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My 15 year old son was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes at 12 1/2. He is very athletic and is also growing very fast now. Blood sugars have been varied. Will this ever end?

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My six year old grandson was diagnosed a year ago with type 2 diabetes. Three months ago, we learned that he was born with only one kidney, and only 90% of that was healthy. How much of a normal life will he be able to expect?

Ever since my son first developed diabetes, three months ago, he has not gained any weight, but he hasn’t lost any weight either. How can I get him to gain weight without having to give him more insulin?

My 11 year old son and I have observed that variations in the color and concentration the blood itself depending on the blood sugar level. What exactly causes this?

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