Make plans now to attend CWD's Friends for Life Annual Conference 2008, to be held at the Renaissance Orlando Resort at Sea World in Orlando, Florida, from July 23-27, 2008.
Megan and Jonny are teens living in New Jersey and both have type 1.
The Featured Ask the Diabetes Team Question of the Week is:
Our 10-year-old daughter was put on metformin for insulin resistance. She had an episode at school where she felt shaky so was given a snack. In fact, afterwards, her blood sugar was much lower. What should I do? I can't get her to the endocrinologist until April. See the answer.
This week's Humorous Tidbit is:
One evening during the dinner rush, I asked my diabetic 4-year-old Emma to get the twins some Cheerios so they would stop crying. The crying didn't stop right away, and when I looked over at the twins in their high chairs, they were really frustrated and mad. Emma was sitting just out of their reach, meticulously measuring out their Cheerios into bowls with a tablespoon. She wanted to make sure they "weren't eating too many carbs, Mommy!"
You know you're the parent of a child with diabetes when your dog has frequent "accidents" and you test her blood sugar! See more parent humor.
Last week's poll asked readers what they do with their insulin pump infusion set tubing. This week's poll asks readers what one innovation they believe we'll see in 2008.
The Featured Book of the Week is Quick & Easy Diabetic Recipes for ONE, Second Edition, by Kathleen Stanley, CDE, RD, LD, MSEd, BC-ADM and Connie C. Crawley, MS, RD, LD.
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