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CWD Conferences Chat - January 9, 2008
Moderator (server) Wed Jan 09 08:00:00 PM EST 2008
Our chat about upcoming CWD conferences starts at 9pm Eastern.
Good evening.If anyone joins in, please say hello so I know you are there!
Hi Laura
hi
Hey Connie! How are you? How's the gang?
Hi Chelsea
Hey Chelsea
HI everyone
hi connie
We are all doing really good, Laura - Happy New Year to your family...I have a quick question, do you know if we can prepay for the hotel?
Hey Heather - You guys drying out in California?
I don't know if you can pre-pay, but it's an easy question. I'll find out for you tomorrow and email you, ok?
Hello
Today yes, yesterday no
Perfect, thanks Laura. I know Disney will allow you - just would like to get it all out of the way sooner then later
i trying to make my dad come on i relay want to go to the confrerence
Hello Heather & Poppop
I just sent a note to our Renaissance contact.
Hi Poppop! I love seeing that name - it's what my kids called my dad. Very good memories.
Hi all. Happy New Year.
Chelsea, if your dad isn't comfortable on the chat, he can always email me if he has questions. And make sure you take a look at the conference website in the next week or so - we are going to have all of the sessions listed in detail.
Laura, Poppop is on the chat along with Grammy. System didn't allow me to include Grammy.
Has the shirt color been decided on?
Will there ever be a conference at Disney Calif?
good evening everybody
In fact, that was my Reminder for the Night! To take a look at the website sometime next week and check out the schedule.
Also - anyone needing childcare for kids under age 6 - those forms are now online. We can accept 100 kids in childcare.
Hi PD
Ok then - Poppop and Grammy!
Heather - no Friends for Life events at Disney in California. They aren't big enough. We require a giant convention space. At this point, only the Coronado at Disney World and the Marriott World Center are large enough to accommodate the conference. This year, we'll have the teens over at Marriott World Center because not everything fits at the Renaissance!
Hey PD! How are things in Kansas?
hello???
Geez, it's hard to believe that Brooke was in childcare the first year we attended and she'll turn 10 on July 31st...so it's elementary for her this summer but she is REALLY looking forward to being a 'tween' at the Bethesda conference
Bummer, I can't afford to go all the way across the country
Shirt color: I'm trying for a very light butter yellow with turquoise print. But no final decisions yet - I'm waiting for pricing! Last year's purple was too dark for the heat, I think.
Heather - check out www.ecwdf.org - for scholarship information
We do have other conferences in California (and other places in the country) - just not the summer conference. Here is the link to our events schedule: http://www.childrenwithdiabetes.com/activities/ Note that there is a conference in Seattle in 6 weeks.
Hi Laura, awfully slow here, the weather is confused, one day in the 60's then snow and rain, then in the 40's, horrible weather to try to get work, great weather for sick kids
Grammy and I are looking forward to working with Betty B on the Grandparent's Welcome Reception at this year's FFL conference in Orlando.
Ah - Thanks Connie. Do you want to talk a little bit about that now?
John Deere yellow with green lettering would work
The Grandparents Group will be a Biggie this year! I saw Betty last week at the CWD conference in Marco Island - we didn't get a chance to sit down and talk details, but we will soon. I really enjoy having grandparents with us - it is so important!
I was thrilled to see the photo I took on the back cover of the Seattle brochure. It was a shot of my granddaughter, Emily with her new BFF Alexa holding hands.
Hi everyone- didn't realize there was a conference chat going on today. The conferences look like so much fun and so educational!
Hello
Hi Laura, we sent off our registration form Monday for the Focus on Pumping in Seattle!
Poppop - That is my new favorite photo. I cropped it a bit - but to me, that photo encompasses what CWD is all about. Alexa's grandma wrote to me as soon as she saw the photo. She's working with us on the Seattle conference next month. What a nice family.
Thanks everyone
Is this about any of them in particular, or the conferences in general?
Christine, you were asking me about the FFL conference the other night, Laura can answer all of your questions about it
It looks like a great time. I wish I could come, but I don't think the logistics are gonna work out this year :(
Yay Bonnie! We are going to have so much fun in Seattle. It looks like a wonderful group - with so many first-timers! And such great speakers. I can't wait! It's also going to be the first time that my college-age son, Sam, is on staff. He'll be working with the Tween group, and is very excited about it.
