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11/01/2026

Welcome to November from PharmaPlan Systems.
This month, we are recognizing Diabetes Awareness Month and World Diabetes Day on November 14—because food, medicines, culture, and your questions all belong in your care plan.
Save this as a reminder for your next visit.
For education only. Talk with your pharmacist, clinician, or dietitian before changing your medicines, diet, or supplements.

10/31/2026

For every caregiver trying to organize a loved one's medications — this one is for you. 💊

Medicines in different drawers, different bags, different rooms?

Start small. Get them in one place — prescriptions, vitamins, supplements, herbal teas. If that's too much, take pictures on your phone. Write down what you know — name, how often, what you think it's for.

It's okay if the list isn't perfect. Don't wait for the perfect list. Just bring the list you have.

Your pharmacist can help fill in the rest.

🎙️ Full Season 2 Finale: When Food Meets Medicine — now live on YouTube and all podcast platforms.

10/30/2026

"It's natural, so it's safe." — As a pharmacist, I need us to talk about this. 🌿💊

Natural does NOT automatically mean safe with every medication or every health condition.

That doesn't mean you need to throw it away or panic. It means it belongs on your medication list — right next to your prescriptions.

At your next appointment: bring the bottle, take a picture of the label, or write down what you take and how much.

Then ask your pharmacist or doctor: is this safe with what I'm already on?

You'd be amazed what that one question can uncover.

🎙️ Hear more on our Season 2 Finale: When Food Meets Medicine — now live.

10/29/2026

If a medication review feels scary — this is for you. 💊

It is NOT a test you have to pass. It's your chance to say: here's everything I take. Here are my questions. Can we look at this together?

You don't need to know every medical word. You just need to show up with the full list — prescriptions, supplements, vitamins, herbal teas. All of it.

Your pharmacist is part of your care team. We are here for this.

🎙️ Full Season 2 Finale: When Food Meets Medicine — now live on YouTube and podcast platforms.

10/28/2026

Does your doctor know your FULL story? 🍵💊

Not just your diagnosis — but the tea you drink, the supplements you take, the food that connects you to your culture and your family?

That missing piece matters. As a pharmacist, I believe it's part of safe care.

Season 2 Finale of When Food Meets Medicine is now live 🎙️

10/24/2026

🚨 Every pregnant woman — and everyone who loves a pregnant woman — needs to know this.

Dr. Amy Valent, a Maternal Fetal Medicine Specialist at OHSU, explains the one key difference that could save a life:

Normal pregnancy headache = goes away with water, Tylenol, and rest.
Preeclampsia headache = does NOT go away. No matter what you try.

If a pregnant woman in your life is dealing with a headache that just won't quit — along with chest pain or sudden shortness of breath — that is a medical situation. Please call labor and delivery or go in immediately.

Please share this. Black women are disproportionately impacted by preeclampsia, and too many of us are told our pain is normal when it isn't. 💙

⚠️ This is educational content. For any urgent symptoms, go to your nearest labor and delivery or call your OB immediately. Pregnancy Momjunction Pregnancy Tips Totally Pregnant High Risk Pregnancy High risk pregnancy advice

10/24/2026

🚨 Every pregnant woman — and everyone who loves a pregnant woman — needs to know this.

Dr. Amy Valent, a Maternal Fetal Medicine Specialist at OHSU, explains the one key difference that could save a life:

Normal pregnancy headache = goes away with water, Tylenol, and rest.
Preeclampsia headache = does NOT go away. No matter what you try.

If a pregnant woman in your life is dealing with a headache that just won't quit — along with chest pain or sudden shortness of breath — that is a medical situation. Please call labor and delivery or go in immediately.

Please share this. Black women are disproportionately impacted by preeclampsia, and too many of us are told our pain is normal when it isn't. 💙

⚠️ This is educational content. For any urgent symptoms, go to your nearest labor and delivery or call your OB immediately.

10/23/2026

🍬 What is gestational diabetes — actually?

If you've ever been confused by the explanation your doctor gave you, Dr. Amy Valent breaks it down in a way that finally makes sense.

The drink you take during pregnancy? It measures how your body handles a sugar challenge. And sugar — specifically carbohydrates — fuels about 40% of what the placenta needs. That's why GD matters. Because when the response is too high, that fuel system is off.

Goldilocks. Not too little, not too much.

Share this with someone who just got a GD diagnosis and is trying to understand what it means. 💙

⚠️ Educational content only. Work with your care team on your individual management plan. Pregnancy Momjunction Pregnancy TipsTotally Pregnant Diabetes Awareness by GreaterGood Medscape Diabetes & Endocrinology

10/22/2026

📞 If something feels wrong during pregnancy — call. Please.

Dr. Amy Valent, a Maternal Fetal Medicine Specialist at OHSU, explains something so important: pregnancy covers up a lot of symptoms we should actually be paying attention to.

Vaginal bleeding. Leaking fluid. Headaches that won't go away. Anything new or different. These are worth a call — not a Google search and hope.

Please share this with every pregnant person in your life. It could matter.

⚠️ Educational content. Contact your OB or midwife directly for any urgent concerns.

10/21/2026

💙 For every mama who received a gestational diabetes diagnosis and felt like she'd done something wrong:

You didn't fail. Your body is communicating.

In this clip from When Food Meets Medicine, Dr. Amy Valent — a high-risk pregnancy specialist — reframes gestational diabetes as what she calls a "golden ticket": early information that gives you the power to actually change your long-term health outcomes.

Women with GD have a higher risk of Type 2 diabetes later in life. But they also have a real opportunity — right now — to reduce that risk through what they eat, how they move, and the care they get.

Share this with a mama who needs to hear it. 🙏

⚠️ Educational content only. Pregnancy Momjunction Pregnancy Tips Totally Pregnant

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