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14 Things to Know If Your Kid Has Type 1 Diabetes
You’re in This Together
Insulin
Glucose Level
Too High, Too Low
Work With a Medical Team
Eat Well
No Need to Ban Sweets
Meal Timing
Keep Moving
Be Prepared
Let Caregivers Know
Emotional Support
Growing Up With Diabetes
Responsible Teenager
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