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Does anybody really "get it"?

Does anybody else really "get it?" As much as they’d like to, most people just don't "get" what it’s like to parent children with diabetes. The reality of our day-to-day is something that can only be truly understood by other parents who shuffle to bedsides at all hours and know the difference between a tsp. and a Tbsp. is much more than it seems.

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The Rusnak-Dillane

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Bayville, N.J.

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“ Yes...We have been reading about Insulin and Diabetes, different web sites. The one thing that keeps coming up are the side affects of diabetes and the amount of insulin used. We were wondering, with protein, fruits, veggies, minimal fat, and LOW AMOUNT OF CARBS, (to cut down on the insulin given for the day) what is the recommended amounts of carbs for an adolescent to have during the day, the amount of insulin given for the day? Are we doing the right thing? Also, is there a list of free foods they can eat? If so, where can we find it? Looking for a support group here in Southern N.J. can't find one, where can we look?”

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