Life is so unpredictable...

@rashkhan (142)
Delhi, India
March 14, 2016 4:52am CST
Been busy these couple of days. My 12 year old nephew has been diagnosed with type I diabetes. To those who don't know , type I diabetes also known as juvenile diabetes, In this type the body stops producing insulin and the patient has to take insulin shots everyday. Its heart wrenching to see him take these shots 4 times in a day. He is practicing to take it on his own, that too on his tummy.. He is just a kid and he has to give up all that he likes. All we do now is search the net to find yummy ketogenic diet. I just pray that The Almighty keep our children safe and healthy. Amen
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joy
@MGjhaud (23240)
• Philippines
14 Mar 16
im sorry about your nephew. i have a friend who has diabetes and taking insulin shots. he told me how hard it is to have diabetes. i cant imagine myself being deprived of eating what i used to like.
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joy
@MGjhaud (23240)
• Philippines
14 Mar 16
@rashkhan its a good thing you and your family are there to guide and help him out..
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Rashida Khan
@rashkhan (142)
• Delhi, India
14 Mar 16
Being an adult I can't even give up thing I like even when I know I have to, he is just a kid and still he is trying. I just hope he gets the strength to do so.
Judy Evans
@JudyEv (342277)
• Rockingham, Australia
14 Mar 16
That is very sad. Hopefully once he gets used to the procedure it won't be too traumatic for him.
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Rashida Khan
@rashkhan (142)
• Delhi, India
14 Mar 16
I hope so too....
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Jabo
@jaboUK (64354)
• United Kingdom
15 Mar 16
Poor boy, I suppose he will have to have those shots for the rest of his life.
Rashida Khan
@rashkhan (142)
• Delhi, India
15 Mar 16
Guess so, till a miracle happens.
Shiva
@Shiva49 (26785)
• Singapore
14 Mar 16
Sad to hear this. I have known very few who manage to live a fulfilling life despite suffering from this - siva
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Rashida Khan
@rashkhan (142)
• Delhi, India
14 Mar 16
Yes, it is unfortunate. Waiting for a breakthrough in medicinal science, oral insulin tablets would be better than insulin shots. Lets see how long the wait will be.
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