Many children are being diagnosed with type 1 and type 2 diabetes today. It’s very important that you discuss your child’s health with their teachers and caregivers. They will need to know this information concerning your child so that they will know what to do if anything happens while they are at school. If your child has to have any insulin injections, it is important to know if the school nurse is able to administer these, as well as checking your child’s blood sugar. While at school your child is in their care and you want them to get the best care wherever they may be.
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Diabetes is not only a health problem of adults. It’s also one of the leading causes of health risks among children today. When a child is diagnosed with diabetes it does not mean that they can no longer live life to it’s fullest. They can still run and play just like other children and they can be involved in just as many extracurricular activities as other kids may be. For the most part, children diagnosed with diabetes can lead very normal lives.

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