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    Benefits removed- now in desperate financial situation

    Join your local carers support- they will be able to offer advise on benefits and offer financial advise without you feeling a fraud. My...
    Post by: jayne15, Nov 9, 2013 in forum: Benefits
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    Diabetes weekend at Kingswood

    Any kids out there going to Kingswood in 2 weeks with Diabetes UK Meg My little girls is exited but also nervous shed love to chat to anyone that...
    Thread by: jayne15, Oct 11, 2013, 0 replies, in forum: Children & Teens
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    Bedwetting .....

    Hi my type 1 little girls just wets when she is exhausted such as late nights on holiday, my advise though as both my girls were in pullups longer...
    Post by: jayne15, Sep 18, 2013 in forum: Parents
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    Informing school of daughers diabetes

    Hi Tracey my daughter is the only child in her school with type 1, I kept her off for 1 week post diagnosis until the nurse went in, the nurse...
    Post by: jayne15, Sep 1, 2013 in forum: Parents
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    HYPOS

    isn't it just jackie ! must really pee them off always being hassled to test and take insulin I suppose everyone is entitled to a diabetes day off !
    Post by: jayne15, Jul 13, 2013 in forum: Parents
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    New type one

    daily exercise has really helped my little girls levels stable, she plays rugby 4 times a week swimming twice a a week and is very active in...
    Post by: jayne15, Jul 13, 2013 in forum: Children & Teens
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    HYPOS

    oh yes ..... much lower than usual which is great for my 8 year old as she is enjoying ice cream ect which would normally be a big no. last week...
    Post by: jayne15, Jul 13, 2013 in forum: Parents
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    I's not just parents who worry!

    Hi My daughter has a Care plan with actions what to do if Blood Glucose level hits a certain point for example if she spikes the teachers know to...
    Post by: jayne15, Jun 25, 2013 in forum: Children & Teens
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    Struggling Mom :(

    BTW Meg sometimes posts on here in my name and loves reading the reply s maybe this is something your boy may wish to do there seems to be a lot...
    Post by: jayne15, Jun 24, 2013 in forum: Parents
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    Struggling Mom :(

    to all you newly diagnosed parents honestly it will get easier in terms of coping. take each day as it comes I know thats a cliché but its so...
    Post by: jayne15, Jun 24, 2013 in forum: Parents
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    Funny the things that upset you!

    we are coming to the end of honeymoon also ,its very sad and I feel the same as you :( Megs little sister who is 4 was in nursery last week and...
    Post by: jayne15, Jun 5, 2013 in forum: Parents
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    Worried mum

    Big hugs to everyone your feelings are absolutely normal and its so inspirational to hear from other healthy diabetics who have grown up healthy...
    Post by: jayne15, Jun 3, 2013 in forum: Parents
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    Could do with some advice please?

    agree with the others take her straight to A+E. best wishes and please keep in touch.
    Post by: jayne15, Jun 2, 2013 in forum: Parents
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    So worried about my mum

    Chrissy that simply inst good enough- you need to get pals to support you with this (every hospital as a pals team) you should only take this on...
    Post by: jayne15, May 30, 2013 in forum: Ask A Question
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    Public

    Re: Public Chloe we live in St.Helens Meg my daughter is nearly 8 diagnosed 6 months ago if you need someone to talk to we are not far away from...
    Post by: jayne15, May 29, 2013 in forum: Children & Teens
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    help struggling with new pen

    Thanks all, yes the DSN suggested starting with these retractable needles to save further change when Meg has to inject at school-this is indeed...
    Post by: jayne15, May 27, 2013 in forum: Parents
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    help struggling with new pen

    we were really pleased that after 6 months of drawing up out of vials Meg has moved onto her novo pen. the DSN came to our house and showed us out...
    Thread by: jayne15, May 27, 2013, 5 replies, in forum: Parents
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    So worried about my mum

    Hi go to the hospital pals team they will support you, they cannot discharge your mum without the correct support it would be an unsafe discharge....
    Post by: jayne15, May 26, 2013 in forum: Ask A Question
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    So worried about my mum

    Hi express your concerns to the hospital team and request a district nurse referral they should support your mums discharge in terms of insulin,...
    Post by: jayne15, May 25, 2013 in forum: Ask A Question
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    Back to School nerves

    we developed a care plan which the school follows- they treat my daughters hypo's about 3 times a week and only contact if absolutely necessary,...
    Post by: jayne15, May 10, 2013 in forum: Parents
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