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<blockquote data-quote="CathP" data-source="post: 1712283" data-attributes="member: 328992"><p>Hi there,</p><p>I don’t have any experience of school trips away...my t1 daughter is 7 and I home school. Sri Lanka for 10 days is a biggie! Wow. Do you have cgm? We use dexcom g5 and prior to that g4 with nightscout. If you can remotely monitor you’d have much more peace of mind and be able to offer a lot of support via text etc. Other than that you need to have an extremely detailed care plan set up with school, with well trained support staff and the agreement from them to night test etc.</p><p></p><p>Best wishes, it’s an exciting opportunity for him so long as it’s well organised.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="CathP, post: 1712283, member: 328992"] Hi there, I don’t have any experience of school trips away...my t1 daughter is 7 and I home school. Sri Lanka for 10 days is a biggie! Wow. Do you have cgm? We use dexcom g5 and prior to that g4 with nightscout. If you can remotely monitor you’d have much more peace of mind and be able to offer a lot of support via text etc. Other than that you need to have an extremely detailed care plan set up with school, with well trained support staff and the agreement from them to night test etc. Best wishes, it’s an exciting opportunity for him so long as it’s well organised. [/QUOTE]
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