Celebrating my Success

see? you are one superb woman, I call you the super hero mum. you have struggles that would scare of many people, but not only you do go ahead and find solutions, give love and make things possible. You are a wonderful scrapper, love your memory keeping and I am so SO delighted that you decided to make this page after our little chat, and, as I said many times, shame I don't live nearer geographically, but you know I am here for you in anything, absolutely anything that can be done without me being there in your house. Love you!!!!!!! love the page even more because you used Mirjam's stuff!!!!!!!!!!

That is wonderful that the children did so well. Diabetes sucks especially for children. My husband has type 1 but was diagnosed at 12. He was able to understand how serious it was. I don`t know how parents handle it with younger children. It sounds like you are an awesome advocate for your children helping keep them involved in normal activities.
The layout is cute. I like the paper dolls to indicate which child did the activity. That is clever.

@burnbright thank you for sharing. My eldest was 2 when she was diagnosed, and the 2nd was 5. It's so difficult forcing diabetes treatment and management on little ones who don't understand. My first hated me for years because I was the one hurting her with the injections etc. It was so hard for us both. To hear her say I love you to daddy, and never to me.

Such a great year for you and your children! What a wonderful community you have around you to support you and your kids as well! I hope this year has as many great memories - thanks for playing x

I am simply amazed by all that you do, all that you are responsible for. And you educate your children not only in health requirements, but in values as well.

Congrats on winning the PRD Dec challenge! Well deserved.