My daughter was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes after a urine sample was detected with sugar and a blood sugar test resulted in 280 mg/dl [15.5 mmol/L] reading. My daughter was then hospitalized to stabilize her sugar and insulin, and for education purposes. But, throughout her stay in the hospital, her sugar level remained normal. We were sent home and asked to record her blood sugar twice a day, or if vomiting occurs. Is she in the honeymoon stage already, or was she misdiagnosed? The doctor “thinks” that we may have caught it so early that her pancreas is still working.

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