The child with diabetes is still without a sanitary protocol two months after the course

Dear @"dani76" How much you are right when explaining what a mother is living the dbts of her son, it is a constant restlessness because they are still kids, (and many adults tb) fail to recognize the different states that are instantly.Presents being DBTCS, the famous Hypo and Hyper !!!Just tell you what do you do, it's perfect !!!Don't ask for more!And have confidence and hope that over time, your child will learn and recognize as well or better what do we do what we are already adults !!Solo: Without hurry but without pause, and continues as until today, "Super Mama Courage" as well as so many mothers and fathers in the world c/as dbtcs;Strong and sweet hugs,>: D <

Thanks @ani x your words!That's right, a hard path but possible!

Forgive, I don't understand that it is that of diabetes protocol.I have diabetes since the age of 8 and in my school there was never that.And here I am divinely.Not only does it happen with the issue of diabetes, today it seems that you expect the world to adapt to your children instead that your children adapt to what surrounds them, which is what makes you an independent and strong personinstead of in a weak who does not know how to look for alternatives by himself.I have never had the slightest problem and nobody activated any protocol or asked for anything special for me.

As for the disability, it seems shameful.What you are doing is conditioning a person for his future, his work and his profession.People who ask for this that make diabetes continue to be seen as something conditioning and continue to have the idea that we are sick and prone people to generate low and problems.In the last 10 years I have been on low or 10 days and none for nothing related to diabetes.

On the other hand, I am an occupational therapist and one of the things I have dedicated to is to value disability.Disability is measured in the scale in which a person has difficulties or cannot develop the basic and instrumental activities of daily life;Neither more nor less.Tell me what activity or what aspect of life prevents you from developing diabetes, please ...... And that is not an opinion, it is an objective fact, diabetes does not prevent you from anything, therefore it is no disability.

The rest are rolls that you invent to go victims.Pussy teach your children who are not victims of anything, that we are people who can do everything.That if you want to raise happy and independent people instead of unsafe pusilánimes clear.

clouds said:
forgive, I don't understand that it is that protocol for diabetes.I have diabetes since the age of 8 and in my school there was never that.And here I am divinely.Not only does it happen with the issue of diabetes, today it seems that you expect the world to adapt to your children instead that your children adapt to what surrounds them, which is what makes you an independent and strong personinstead of in a weak who does not know how to look for alternatives by himself.I have never had the slightest problem and nobody activated any protocol or asked for anything special for me.

As for the disability, it seems shameful.What you are doing is conditioning a person for his future, his work and his profession.People who ask for this that make diabetes continue to be seen as something conditioning and continue to have the idea that we are sick and prone people to generate low and problems.In the last 10 years I have been on low or 10 days and none for nothing related to diabetes.

On the other hand, I am an occupational therapist and one of the things I have dedicated to is to value disability.Disability is measured in the scale in which a person has difficulties or cannot develop the basic and instrumental activities of daily life;Neither more nor less.Tell me what activity or what aspect of life prevents you from developing diabetes, please ...... And that is not an opinion, it is an objective fact, diabetes does not prevent you from anything, therefore it is no disability.

The rest are rolls that you invent to go victims.Pussy teach your children who are not victims of anything, that we are people who can do everything.That if you want to raise happy and independent people instead of unsafe pusilánimes clear.

And are you diabetics?It really seems amazing that you tell me that diabetes does not condition your life, it seems incredible that you do not consider the complications it directly generates or its sequelae, it seems incredible to me that you are an educational therapist.

I will not tell you anything else because I do not think you are diabetics, nor do I think you are therapist because of the deep ignorance you show.

For its 4 or 5 interventions, it seems that @"clouds" is the exact definition of a troll ... or the person with less empathy with which I have encountered in my 50 and peak years of life.

Diabetes has never conditioned my life and there is not a single thing that I have stopped doing for it.You should be glad that there are people who tell you that this is possible, however it seems the opposite.

Empathy would it be to tell you that I am a disabled poor thing?Well no, I am not and have never been.I have spoken here without insulting anyone and yet it is the only thing that I am receiving just because my experience of diabetes is positive and optimistic, it is a pity that you live it as something conditioning, but precisely for having treated many children with true disabilities it isTherefore, I value my quality of life, which is and has always been equal to that of a person without diabetes.

