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  Tom Webb has commented in the same post you commented in :
  In honor of World Diabetes Day, what is a piece of advice you would share with someone who is newly diagnosed with T1D, or a parent of a newly diagnosed child?
  Never be afraid to state your fears and admiration to your friends ✨️ If you do not know, ask a question.
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  Rose Lentzke has commented in the same post you commented in :
  In honor of World Diabetes Day, what is a piece of advice you would share with someone who is newly diagnosed with T1D, or a parent of a newly diagnosed child?
  Be patient and learn as much as you can about how to take care of yourself.
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  PamK has commented in the same post you commented in :
  In honor of World Diabetes Day, what is a piece of advice you would share with someone who is newly diagnosed with T1D, or a parent of a newly diagnosed child?
  I would let the person/people know that you can live a long, happy, healthy life with diabetes as long as you keep your blood sugars controlled. That is the key! It may take some time to get regulated, but once you do, stay that way. It's the best thing for you and you'll feel so much better if you do. Also, don't fret over the occasional high or low blood sugar. They will happen. It's just part of life with diabetes.
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  Melissa Childers has commented in the same post you commented in :
  In honor of World Diabetes Day, what is a piece of advice you would share with someone who is newly diagnosed with T1D, or a parent of a newly diagnosed child?
  Blood sugar numbers are treatment tools, not a judgement on how well you are doing.
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  John Henninger has commented in the same post you commented in :
  In honor of World Diabetes Day, what is a piece of advice you would share with someone who is newly diagnosed with T1D, or a parent of a newly diagnosed child?
  1. Electronics have totally improved T1D management. Use them. 2. Team up with a specialist/clinic on T1D if possible. 3. A good life and T1D can work. 4. I learned more about food and my functioning as a human as a T1D than I ever imagined.
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  M McSwain has commented in the same post you commented in :
  In honor of World Diabetes Day, what is a piece of advice you would share with someone who is newly diagnosed with T1D, or a parent of a newly diagnosed child?
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