Sure, Laura. The Education for Children with Diabetes (ECWDF) provides scholarships for families to attend the annual FFL conference. New this year will be scholarships solely for young adults. More information on what is covered and the applications for the scholarships can be found at www.ecwdf.org
We are thrilled and Alexa along with her parents travelled from Seattle to NYS to visit us during the Thanksgiving break. The girls were so excited to be able to spend time together and we (parents & grandparents) really enjoyed our time together. CWD/FFL is great for everyone.
Is FFL the one that is sold out already?
Christine - This chat is about any conference... although most people tend to ask about FFL or the next conference in line (Seattle). I'm open for any questions! You also can email me privately if you'd like more of an individual conversation. That's fine.
Connie - The deadline for applying for scholarships is...?
Ok, thanks
when the deadlien for formes for goign to the conferences in orlando
It will be my first summer working, so I don't know if I'd be able to get off. Plus freshly graduating college, money is an issue.
My non-d son Dylan-7 asked if it will be like diabetes family camp? I told him there will be lots to do!
None of the current conferences are sold out. The Marco Island conference that was held last week sold out three months ago. The FFL room block is getting pretty full... so if you want to stay at the conference hotel, you should make a reservation asap. We have reserved nearly the whole hotel (a few rooms are held by airlines, etc., for their crews). You are, of course, welcome to commute or stay elsewhere. Most people choose to be on site because of the convenience of being with everyone.
Ok, I must have been thinking of Marco Island
Plenty to do at the Seattle conference! I just sent the kids schedule to Jeff to post online - it should be up this weekend. So Dylan can see exactly what he'll be doing. And, if he is nervous or has questions, I can connect you to Miss Lauren or Miss Michelle who run the elementary program, and they can answer even more questions! Dylan will have a blast (make sure he brings a swimsuit).
ok tell my dad taht i wnat him to come on but i do not know if he will
Hey Laura and hey all!
The deadline for ECWDF scholarships is April 15, 2008. Families/Young Adults will be notified by May 31, 2008 if they receive one.
Early registration (the least expensive price) ends on January 31. Assuming there is space, you can register right up to July 1. However, I am guessing that the conference will sell out and that we won't have last minute registration available.
There's a scholarship for young adults?
Hi Chris
Hey Christine
Hey Chris! Great to see you! Everyone - Chris is one of the Teen staff. He'll be at both Seattle and FFL.
Chris, you're a man of many hats, eh?
Laura, while we are in sessions if Ella is need of us how are we found?
Christine - Yes - this is very exciting! You can check out all that is covered - http://www.ecwdf.org/FFLYoungAdults.htm
I seem to learn about one of your new talents everyday this week
I believe there are 10 scholarships for young adults... right Connie? Note that the scholarships come from the ECWDF which is a totally separate organization from CWD. Connie is on the Board, so she's the expert.
I'm finally home one evening and was able to get on for a change! Although my two side kicks are sick and asleep!
Bonnie, you will find out that the kids have so much fun that they don't need the parents during their sessions
Christine, I just do what Laura whatever wants me to do! I'm a good order taker
Bonnie - We will fetch you! Do not worry. Mary Babin coordinates childcare for each and every conference, and she knows what she's doing. She is fabulous with the kids - and she is a nurse and CDE. We know where to find YOU - so if we need you, we'll come into the session and holler. Seriously.
wait, Chris, are you the same Chris that works at Abbott? Or am I confusing you with a different Chris
I'll vouch for that. Chris is a good orders-taker. He also is in charge of Security at all of our conferences. Before we pick a site for a conference, Chris scouts things out to make sure it's a safe place for us. He's a gem. Chris - sorry Bernie and Trev are sick. How's the dog?
Wow, the young adult's scholarship covers quite a bit
different Christine
Hi Everyone! I am already getting excited for the Renissance in Orlando. Hi Laura and to all.
You must be confusing me. I work and live in Va Beach and volunteer with CWD as much as I can!
Laura, you are correct - 10 young adult scholarships and the plan is to have the recipient share a room with another young adult (of course, the same gender will be paired.
I don't even know what the "diabetes outreach program" is. -1 on the young adult's scholarship for me
Laura, I wasn't sure if there is a number system screen. I am very comfortable with leaving Ella just wasn't sure how we will be found.
Laura, dog is fine and cute as ever!
Chris is a very, very busy police officer. You can read about him on our Seattle faculty page - there's even a picture! http://www.childrenwithdiabetes.com/activities/Seattle2008/faculty.htm Gee, Chris - see what you got yourself into when you joined the chat?
Is there a place to see what kind of volunteers are still needed and what we can sign up for?
Hi Betty! How are you? Good to see you on the chat!
