I wanted to share a little bit about the few weeks leading up to Rainbow being diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes as well as soon afterwards.
We are soon approaching the one year ‘diaversary’ and so we often think back on what happened. We also have had friends ask about how we found out and what symptoms she had.
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I think Rainbow is going through a bit of diabetic burnout lately. Finger pokes hurt more, insulin injections hurt more, everything seems to be more difficult.
I’m sure it’s just a stage she is going through, and I feel so bad for her. I hope it will pass soon.
There have been many advancements over the years relating to the treatment and management of type 1 diabetes, but when it comes to how Ontario schools deal with the disease, they seem to be a long ways behind.
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Early on when Rainbow was diagnosed food was one of the things we struggled with the most. Obviously the whole thing was overwhelming, but food seemed to be extra difficult.
Living with type 1 diabetes (T1D) is a 24/7 job – people must constantly think about how they are managing the disease.
– JDRF Canada (http://www.jdrf.ca/our-research/treat/)
I see the beginning of what Paul says to the Romans in chapter 8:28 I pray that God will give…
Well, here we go!
Thank you for those of you who have stumbled onto this blog. I hope you find it full of information and emotion.
I want to introduce you to my daughter. I will refer to her as “Rainbow” throughout this blog to protect her privacy.
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