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Old 07-01-2008, 08:47 PM
kel4han kel4han is offline
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I am a: Type 1
 
Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: Phoenix, AZ
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My goodness, I'm so heart broken for you. My daughter was diagnosed at age 6 about 2 years ago. We still check her every-single-night. Usually at Midnight and 3 am. Although you may have things "stabilized" it seems, they never stay the same for long since children are constantly growing and changing. It took me at least a year to feel comfortable in managing her Diabetes, and I even have Type 1 myself. Endo's will tell you there is no need to check your child at night after a certain "stability" is found, but most parents will tell you that could be a dangerous path for a young child. I will always check at night, until there is a cure.

You need parent support. Another great website is children with DIABETES Online Community . Keep learning everything there is to know and you will do great. There is a mom at the above website that had a daughter dx at age 9 months. She could really help you alot. I hope to see you there soon.
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Dx'd age 28 Type 1 (3-18-2006)
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Maddison (7) Type 1 (12-4-2006)
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