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I know precious little about type1 diabetes, but...
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Saturday,
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2005
06:23 am
Swift-thinking toddler saves dad's life
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Saturday, April 30th, 2005 07:29 pm (UTC)
James says, "I can't believe he even got to that point." Admittedly, his blood sugar tends to run high rather than low...
...all I know is that it's good when your toddler has sense.
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Saturday, April 30th, 2005 07:54 pm (UTC)
...it sounds as if he needs to control it more aggressively.
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good that the child is bright, and could do what needed to be done, but still... The fact that she'd seen it often enough is a little scary.
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...all I know is that it's good when your toddler has sense.
I know precious little about type1 diabetes, but...
It's really good that the child is bright, and could do what needed to be done, but still... The fact that she'd seen it often enough is a little scary.