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  1. My daughter has been misbehaving--cutting her sister's hair, sneaking food, etc. Is this related to her diabetes or is it something else? (7 Feb 2012)
  2. Do you have any suggestions for discipline when dealing with highs? (28 Dec 2011)
  3. My son has been lying about his blood sugars, not checking, not bolusing properly, etc. What should I do to get him back on track? (20 Dec 2011)
  4. Six years after diagnosis, my teen daughter refuses to discuss her diabetes. She's had poor control for the last two years. How can she be persuaded to accept help? (27 Sep 2011)
  5. Since her diagnosis with type 1, my young daughter has been whiny, less cooperative and defiant at school. Can out of range blood sugars affect behavior? (30 Aug 2011)
  6. Is it common for someone to take a nap after experiencing hypoglycemia? During the nap, the blood sugar is in the normal range. (16 Aug 2011)
  7. Sometimes my boyfriend curses and yells if I wake him during the night. Later, he apologizes. He thinks his actions are related to his blood sugars. What could be going on? (14 Aug 2011)
  8. My daughter's A1c has gone up since pumping. What can I do to lower it? My daughter had a seizure-like reaction with a normal blood sugar. How can we avoid such episodes? (7 Apr 2011)
  9. A school assessment said there was no correlation between our daughter's glucose levels and behavior, but we don't really agree. What is your opinion? (25 Jan 2011)
  10. I'm looking for some criteria on encouragement for my college student who is sick of having diabetes. (14 Jan 2011)
  11. Recently, my son's s behavior becomes highly disruptive mid to late morning at preschool. Is it possible this is because his blood sugar is dropping precipitously? (11 Jan 2011)
  12. My son's behavior is out of control. He lies about his blood sugars and the presence of ketones. Do I seek psychological help? I just don't know what to do any more. (7 Jan 2011)
  13. My 11-year-old has food issues, sneaking and asking for more at dinner. When she sneaks, she denies it, but her elevated blood sugars provide the proof. What do you recommend? (23 Dec 2010)
  14. The endocrinologist has agreed to put my daughter on a pump. Which pump brands are most popular? How can I help with her moodiness when her blood sugar is high? (21 Oct 2010)
  15. My child has been refusing to eat, saying this will prevent a high blood sugar and that he does not need to check his blood sugar. How should I deal with this? (4 Aug 2010)
  16. My 18-year-old has taken over her diabetes care while living at home. Her A1c is around 12, so she's not taking very good care of herself. How do I help her transition into adulthood? (20 Jul 2010)
  17. Since a recent stomach bug and bad low, my young son isn't eating much at all. Is it possible he is developing some early form of anorexia? (20 Jul 2010)
  18. My daughter sees a nutritionist, counselor, pediatrician and regular diabetes doctors, but we are looking for a better option for the treatment of her diabetes and anorexia. What do you recommend? (5 Jun 2010)
  19. My son adjusted to his diagnosis quickly in early 2009, but, recently, has become very anxious, both at school and at home. How can I help him get beyond the anxiety? (4 May 2010)
  20. Are there any tips on how to inject a newly diagnosed young child who panics are the thought of his injections? Are there ways to help ease his fear of injections? (19 Mar 2010)

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