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- Where do you live? (Your Hometown, City, or State)
- Southern CA
- Do you have Diabetes?
- No
- If so, what Type?
- Type 1 (Juvenile) Diabetes
- My relationship to diabetes is...
- I have a daughter with Diabetes
- How did you find the Diabetic Angels? What were you searching for?
- researching the continious glucose monitor
- What is the web address of your blog or website, if any?
- http://yulefarms.blogspot.com
Robin's Blog
Writing On My Thigh
Thursday, April 23, 2009
Writing On My Thigh
Before I begin, I'd like to note, for the record and anyone finding a yuck factor here, I did NOT take this photo while sitting on the toilet! :-) I hadn't had even one cup of coffee at that point, this was taken later in the day… Continue
Posted on May 4, 2009 at 12:36am —
Upon Diagnosis: An email To Our Friends
Posted on May 4, 2009 at 12:30am —
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i have had diabet whene i was 09 and now i'm 28yearhi
I've been reading your blog, and find it riveting! Please consider posting your blog on this site, it is so insightful! As Mollie's mom, I remember all too well when she was diagnosed at four, what it was like to "manage" Mollie's diabetes and like you, I too did the up all night routine...all too often, this is exactly what it takes. I realized that very few people really get it. However, knowing that your family and friends mean well is still important, because as your daughter gets older, you may have more time to teach them so they can help you raise awareness and maybe Raven will be able to teach her friends and classmates about diabetes and start her own chapter of the Diabetic Angels and together all of us will eliminate a little bit of the ignorance and fear that permeates the world!
Best wishes to you and your family and welcome again to the DA's!