Our long story shortened...

20 years of being in love

14 years of marital bliss

5 years of infertility

9 months of a high risk pregnancy

2 perfect boys (at the same time)

1 heart failure

1 type 1 diabetes diagnosis

1 happy life

To see the whole story click on the "about us" tab

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I am a stay at home mom who is raising twins. One of my guys has type 1 diabetes and one does not. I am writing this blog to unite type 1 parents or twin parents. Comment on my posts or in the "what's your high?" and "what's your low?" to join the community of parents just trying to do the best we can!

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4/14/13

Lending a helping hand...

 

Hi everyone, 

Today I have a friend who needs some help. Can you please go to the spot above, it's green, that says "What's your low?" 

Scroll to the bottom posts and read what Tami wrote. If you have addressed the possible, long-term complications of diabetes with your son or daughter, please leave a comment. She and her son Caleb (and all the others who haven't talked to their kids yet about this) would appreciate any advice you have to give! 

Also, don't miss what Moira said. It is inspirational, to say the least! 

This community of parents raising kids with type one diabetes is so amazing! I want to say thanks to all of you for helping me and everyone who reads Everyday Highs and Lows! I couldn't get through this without you. 

Love, 
Shari
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