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BLOG WEEK DAY 5 PART 2: SWAPPING: The Absolute Best Answer of the Day

Today we were supposed to write about swapping diseases.  Many people had fabulous comments about this topic but the absolute best answer came from my Godson/Nephew (I AM SOOOOO PROUD) speaking about his son who has Cystic Fibrosis. I am a tad ashamed I did not think of it first…..it IS the perfect answer from […]

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BLOG WEEK ENTRY 5: SERIOUSLY????? I Don’t Think So.

This week is blog week and we, the DOC Bloggers, have all been given a title for each day of the week and asked to write on this topic.the fourth entry into blog week we are asked to address the following title: FREAKY FRIDAY.  If you could switch chronic disease, which one would you choose to deal […]

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BLOG WEEK ENTRY 4: In Death She Taught Us Our Greatest Accomplishment

This week is blog week and we, the DOC Bloggers, have all been given a title for each day of the week and asked to write on this topic.the fourth entry into blog week we are asked to address the following title: What is our greatest accomplishment big or small.  As in most things in this journey […]

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A Quote from Ryan Schuhmacher that Should Stop You in Your Tracks

Did you ever read something that just smacks your attention?  I always like reading Meri Schuhmacher’s posts.  She never wastes your time as a reader, and always has something substantial to say.  One feels as if you are all on a chair by the ocean; just talking. But today it’s something her late husband said to her, […]

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BLOG WEEK ENTRY 3: A Crushing Blow to ‘Being Normal’.

This week is the third entry into blog week where we are asked to address the following title: Memories–share our most memorable diabetes day…choose anything. Anyone who knows me knows that one of the biggest goals we strive toward is normalcy.  Now I know of people where normalcy means many things; one thing it has […]

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NY Post Reports: The Rich Hire Handicapped Tour Guides to Cut Lines at Disney

The NY Post is reporting that rich people are hiring handicapped tour guides so they, and their rich little kids, can cut the lines at Disney.  Well if this just doesn’t beat all tacky and stupid low down tricks. This is why people who need them have so much trouble getting the ‘Guest Assistance Passes”……….welcome to the Diabetes Dad […]