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Moms, Dads, Meet with Your School Now

The throws of May/June and the end of the school year seems to have just happened……just nothing to do……right? Wrong! If you (and your child) are new to the diagnosis of T1D you might think the summer time is a long time and schools is a distance on the horizon, but it’s not. Know that […]

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Dear Non-Celebrity Person Dx w/T1D…….YOU. ARE. STILL. A. HERO.

Dear Moms and Dads of a child with T1D, I, like you, have a child who has been diagnosed with type 1 diabetes. In fact, 2 of our 3 children have T1D, 1 diagnosed at age 2 and another at age 13. No other words for it……it sucks. One thing I have noticed is, when […]

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If You are a Parent—–This is for YOU! Read. Share!

If you are a parent to a child recently diagnosed with T1D, pull up a chair. I know ‘recently’ is a relative term, but if you’re wondering/worried/concerned, what can the future hold for your child; let me share some hope. I have been where you are. In fact, with two children living with this disease […]

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When Calls the Heart…….Fans, for you, Some Explanations from a Diabetesdad

Hello Hearties (and welcome all others). In the online community, I’m known as Diabetes Dad (not ‘the’ but rather ‘a’) from my years of writing about living with, and staying positive living with, diabetes (diabetesdad.org). Two of our three children have type 1 diabetes. One was diagnosed at age 2 in 1992 and the other […]

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EMBARASSED BY DIABETES? READ THIS:

There is not a doubt in my mind that one of my favorite people walking this earth is Sarah Loebner. She is a very special woman who has a heavenly voice when she sings, a PA in this diabetes world and a person who has overcome so much to be where she is in life. […]

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Hey Friend……..Can You Spare a Buck??????

Clearly now more than ever, research for any cause, is in major jeopardy due to cuts being issued all around the nation. NIH, the largest funder of research will most-likely take a major hit. It will be up to private philanthropy to keep programs and research going. I have always lived by “Just Don’t Do […]