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<blockquote data-quote="Scoop4" data-source="post: 289905" data-attributes="member: 44904"><p>My oldest daughter was two when I was diagnosed and my youngest has only know me as being diabetic. It's natural for children to want to be like there parents like when my daughters used to want wear my make up and play dress up with my clothes. There is a safety aspect with the sharps but I think it is natural that your daughter want to experience some of what you go through it something that I did with my children but it also came with the instructions of what they shouldn't do themselves. I think that it was part of my children's life education to know about my diabetes and my care. Because it is something that they have grown up with they are more accepting of it. I cannot believe that this is an issue its not like you were holding her down and forcing her to have her blood sugar taken</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Scoop4, post: 289905, member: 44904"] My oldest daughter was two when I was diagnosed and my youngest has only know me as being diabetic. It's natural for children to want to be like there parents like when my daughters used to want wear my make up and play dress up with my clothes. There is a safety aspect with the sharps but I think it is natural that your daughter want to experience some of what you go through it something that I did with my children but it also came with the instructions of what they shouldn't do themselves. I think that it was part of my children's life education to know about my diabetes and my care. Because it is something that they have grown up with they are more accepting of it. I cannot believe that this is an issue its not like you were holding her down and forcing her to have her blood sugar taken [/QUOTE]
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