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Ruth Goode

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Parent of person with diabetes
As you see I'm a mum and a full time carer for my 3 years old type 1, I'm still baffled why several parents here on forum saying their children if they're high they are sent home from school so I like to know why??
With Carly if it's lows that's understandable but why highs??
 
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