Joseph Rafidi Educates People About Diabetes

Joseph Rafidi is a respectable name in Youngstown, Ohio. Presently he delivers lectures on diabetes to educate people about how they can fight against this life threatening disease. He completed his graduation from the prestigious Youngstown State University with Political Science as the main subject. Next, he pursued Juries Doctorate from Thomas M Cooley Law College, Michigan. After completing his law degree, he set up a small law firm and worked as an independent attorney for many years. During this time period he handled a number of cases and helped his clients seek justice.

In the year 2009, he voluntarily retired from the law firm and started a full-time consultancy to help people repair their poor credit score. He spared no effort to provide his clients with the best possible assistance on all credit score related issues. His sincere efforts, know-how, and experience won him great recognition within a short span of time. Besides being an independent credit counselor, Joseph Rafidi was also a SCORE mentor. He helped both new as well as existing business owners by offering effective business marketing plans. With the aim to address entrepreneurs in the best possible way, he organized useful workshops and seminars from time to time. His work also involved helping business owners maintain a good credit score so that they do not run into a crisis in future. However, because of diabetes he was forced to limit his work.

The disease brought many big changes in the life of Joseph Rafidi. Being a diabetic himself he now better understands the importance of healthy eating and exercising. Hence, to tell people about the role of a balanced diet and exercises in the life of a diabetic, he delivers free lectures from time to time. His lectures also cover topics like symptoms, natural cures, and medical treatments available for diabetes. His lessons have proved to be extremely useful for a number of people who are struggling with diabetes. His simple yet magical words have brought in them a ray of hope and a desire to lead a normal life like before.

Thank You

Joseph Rafidi