Anyone want to come to sunny CA. We were a shiny 68 degrees today.http://chat.childrenwithdiabetes.com/images/icon_cool.gif
awwww...you bent the needle? That's funnny
It was 68 in sunny buffalo yesterday, in a strange twist of events
Ellen - Thanks for asking about volunteers. We will need quite a few this summer... but I won't have the schedule with time slots until about May or so. And the first people who get scheduled as volunteers are the people who receive scholarships, as that is part of the agreement. We LOVE extra help!
though today we lost our power with a storm
Virginia was a balmy 70! but ask me next week!
it so cold here
Hi Laura. Are we still getting the pink shirts again for the guys???? lol :)
Connie- have a lot of people applied for the young adults scholarship so far?
Christine, Trevor was very pleased when it was my turn to give him his shot for the first time! I have gottne better though
Christine - if you have any questions concerning the application, please feel free to inquire by sending an email to scholarships@ecwdf.org - and someone will get back to you
With the kids in childcare, we do test bgs... they are too young to tell us if they feel high, low, 'funny', etc., so we check them. However, the sessions are just an hour long, and in between sessions, you pick up your child for snack break or lunch, so you can eyeball them to see what you think, check bg, give snack and insulin... whatever you need to do.
ok, thanks
And I'll chime in with the Michigan weather... yesterday was 63... and today back down to 'normal' 30.
One thing's for sure, you WILL NOT starve
what is the tempture there in orland for the conference like
Not to worry, you will be very comfortable that your child is being looked after.
I am getting a better picture of how childcare will be look with Ella, thanks
I want to be a volunteer this year please. I'll supply you with your peanut M&Ms and Diet Coke!
If I come as a young adult by myself, will I kind of be a lone ranger since most come with families?
Betty, I keep threatening to put all those men - especially the whiners - in pink shirts! Something at least to single them out!
Florida is hot and sticky in July, but the good company more than makes up for it!
Christine, the applications go to the ECWDF President and then from there she blinds them out and sends them out to those who review the applications. Since I don't receive the applications as they come in, I'm not aware of how many come in. With that said, though, if you are interested it's certainly worth your time to complete and submit
Hi.
Bonnie, the childcare is A++++++++
I didn't whine, I would wear a pink shirt as long as it says Children with Diabetes on it
Christine, you will be able to meet up with others who are going solo or hang out with families you get to know while chatting!
Oh no - you definitely won't starve! Picking the food for the conferences is my favorite part... and then Mike Schurig, CWD's wonderful dietitian, figures out portion sizes and carb counts for every item of food that goes on the buffet tables. So, the info is right there for you to figure insulin dosing.
how hot
Yes PD was definitely one of them. And yes he was whining!
Our young adult group is growing and many of our past teens will be in that group this year. You should not be short of company.
PD, along with the pink shirt you will have to wear shorts!
The air conditioning isn't sticky.
They're not 100% sure I have type 1. It depends on which doctor I ask at my endo's office
How nice with the serving/carb info at buffet!
Hi Ellen!
Cool. I know one person who I think is going. And I've talked to Marissa a little on facebook. So I already have a bit of a jump start
Am I to understand that this year's shirts are pink?
Laura, unfortunately, unless we get a windfall, I might have to buy some shirts and have you mail them to me, economy is pretty bad here
Bonnie, not a chance in h***
Hi everybody. Chelsea, it's usually in the 90s outside but inside its always air conditioned to the point you really should have a sweater with you.
I think pink is cool :D
Christine - absolutely not! There are a lot of young adults who attend "alone" and by the time they leave, they have a HUGE new family. Trust me, you'll be no different!
Hi Mary Catherine
Florida is a typical subtropical zone. Last year seemed particularily sticky, even at night. We tend to stay inside!
ok my dad want me to get teh tempu before he erve consiter going
PD,
ok, I'm applying. Not sure my chances are too good, but what have I got to loose?
Little Brooke is NINE
Hi Ellen
Two years ago at Sea World was about the hottest I remember. That Saturday was brutal. And we did not have special passes. This year, the Saturday park will be Universal. You have a choice of going to either Islands of Adventure or Universal Studios Florida. The price of the ticket - purchased on your registration - includes lunch. It also includes a Guest Assistance Card for you. I have only 1000 of those, as that is how many people I am anticipating coming to the lunch. Btw, the lunch is a benefit for the ECWDF and helps to support the scholarships that Connie has been telling us about. If you purchased a ticket to the park at the gate, it would be over $60. So essentially you get lunch for free, plus a Guest Assistance Card. The park gave us a very good deal. No outdoor air conditioning, though!
