Dr. Tro’s Fasted 5K

By Published Medically reviewed by Dr. Tro Kalayjian, DOReviewed

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Armenia, a country steeped in history, is grappling with a humanitarian severe crisis. The aftermath of the Artsakh war has displaced over 100,000 refugees, leaving them in dire need of shelter, care, and a chance to rebuild their lives. In the face of these challenges, the American Armenian Health Providers Organization (AAHPO) is tirelessly working to support these displaced families.

 

Dr. Tro, a committed AAHPO member, has previously donated ultrasounds with Butterfly iQ and is now partnering with Dexcom. He’s taking his support to the next level by participating in a fasted 5K on 10/21, wearing the Dexcom G7, alongside local patients and AAHPO members.

 

Their goal is to run a USATF 5K, not only to raise awareness and hope but also to support patients dealing with diabetes and obesity. You can join this cause by cheering them on, providing support, or making a donation to AAHPO in Dr. Tro’s name. Every contribution counts and goes a long way in assisting those in need.

 

To make a difference and donate, click here: https://raceforum.com/aahpo

 

Together, we can exemplify the strength of compassion and unity, even in challenging times.

 

 

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