Comments on: Charla’s Video Blog http://www.livingandcopingwithdiabetes.com Blog About Diabetes Information Tue, 07 Sep 2010 23:20:23 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Kelly Brown http://www.livingandcopingwithdiabetes.com/charlas-video-blog/#comment-54 Kelly Brown Fri, 12 Jun 2009 19:38:42 +0000 http://www.livingandcopingwithdiabetes.com/?page_id=65#comment-54 I really like your post. Does it copyright protected? I really like your post. Does it copyright protected?

]]> By: jennifer http://www.livingandcopingwithdiabetes.com/charlas-video-blog/#comment-26 jennifer Tue, 21 Apr 2009 23:59:58 +0000 http://www.livingandcopingwithdiabetes.com/?page_id=65#comment-26 hi Charla I hope you are feeling very good :) have a very good day :) your gonna be fine do not worry hi Charla I hope you are feeling very good

:) have a very good day

:) your gonna be fine do not worry

]]> By: Brandi http://www.livingandcopingwithdiabetes.com/charlas-video-blog/#comment-24 Brandi Sat, 11 Apr 2009 01:32:12 +0000 http://www.livingandcopingwithdiabetes.com/?page_id=65#comment-24 Wow Charla :) I have a little girl, and she is Type1. She was diagnosed when she was 9 and she is now almost 18!! Yep, she was very sick like you were. Her blood sugar was 785 and we came close to losing her. But with the help of her Endocrinologist, Dr. Robert Clemmons, she is now on the insulin pump and doing well. My hope for you is that you will be able to get the pump. Its not scary I promise! You only have to be given an injection once every 3 days instead of 3/4 a day. How cool is that? Your meter sends messages to your pump when you test your blood and your pump recommends what you should do next :) I know diabetes is hard, but keep your chin up k? God is with you and your family through all of this...Take care sweet girl!! Wow Charla :) I have a little girl, and she is Type1. She was diagnosed when she was 9 and she is now almost 18!! Yep, she was very sick like you were. Her blood sugar was 785 and we came close to losing her. But with the help of her Endocrinologist, Dr. Robert Clemmons, she is now on the insulin pump and doing well. My hope for you is that you will be able to get the pump. Its not scary I promise! You only have to be given an injection once every 3 days instead of 3/4 a day. How cool is that? Your meter sends messages to your pump when you test your blood and your pump recommends what you should do next :) I know diabetes is hard, but keep your chin up k? God is with you and your family through all of this…Take care sweet girl!!

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