When will the focus groups and the programs be listed?
That is Great Christine....
I know Ellen - it's so hard to imagine...I remember talking to you over 5 years ago right after she was dx'd and such a little thing!
No, Chris! We're teasing about the pink shirts. I'm hoping for light butter yellow - but not sure we can get those. Working on it. Turquoise print.
I was going to say Laura, how in the world did you get that by Jeff!
You aren't kidding about SeaWorld. We spent most of the time treating lows stopping every few minutes for a different kid. The LOW STATIONS are a tremendous help and helps relieve some of the stress. Laura, I thought we were getting rainbow shirts this year?
oops! i am late
Hey Ellen!
Now how did I know you would ask that question?
Different system this year. The sponsoring companies will all send me their focus group topics and times by the end of February. We will then post them online and people will sign up via computer. You will need to be registered for the conference in order to sign up for focus groups. Last year with all the focus groups and 2500 people, it got very labor-intensive trying to figure out 'who goes where' - especially when people changed their minds! So, this year, the computer can help!
Hey Heather! Great to see you online! Can't wait to see you in Seattle! How's your crew?
Hi Heather
What's a low station?
anyone here going to seattle?
I do like rainbow shirts. VERY hard to see the sponsor logos on the back, though. So, it won't work.
Thank-you for all your insight
I don't mean "rainbow" shirts, I meant shirts in different colors with our logo on them. Sorry.
ttyl Bonnie
Laura, any new special guests you can tell us about?
does correcting my professors in class count as diabetes education?
what all about shirts
Thanks for joining us, Bonnie. See you in a few weeks!
Them: "Eating sweets causes DKA"
Me: "Uhm...excuse me"
Laura, how many teens in Seattle?
Oh, and I authored the current pump comparison chart that's on IP. Go me.
Hi Everyone
hi wendy
howdy Wendy
Ah - a couple of FUN special guests! Jay Hewitt is going to be back. Some of you may remember him from a few years ago. He is a triathlete with type 1. He's an atty, and he is now married with a little baby. He's got a great message for both kids and parents alike. He'll be working with the teens, meeting the other kids, and presenting the keynote at the banquet. We are hoping that Chris Dudley will be back this summer - he isn't doing a basketball camp because we don't have space, but he very much wanted to be back working with our kids. Also... Nikki Lang, who is a 16 year old singer with type 1... she has about the best voice I've heard in a young person. She'll be part of the teen program and will be singing at their dinner before the dance starts. Stay tuned for others!
Hey Wendy
cool, sounds like a lot of cool people
Laura will Ken be back?
Heather - I have to go to the database and count. I'll send you an email. There are 200 people registered. We'll sell out at 300.
Hi Wendy.
wow
Fingers crossed that Ken Moritsugu will be back. He is just wonderful. Parents and kids alike loved him.
How did that rumor get out.....LOL
Wendy is still trying to fill all the pie orders from last year
NP Laura, just wondered if it would be a more personal group. My daughter was very 'shy' in FL and didn't mingle with the teens very well
what's his claim to fame?
yep I will be bringing Jesse his pumpkin pies...
Shelby wants to know if you can get the Jonas Brothers, since Nick Jonas is 16, and type 1.
Christine he is the surgeon general
Very cool people. check out the Special Guests currently listed down the side of the main conference page:
http://www.childrenwithdiabetes.com/activities/Orlando2008/ There will be many more to come.
with Type 1
I might need someone to stop by on the way down to pick up the pies...
Ooohh...I read about him in Diabetes Forecast. He's a pumper.
Regionals have a much more homey feel and teens can better interact. If you talk to one of the teen staff, we'll make sure it works out for her!
Every summer, I leave thinking Laura cannot do better than this....and then the next summer comes along and OMG she did it better!
Every teenager wants the Jonas Brothers to come!
Thanks, Ellen. It's because I have so many great HELPERS! Do you remember that first year when all those boxes of STUFF arrived and we had no idea how to even proceed? We sure have all learned a lot together.
Chris i feel that way even on the regionals for the adults
Laura, do you need volunteers for SEattle? Does someone organize that like FFL?
what do you all do at this confrence
well see our convection oven will hold 20 pies...25 if i really pack them on...i never do...
That first year was phenomenal - I'd go back to that hotel in a heartbeat but we probably wouldn't all fit
You're right, regionals are cozy for everyone I think!
hey i actually have my registration filled out...and am almost ready to send it in....
