.Your patient Isapoinhkyaki is an 11 year old girl of Blackfoot descent; she has been recently diagnosed with Diabetes. She has recently moved to Brampton from Southern Alberta and has made very few friends. She lives in a basement apartment with her father. He works as a labourer and has intermittent work. Her mother lives in another city but her grandmother lives in the upstairs apartment. They rely on food banks to supplement their diet.
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1.Your patient Isapoinhkyaki is an 11 year old girl of Blackfoot descent; she has been recently diagnosed with Diabetes. She has recently moved to Brampton from Southern Alberta and has made very few friends. She lives in a basement apartment with her father. He works as a labourer and has intermittent work. Her mother lives in another city but her grandmother lives in the upstairs apartment. They rely on food banks to supplement their diet.
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