I am amazed that this is what offends you, however I am not going to insult anyone because I do not need it to give my arguments

Hello!I think you can think of everything but with more tact, @nubes.It seems that you feel attacked because there are people with diabetes who request an inability, or mothers and fathers with children with diabetes that demand a nurse in the school that is to the parrot of diabetes.

Diabetes, initially, prevents you almost anything, or nothing, true.But we must also recognize that hypoglycemia or hyperglycemia can become very serious, and it is not the same, it is at all, studying for an exam with diabetes (and its possible hypoglycemia and lifts) than not having it.It's just an example, but there could be many.And I don't get with long -term complications.

It is not good to compare and we have to start from our own situation, it is true, this is what there is, and use tools and create new ones to manage what we have, diabetes, and anything that arises in life.

But diabetes is always there.Are you tired?If you have hypoglycemia, you have to eat.Do you have a terrible dream?If you have hypoglycemia, you have to eat.Are you very sad and do you just want to cry?If you have hypoglycemia, you have to eat.Are you very happy?If you have hypoglycemia, you have to eat.Are you laughing without stopping?If you have hypoglycemia, you have to eat.

I do not want to be pessimistic (I think I am not) but this is the reality (it does not imply an unhappiness or less self -realization, or weakness, at all), and I understand and it seems perfectly necessary personnel in the schools that I control of diabetes, because of course!And it does not have to imply that they do not grow up learning to be autonomous.There must be someone who knows what to do in case of a serious hypo.If it never happens, then better.My opinion is that there should be nurses in all schools, since there are many more situations in which my opinion is required.

You say that you have not insulted, but you have accused people of "going as a victim", I understand that no one is victim in the forum and that all points of view are valid, but always expressing it from respect.

And a person tells you that diabetes has not prevented him from (Erasmus, trips of all kinds, diving, mountaineering, living outside, etc).

All the best!

aaandres said:
for its 4 or 5 interventions, it seems that @"clouds" is the exact definition of a troll ... or the person with less empathy with whom I have encountered my50 Y Pico years of life.

I share your opinion 100% but in my thirty -first years of life;)

I do not see it like that at all, if I have been happy I have been the same with diabetes and if I have been sad, the same.Having hypoglycemia, which is something with a solution as simple as taking a juice or hyperglycemia with another as easy as clicking, has not harmed me anything.

If you want to commit yourself to the contrary, it is very sad that you feel that way.After treating people with great -lively disabilities I consider me a lucky one.But let's think the same thing before.

And yes, it offends that diabetes is raised as a disability because that includes and harms me professionally.We are seen as sick, when the reality is that our average of casualties is not superior to anyone's.Sometimes even less, since we tend to take care of ourselves and we have more health knowledge.

If you read me you would see that I have since I am in favor of the nurse in the schools, as in companies, it is something positive for everyone, not only for us.

What I can never understand is that a person without any limitation for daily life requires a disability that he does not have and that splashes the rest.

I am very sorry that my way of seeing this condition called diabetes, is so offensive to you, but to tell you that my life has been or is worse because it is diabetic is to lie, I consider that it would be exactly as sad or happy.

It is not so simple, there are people who do not detect hypoglycemia and lose knowledge, and others that we have had times in which we took hours to overcome (I spent a few months like this), imagine doing an opposition exam with 40 ofGlycemia, you will not have the opportunity to repeat it.There are a thousand examples where you can see that diabetes makes day to day difficult.It is true that you learn to manage, but come on, from there to say that no one has to ask for a disability for diabetes ... Well, there will be cases and cases.And having a disability granted does not imply that you are sick or feel ill, it implies difficulty levels.

Another thing, I have read that you said that you have been with 800 weeks as if nothing, because that will be your case and the consequence that the body adapts to those levels, because after debuting the times I reached 400 (in adolescence) I fell asleep and in ketoacidosis, and it is very serious, you cannot banalize what hyperglycemia and hypoglycemia suppose, especially when they are serious.

And I already tell you that I neither feel sick nor diabetes has prevented me from doing anything, I am simply aware that it is a disease and as such act taking care of me

Greetings