This is going to happen so quickly in our public schools. Students need advocates to guide them. Plus, we need accurate information for school nurses and administrators.
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My answer to When your child (or yourself) was first diagnosed with Type I diabetes, what do you wish you would have known “up front” that was not shared with you, until later or never, that could have maybe made your life easier? https://t.co/vcrAdzWlv0
@Em203Jsun I believe best practice to increase the activity of children is to involve them in sports. Let me qualify that by saying NOT sports that encourage gaining weight. Group activities motivate them to keep participating. Find a sport their friends are involved in. Let them pick one.
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@Pancreassassin The best practice is to get an insulin pump and set it to give a little extra basal insulin at that time.Not everyone can afford an insulin pump so the next best is to have someone check your blood sugar at 3:30AM and give insulin at that time. That get's old when you live alone