The Sixties
Mr. Rose and I get out of the house for an hour of adult chat with a few neighbors once a week. Totally cool, I know! We actually leave the kids, homework, dinner dishes, and diabetes with a sitter while we head up a little hill and around the corner to hang out with some friends. Basically we talk about applying the Bible to our everyday lives...and, even though I've hardly ever needed to use it, my phone is never out of reach.
But it rang tonight...
"Mom? I'm in the 60's."
"Okay. What's your number?"
"Well, I still need to test. I'm doing it now, but I know I'm in the 60's."
(insert Jeopardy music here)
"Yeah. I'm 68."
It never fails to amaze...the way she
recognizes those 60's spot on!
While I'm happy to share our experiences with what works, and what doesn't work, for the management of Type 1 Diabetes and Celiac Disease in our house, please do not mistake anything you read here for medical advice. Decisions regarding your/your child's health care should be made only with the assistance of your medical care team. Use any information from this blog at your own risk.
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I wish I could detect them that good... the way I used to back in the day. Oh well. That's a great tool that hopefully doesn't fade over time. Though, sorry you had to use your phone that night.
ReplyDeleteThat means she's really in touch with how her body feels, how great that she can tell things are "off" before it becomes too off. And good for you to getting out with your guy once a week :)
ReplyDeleteShe is way cool that she can recognize exactly where she is at. I hope she always has that ability!
ReplyDeleteI play a "guess my number" game when I'm testing in front of friends. I've gotten pretty good at guessing...give or take 10.
ReplyDeletePS: Totally excited to meet you this weekend!!