10 days?? Dang, when you go on vacation you really go on vacation!
Good for you! Have a wonderful time!!
I can't imagine being on vacation for a month. I think it would have been fun while I was younger, but now I'd be worried about stuff back at the house, the bills, etc. LOL I'm old.
Hi Cheryl,
I just watched the video. How super sweet!
My best friend's DD has diabetes. Has had it since she was 5, and is now 16! I remember how hard it was for my friend at first. Her father was a diabetic, so she knew what the whole thing entailed, and it scared her so much. We live in Central California, and she was lucky enough to find a doctor who is really really involved in juvenille diabetes. Even started a camp just for these kids. Have you ever heard of Bear Skin Meadows? It is just wonderful, and Hannah her DD still loves to go. It makes her realixze she is not alone in the world. When Hannah was small, before she could give herself her own shots, I went to a clinic, so I could learn how to give insulin to her. I wanted my friend to be able to get away sometimes. What a responsibilitly! Yikes! Gave me a whole new perspective. Every year we go to a dinner put on by this doctor to raise money for children who don't have the funds to go to camp, or get insulin pumps. Speaking of pumps, Hannah has one, and boy has it made it easier for her. She never measures her food out. As a matter of fact, I don't think they ever did that. I don't think her doctor thought it was necessary. Just looked at packages and stuff like that. Anyways she eats something, and just bolises (sp) for it. Much easier. Have you ever thought of that? I'm sure you have!
Anyways, bless you and Christian and your whole family.
I can't imagine being on vacation for a month. I think it would have been fun while I was younger, but now I'd be worried about stuff back at the house, the bills, etc. LOL I'm old.
10 days sounds just about right to me.
That's cool you were able to do that though! I hope one day you'll make it back.
Oh good it worked.
In my video above all the medical supplies there is a row of martini glasses. Everyone keeps asking which shelf I reach for first.
Yay!! Now I have to find something that goes with neon green. LOL!!
That's nice you didn't have a ton of work to make up. Not sure that would be the case these days. Adam and Noelle don't even want to stay as long as we are staying at DL in October because they miss so much and it takes so long to catch up once we return.
Thanks again Cheryl!!
Actually I wouldn't put it past them! Did you see they have a high heel now??
http://shop.crocs.com/pc-1174-4-cyp...=41p&subsectionname=footwear§ion=products
I bet stripper shoes aren't far behind. Hey, dancers need comfy shoes too.
Sorry I mislead you. She counted the carbs, just didn't weigh everything. Her Doctor tried to make things as easy as possible for her DD. She's out of Valley Children's Hospital in Fresno. The children all love her.
Those are actually quite cute. I wonder if they are comfy?
Actually I wouldn't put it past them! Did you see they have a high heel now??
http://shop.crocs.com/pc-1174-4-cyp...=41p&subsectionname=footwear§ion=products
I bet stripper shoes aren't far behind. Hey, dancers need comfy shoes too.
You know it has been 11 years since she came down with it, and that kind of scale was probably not available then. Now she has dealt with it for so long, that she probably just know everything by heart. The only time Hannah has a problem lately, is when she is sick, or stays up too late, and sleeps in the morning. This happened to her for the first time last year, after spending the night with a friend. She didn't get up to test, and before you knew it, my friend and her DH were taking her to the hospital. She was low, low!!! So now they have to make sure someone wakes her up, and gets her tested, no matter how tired and crabby she might be. She is 16, and you know what that means.
