From the mouths of babes
Rio and I are washing dishes. Well I’m washing. And drying. But we are together and enjoying each other’s company. All of the sudden the Guardian pipes up: air raid siren. A high threshold alert.
Rio turns sharply towards me, his big brown eyes wide, and says,
“Ut-oh. A high alarm!”
I’m totally blown away. I had no idea he even knew what the alerts were all about, much less that he’d learned to tell the difference between the alert tones.
Wow. Kids are so amazing.
Happy New Year Everyone!
Rio turns sharply towards me, his big brown eyes wide, and says,
“Ut-oh. A high alarm!”
I’m totally blown away. I had no idea he even knew what the alerts were all about, much less that he’d learned to tell the difference between the alert tones.
Wow. Kids are so amazing.
Happy New Year Everyone!
posted by Wil | 1:27 AM
4 Comments:
Will, just a quick note to wish you and your family a happy new year. We were successful in getting our hands on a gardian on December 29th in Tampa. My wife is now in her 3rd day of continuous monitoring. We have learned a great deal from your experinces and it helped us greatly to understand it and set our expecations.
Sincerely, Bill & Cheri
B&C--I was so thrilled to hear you got your Guardian, what a great way to start the new yeat!
I'm was also tickled that my experinces helped you out.
Please stay in touch and keep me in the loop; I'll want to know how "your girl" treats you!
Wil,
When the Girl goes off- have you ever said "Must be high?" or something to that effect.. Kids are smart, even 3 yo's.(they'll remember it) Even my 3 yo nephew knows my "pump", gives Aunt Heidi medicine. And they also manage to be so cute about it!
-Heidi
Thanks for helping my blog out, at least someone reads it.
Heidi--I like your blog quite a lot, you're one of the ones I've got bookmarked.
As to Rio, he's knows everything that goes on, and knows more about diabetes than any non-D kid should.
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