Alright! She tested and bolused properly for Tuesday through Friday. So she can go to camp, promising to do well. I believe she will since she usually doesn't let things down unless she's with me. I, perhaps wrongly, think that that's the sign she is well adjusted and knows I am here for her. She's afraid of her dad and certainly doesn't want trouble at camp. Now I have to step up preparation for camp. She's in charge of packing clothes and stuff. I handle diabetes supplies. Thank goodness for fed ex if she runs out. I generally send 3x what she'll need, so she's never had a problem. The issue is the increased activity level has her low regularly, so she tests every two hours. Last year, her pump got waterlogged, but we survived with needles and Animas customer service.
More later.
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Congrats!! I really appreciate what you are doing in your blog. I have a four year old daughter who was diagnosed 2 years ago, and I also ask myself, "Is it 4, or is it diabetes??" I know we have a long way to go before the teen years, but thanks for paving the way for us!
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