Diabetes in childhood is complicated; but, all the players in the issue have made it even more so. This series of posts displays the many issues of the disease which seems to be increasing in children.
Obesity and how to avoid it, explaining “genes,” tips for kids, fun videos and a great new skill to learn.
For some reason I’ve been thinking about Celine Dion and Josh Grobin lately… well, not so much them, as the performance they gave once that really impressed me, and I just can’t seem to get out of my mind lately. Today, rummaging through my stuff I found it. The video I mean.
Watching it again, refreshes my mind why I liked it so much. And it wasn’t so much their performance as it was how skillfully they conveyed the meaning of the libretto – the words:
Nella mia preghiera – Let this be our prayer,
Quanta fede c’è – When shadows fill our day:
Lead us to a place… Guide us with your grace… Give us faith so we’ll be safe.
I just seems to me, that today… in these days of so much uncertainty, and… dishevelment, that we (parents) need to plead for these things in great measure. And enable us to teach our children the skill to follow. Perhaps they’ll need it more than we do.
A link to a follow-up blog post by Hayley Kaplan. This time giving advice for parents.
Almost six years ago the European alliance of rare disease patient organizations (Eurordis) launched the very first Rare Disease Day – 29th of February – as a bid to merely raise awareness for the challenges faced by rare disease patients, families, health professionals, researchers, members of industry and government stakeholders. (more…)