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hi,
I just wanted to say that when my son was diagnosed last october he thought his career choice would be impossible. He wanted to be a performer on stage. This week he has spent a very hard 4 days rehearsing for a show while still maintaining good levels without hypos. I would like to post a link for you tube to show his achievement. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oVBq-aUDWIc . He now realises that life goes on and he can still have his career. I am very proud of him with what has been a difficult year for him.

by the way he is 14.

steph :D
 
Hi Steph

You must be a very proude mum indeed with such a talented son, and judging by his solo I wouldn't be surprised to see him on Broadway in the future...

Just shows that diabetes doesn't have to hold us back, we can still follow our dreams...

Tell your lad well done and good luck for the future.
 
thank you,
I am very proud he has been really good since diagnosise and been careful with his diet. He wants others to see that if they put their mind to it they can do anything they want to. As soon as his voice settles he wants to record a cd with the proceeds going to diabetes research.


Steph
 
Hi Steph,

You are right to be proud of your son, he is a star.

Truth is we are all stars, irrespectivbe of race, colour, creed or physical abilities/disabilities.
 
Hi,
thank you.I think that every one has some skill that they are good at. I always try to get them to use that skill to thier full ability but this has been his dream ever since he was really small.




Steph
 
Congratualtions to you and your son. I thought I had left a post here already but now not sure what happened to it?

Jen
 
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