Rob still dancing for diabetes
JDRF’s favourite TV star Rob Palmer and his dancing partner Alana have secured a second place ranking on the scoreboard after an elegant Salsa in Episode 6 of Dancing with the Stars.
Halfway through the series, Rob and Alana’s masterful moves and charisma have earned the support of dancing fans and the type 1 diabetes community alike. Online, Rob’s fans agree that he is a smooth dancer as well as being fun to watch, with one web post announcing that Rob “can really move!” Read more about Rob in an interview with JDRF.
To vote for Rob Palmer and support JDRF, call 1902 55 77 11 or SMS Rob to 191 777
MNET Group 55c max cost. Mobile calls to 1902 extra. Helpline 1300 851 419.
Final voting closes: 29/08/2010 at 18:30 AEST. Terms & Conditions available at yahoo7.com.au/tv
Watch Dancing with the Stars on Sundays at 6.30 pm (AEST) on Channel Seven or view Rob’s profile on the official Dancing with the Stars website.
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Hi Rob,
I was so pleased that someone is finally dancing for JDRF. I had stopped watching DWTS but when I knew you where dancing I have been watching again and voting for the first time. I have a son who is type 1, he has now lived with type 1 for 5 years and went on pump earlier this year. When first diagonised he had BSL of 95. At that stage the highest Randwicks Childrens Hospital has registered. He is now a typical 18 year old, and enjoying life. We want to see you win. Go Rob!
Jillian
Hi Rob,
Way to go ! Our family were so pleased to watch you dance each week and to finally win! We have a daughter who was diagnosed with type 1 and coeliac at age seven and has been a youth ambassador for JDRF for 3 years. I loved the way that you gave it such a commitment and showed such enjoyment for dancing. My husband and I met at a dance studio and both love dancing and now our daughters dance too. It's tricky balancing all her exercise and working out insulin on a pump but that never stops my daughter from dancing !