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I chose this topic as a way to educate myself on type one diabetes. I did not know that children living with type one diabetes lead regular lives. I thought their lives changed drastically because of their disease, but I learned that they are just like everyone else with regulations in their schedule. I found it interesting to learn about the ways they can artificially intake insulin and monitor their glucose levels. In case I ever meet someone with type one diabetes, I want them to know that I am educated on their disease and will keep an eye out for them to keep them healthy.

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A Proper Dose of Facts about Type 1 Diabetes

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A Proper Dose of Facts about Type 1 Diabetes

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This doctor speaks of the unknown origin of type 1 diabetes. He also talks about how diabetes is the body's inability to make insulin. He speaks of the prevalence of type 1 in children a year. The child must take insulin manually into the body rather than the body making it itself.

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The University of Vermont Medical Center

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A Proper Dose of Facts about Type 1 Diabetes - First With Kids

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This doctor outlines symptoms to look out for and how children experience these symptoms on a more extreme level than an older person would. The symptoms are the same in type 1 and type 2 diabetes.

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Symptoms of Type 1 Diabetes in Children — AMITA Health Medical Group

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This boy shares his story. He had to educate the people around him how to deal with his disease. A lot of people are uneducated on the subject, but they are generally receptive to learn.

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Type 1 diabetes and children | Marley and Lauren's story | Diabetes UK

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Children with diabetes are normal kids with a few regulations in their diets. At school, educators must work together with the student to see that their accommodations are met and learn the proper way to keep the student safe and healthy. The child must regulate food, exercise, and insulin levels. The video lays out a plan for the student and how to regulate sugar levels and their lives living with their disease.

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This video shows the way parents and children have to work together to live with type 1 diabetes. Parents have to be extra careful. Life becomes very regulated, but these regulations become part of their norm. Those children are the same as other children. It is a difficult disease to live with, bit cooperation can make it possible.

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Managing Type 1 Diabetes | What to Expect After Diagnosis

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This video shows part of the problems  diabetic children have to face when they go to school. Teachers should be supporting them and trying their best to keep them healthy. Good thing the sister helped her, and that they did not stay quiet when the school was putting her in danger.

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This video shows how type 1 diabetes symptoms often go unnoticed. They are thought to be annoying childish behaviors when they are actually worrisome behaviors that warrant a trip to the doctor. This video outlines the symptoms to look out for.

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This video shows the process of changing a child's dexcom, which is a glucose monitor. Diabetics have to monitor their levels their entire lives. This video shows just one of the ways type 1 diabetics have to live with their disease.

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This video shows how important it is to know the signs associated with diabetes. Teaching kids the symptoms could lead to much earlier diagnoses. His school had the right idea hanging those posters. Kids and parents may not realize some of their behaviors are abnormal.

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This video gives easy indicators of Type 1 diabetes in children. They call the indicators the 4 Ts, This signs are toilet, thirsty, tired, and thinner. Any signs of those behaviors warrants a trip to the doctor. The doctor can then test for diabetes with a finger prick.

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The 4 Ts of Type 1 diabetes - know the symptoms | #The4Ts | Diabetes UK