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		<title>By: Kerry Cracknell</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[This is a great post, Amy. My T1 husband sees his diabetes just like you do, and while he does take it seriously and respects it, he refuses to be scared or controlled by it - he sees it as simply part of life. He is keen for us to bring 4yo Isabel up with the same view. We avoid negativity about diabetes, we don&#039;t like to see people saying they hate diabetes, and we embrace it for all the blessings it has brought to our lives and how much we have learned from it. 

But occasionally things happen that scare me, then I read a blog just this evening about how it feels to be low. We should also try to give worth to both sides of the story, as you suggest. Thanks for sharing this! 

Now back to feeding them both sweets and cereal bars....it&#039;s just gone 2am here and they are both running low.....]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This is a great post, Amy. My T1 husband sees his diabetes just like you do, and while he does take it seriously and respects it, he refuses to be scared or controlled by it &#8211; he sees it as simply part of life. He is keen for us to bring 4yo Isabel up with the same view. We avoid negativity about diabetes, we don&#8217;t like to see people saying they hate diabetes, and we embrace it for all the blessings it has brought to our lives and how much we have learned from it. </p>
<p>But occasionally things happen that scare me, then I read a blog just this evening about how it feels to be low. We should also try to give worth to both sides of the story, as you suggest. Thanks for sharing this! </p>
<p>Now back to feeding them both sweets and cereal bars&#8230;.it&#8217;s just gone 2am here and they are both running low&#8230;..</p>
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