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My daughter was diagnosed about four months ago. Up until recently, she was able to tell when she was “low” from approximately 90 mg/dl [5 mmol/L]on down. Now she can fall as low as 40 mg/dl [2.2 mmol/L] without feeling any signs.

My 15 year old daughter was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes three years ago. She recently had a C-peptide test which shows that her body is producing some insulin, but very low levels. Her endocrinologist is now prescribing Glucophage along with her regular insulin regimen.

Can a hypoglycemic reaction cause or contribute to a stroke? Can sustained hyperglycemia cause or contribute to strokes? What is the relationship between strokes and tight blood glucose control?

My son, diagnosed with type 1 last year, was hospitalized a month and a half ago with DKA. At that time, we were told he is insulin resistant and now has tested positive for hyperthyroidism. Are these problems common in children?

My two year old son has had type 1 diabetes since he was 11 months old. Six weeks ago, we noticed he had a jaundiced appearance. Our son’s doctor says that liver damage is occurring. If it is not hepatitis, what else could it be? Could this be related to the diabetes?

My 14 year old son is experiencing a lot of problems at school. He has trouble going to sleep and then he doesn’t sleep all night.

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