Yea, don't think you would get that many in my oven
Chelsea - Click on the conference webpage to see about Seattle. http://www.childrenwithdiabetes.com/activities/Seattle2008/ Heather - Let's work with Alyssa to make sure she is comfortable with the teens right off the bat. It is helpful knowing that she's a bit shy (although, knowing her, I would not have predicted that - she is a very well-spoken young lady). Let's chat tomorrow.
we actually baked jesse's pies in our oven last year..
i am a to shy person
Will CGMS be available to trial at this summer's conference?
The Sheraton Safari! My room didn't have a closet...
Good idea/question, Ellen!
I think she was still embarassed about the situation in CA 2 years prior when she went 'missing' after the dance
Not sure about trialing CGMS. Working with Medtronic to see if they can do this. Also with DexCom.
I remember the lobby being pretty with tropical birds in cages - was that a Sheraton?
Oh I remember the dance...and them now
Yikes, I forgot about the chat. Sorry Laura, just been a crazy day.
Hi Brenda
Yes, it was. We'd never in a million years fit there. Not even for a regional! It was a good fit at the time, though! And they were good to us.
Thanks for your efforts re the CGMS
Hello, hello, hello.
I hope all is well.
LB - When will you have more details on the Sept Tech Conf. Would it be too much for an 8 year old?
Hey Brenda
Has anyone been using or have they tried the I-port? We got a case of them last year but Shelby isn't ready yet. Now she wants to try the new Animas 2020 in Pink. Hi Brenda, say hi to Jeff
Hi Brenda
Hey Brenda - No problem. It's been a fun chat. Everyone is excited about both Seattle and FFL! I take it Jeff is home safe and sound?
hi Brenda
good evening Brenda
I inserted an iPort at last year's conference and thought it was comfortable but a bit high
Betty, Brooke got the Animas 2020 (in pink) back in November - and she loves it!
i love the animas 2020 i jsut got it last friday i love it so pritty with the coulers
we cant get pink here
Hi D-Dad. We'll have info about the Focus on Technology conference (Bethesda, MD, September 26-28) as soon as the Seattle conference is over. We usually post the info about 6 months out. It would definitely be appropriate for an 8 year old, because he would be in the elementary sessions. YOU would be the one hearing the technical sessions... and then you would be visiting all of the sponsors and exhibitors with all the new 'stuff' and explaining it to your son in terms he is comfortable with. Does that make sense?
Just read back a bit. When a few of us were sitting near the "box" lunches on Sat. at Marco Isl., a woman from another conference, looked at the bags and asked the Marriott guy, "If these kids have diabetes, why are they eating chips? Our lunch was much healthier." The guy explained that they were Baked Lays and were with a wrap, grapes and a cookie. When she walked by three of us, I explained that kids with diabetes can eat anything they want, although we do encourage them to eat healthy foods. I tried to be polite, but wanted to smack her!
If you look at the top of this chat page you will see the advertisemen for the new Pink!
oh yes i need to speak to my niece about staying at her house for that one..and it is a Focus on Technology one cool...
Brenda are you coming to Seattle?
Wow! Did that hour ever go quickly! It is just past 10, so I need to officially close the chat. However, the room will stay open for awhile to keep the conversation going! I'll stay on for a bit, too. Thanks for chatting tonight, Everyone!
Hopefully the Navigator will be approved by September '08
Night Laura
Goodnight all
Jeff is home. All three of our kids are begging to go to Seattle. They just don't get that it's a 5 hr. flight out on a Fri. evening and four hours back on Sunday. What about homework, work (girls), soccer (Kathryn)?
Heather, I will be staying here.
how long is this chat on till
Goodnight Laura, Brenda, everyone.
LB - makes sense, sounds good. thanks!
Yes, technology covers all kinds of topics. I'm excited about that one. We're working on topics and presenters now. Jeff (Brenda's husband) attends the Diabetes Tech meetings and listens to all of the speakers - and he invites those whom he thinks would be a good fit with our families and the 'feel' of our conferences.
We're driving, and prob Thursday... about 6 hours door to door, but worth every minute of it
I tried an I-port, but literally couldn't get it through my abdomen. It was like pushing through shoe leather. Not sure what this says about my body.
night Ellen.
Night ellen
Brenda - one thing I remember to this very day is when Brooke was lying in ICU after being dx'd and one of the nurses telling us that we were probably going to hear a lot of ignorant stuff and sure enough the first person I spoke to right after Brooke's dx asked me if we gave her too much soda - luckily the nurse warned me and I didn't come unglued!
