Comments on: Anyone, are you the Mom of a child with “Severe Brittle Diabetes Type 1″ IF so, do you work? http://naturaldiabetescures.net/anyone-are-you-the-mom-of-a-child-with-severe-brittle-diabetes-type-1-if-so-do-you-work.htm/ Natural Cures for Diabetes, Diabetes Information, Natural Diabetes Diet Thu, 22 Dec 2011 00:00:19 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: Monica http://naturaldiabetescures.net/anyone-are-you-the-mom-of-a-child-with-severe-brittle-diabetes-type-1-if-so-do-you-work.htm/comment-page-1/#comment-11036 Monica Fri, 01 Jan 2010 00:12:11 +0000 http://naturaldiabetescures.net/anyone-are-you-the-mom-of-a-child-with-severe-brittle-diabetes-type-1-if-so-do-you-work.htm#comment-11036 My daughter is 3 and she has type 1 too. No one has said "brittle diabetes" to me, and I'm not sure exactly what qualifies, but I do know my daughter's blood sugars fluctuate wildly some days. I am constantly having to check her blood sugars, even at night. I just asked a question yesterday in the parenting forum about jobs where you can take your child to work with you. Many people suggested a day care center ... maybe that could be an option for you too. You could get a part time job there and take your child to work with you. I don't know if they'd be less likely to let you if your child is diabetic, but I plan on looking into it so I can let you know. One question ... have you had your child checked for allergies? Some of my daughter's blood sugar fluctuations have been solved by her taking allergy medicine. Before that she would be fine for a day or two, and then suddenly I'd check her when she should be in range, and she'd be 500+ And it was her allergies. It's unbelievable that they would effect her that much, but that's what it was. My daughter is 3 and she has type 1 too. No one has said "brittle diabetes" to me, and I’m not sure exactly what qualifies, but I do know my daughter’s blood sugars fluctuate wildly some days. I am constantly having to check her blood sugars, even at night.

I just asked a question yesterday in the parenting forum about jobs where you can take your child to work with you. Many people suggested a day care center … maybe that could be an option for you too. You could get a part time job there and take your child to work with you. I don’t know if they’d be less likely to let you if your child is diabetic, but I plan on looking into it so I can let you know.

One question … have you had your child checked for allergies? Some of my daughter’s blood sugar fluctuations have been solved by her taking allergy medicine. Before that she would be fine for a day or two, and then suddenly I’d check her when she should be in range, and she’d be 500+ And it was her allergies. It’s unbelievable that they would effect her that much, but that’s what it was.

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