Hello World! :)
Since
the last post, a lot has happened in the Type One Trio! Daniel's blood sugar was 31,
we used the glucagon, and we have seen a few lows and a couple of highs- but
that's our life.
I
feel like I could park on any one of those topics, yet I know that probably within a week
we will experience another "Type One Diabetes Moment."
The
"moments" I speak of are inevitable - inescapable. Even when exercising
extreme control in diabetes management, we run into these times.
So what makes these "moments" manageable?
Love
Love is shown in the simple things in life. It is the fuel that keeps one going, keeps one hoping, keeps one trying.
Love
Love is shown in the simple things in life. It is the fuel that keeps one going, keeps one hoping, keeps one trying.
Love is the willingness to sacrifice your own happiness even if it's inconvenient,
to show love and support even though you may not get something out of it.
That's something that I have learned from Type One: learning to give up my time in order to help others, learning to listen even when I am hurting myself.
It is the same as when I work in the hospital...
Hurting people need love.
The worst thing someone can do is to withhold love. When you do that, it is as if you are saying you don't care.
Sadly, I've seen both ends of this issue unfold. I've watched people take, and I've witnessed people give.
It helps me to always remember that we are
all just humans. Our greatest attempts to supply love and support
only go so far. It seems even our best attempts often end in failure. But, God provides
the ultimate supply of love anyone can ask for! Learning to rely on Him
for it is the key.
My goal is to be able to use my Type One in a positive way - to turn my lemons into lemonade. ;)
(P.S.- College ends in One week and three days, I hope to be more active after finishing finals!)