Lots of people arriving on Thurs. The hotel has 30 something rooms booked (for Seattle).
Such tight abs even the skin is tough!
Good nurse!
Brenda what is an LMX-4? Can I get more info on the cwd website? Shelby isn't pumping yet.
Hi all....
Hi Chris
I got you confused with a different Chris earlier this evening
Hi Chris
howdy Chris
Laura, if you are still on - who will be watching over the quilts at night when in DC?
In my dreams, Chris T.
LMX-4 is an OTC numbing cream. Put on a dab and wipe it off with soap in 15-20 min. Many pumpers use it so they don't feel the infusion set insertion. It's gotta be on the site somewhere (Try the Products section).
Connie, we should have the Park Police helping us out with that
Thanks for responding Chris.
used to be an add on the site for it also
BettyS: see http://www.childrenwithdiabetes.com/pumps/relatedproducts.htm
I believe there will be Park Police guarding the quilts all night in DC.
Connie, no problem. It should be similar to our setup the last time we did it
I know what you mean about others "speaking out" and saying "should she be eating that?" It can be quite irratating sometimes. When we first started with CWD we thought that the black shirts that say "Insulin is not a cure" were demeaning. Now that we have been involved with CWD 4 years we now totally get it!!!!
Chris T.--same set-up as before, I believe. Just don't have to break down the quilts after day one.
off to go curling... cya next month
Thanks for the info. I guess I could ask my hubby Ed, I mean since he is a doctor, duh???
night heather
Brenda, you mean it won't be a crack of dawn, to sunset breakdown? Yipee
Seeing the quilts on Capitol Hill truly a moving experience for us!
Well, it still starts at the crack of dawn. Just as long as there's coffee.
Coffee is gooooood....
Well, it's past my bedtime! Good night Laura, Brenda and gang!
Good Night
It will be nice when Shelby finally decides to get on the pump. Its totally her choice, but we do miss all the other pumping conferences? Any conferences going to EVER be scheduled in CA?
BettyS: no guarantee he'll know. I called Marissa (3rd year of nursing school) to ask which body temp. reading was more accurate: ear thermometer or oral one. She asked her fellow nursing roomie and then said "If one is 101 and one is 103, just assume it's in the middle, 102." Hope they cover this topic SOON in one of her classes.
Not until Oct. 2009. La Jolla was this past April.
Goodnight to those who are leaving. I'm heading out soon, too. Time to recheck that temp. Tim, 13, been sick since last night. I knew it was real when (a) he fell asleep around 7 p.m. last night and (b) never asked to play video games all day!
Hope Tim gets to feeling better soon, Brenda
Hi for a second... Read back, saw the comments re: temps. They vary depending on where taken, but ear temps have recently been found to be generally inaccurate. Rectal temps are about a degree higher than orals, which are usually about a degree higher than axillary. All are "accurate"
Probably strep. Throat looks nasty tonight.
See you all next time, if I remember!
Hi Judith
The ear thing said 101.4, while the oral one said 103.4. Either way, Tim had/has a fever and is unhappy. Thanks, Judith.
Hi Christine... Looks like this chat is over.
Sorry Time is sick. Poor Baby. I hope he feels better soon. You know your child is sick when they don't want to play video games! I enjoyed chatting with you all. Just seems weird that y'all are going to bed and I'm fixing to get dinner. My kids get 5 weeks off for Winter break. Go figure, especially in sunny CA. It was 80 two days before Christmas! Night Brenda and all.
I'd put my money on the oral temp....
Night, all....
night
Brenda, don't forget you can alternate with Tylenol and then with Motrin an hour later. It always works for us and is safe>
is anybody here?
Goodnight to you all. I can't wait till the next chat. This is the only chat room I've ever been in (on). Please all be safe and well. CWD Rocks! Did you need something Monica?
i was just wondering if this was a chat room to talk about conferences to people that dont know about it or to plan them...
hi here jsut doing my homework but to tired to do it so pre nto goign to do it
hi chelsea! wat kind of hw do you have?
english and math
This is a chat room for upcoming conferences. Also if you want to start a conference, got to the childrenwithdiabetes.com website.
but i nto goign to school tmrow so it ok if i do not finsh it goign to the diabte docter tomorw
ok, thanks! ive been to a lot of conferences and love talking about them so i just wanted to know
well, i gotta go to bed now so goodnight!
bye night
got to amek snack soon mom not here to do it for me
going to the parents room bye
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