#diabetickids

[theediabeticwonder-blog]

HA, isn't this the truth! One of the biggest parts of diabetes that I had to accept was that there is never going to be an "aha" moment. And if there is, it's going to be very brief. Every day is a new journey with new battles and new learning opportunities. Every day is trial and error and even if we get it right today, there's a 95% chance things will be different tomorrow. May your day be filled with the good kind of trial and error ! 💞🙌🏻😘😆😁 #t1dmom #t1dparent #diabetictoddler #diabetickids #insulindependent #typeonediabetes #type1diabetes #neonataldiabetes #neonatalmonogenicdiabetes #monogenicdiabetes #infantsandinsulin #parentingdiabetes #t1dlookslikehim #invisibleillness #chronicillness #momblogger #momblog #blogger

[theediabeticwonder-blog]

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[spoonielivingapp]

Thank you for sharing 💜✨ #Repost @mollys_mail ・・・ Today on Molly and Abbey's Heroes is the story of our very own Abbey! Diabetic, the one word I thought would never come out of my doctors mouth... I was 7 years old and they were doing a couple labs to test my glucose. Results came in and I was dangerously high... I had to be ran to the hospital. With a IV attached and a teddy in the other hand my mom just looked at me. i snapped back to life and my doctor was talking to my ma. We came back home with a hand full of insolin injections and pills. My mom had to prick my finger to see if I was high or low. Fighting through everything I missed a lot of days of school. I never really enjoyed missing things like field trips and interesting lessons. Eating and portions were a problem for me. I ate when I was sad or angry. Being the girl I was it took my parents 10 minutes to get me to let them give me the shot. My parents weren't fond of it at all. I am now 13 years old and counting!! My life has been hard but somehow I'm always strong. My moms nickname for me is tough cookie now and I think it suits me!! Then when my best friend past away from childhood cancer I wanted to make a difference for kids with illness like me!! That's my story!! #t1d #typeonediabetes #diabetickids #spoonielivingapp

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