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		<title>By: Mike Ogden</title>
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		<dc:creator>Mike Ogden</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 02 Mar 2010 11:04:14 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>I am a diabetic and as to if it is type 1, type 1.5, type 2 ect. given my medical history and extensive test results, mostly repeats but thats not My point. I have a lifelong history of ear infections along with some cuts that did not heal well, but seemed to fight off infection and illness like most people until the age of 30. From the age of 30 up to the age of 42 however I had a definite decline over time, but I always had a battle with ear infections and out of desperation to regain 

My health I bought into the stupid BS about all My health problems being linked to my consumption of diet drinks. At this point I began the downward spiral of bad health illness and decline in strength and persistent pain losing my health jobs, insurance and almost My life and finally My house. So I have drifted a bit off point here and that is that one of the byproducts or symptoms of being diabetic is elevated blood sugars which causes the person in question to have a problem fighting off infection and in some people high instances of ear infections.

 Of coarse every child with ear infections is not diabetic or pre-diabetic, but the likelihood of an undiagnosed diabetic child having a problem with ear infections is defiantly higher than normal. The most important thing I hope anybody takes from any of this here is do not ever accept anything as fact without questioning the motive and agendas of others and their biases and if you suspect for any reason that you are hyper or hypoglycemic talk to your doctor about it or if he or she won&#039;t listen go to Walmart and buy an A1c test for 10 dollars and if a problem is indicated bring the results to another doctor. I know a stigma exists for diabetics type 2 as if you were to believe what you are told type 2 diabetes is caused by being overweight and all you have to do in order to believe this is ignore the fact that all overweight people are not diabetic or even pre-diabetic or that 20% of type 2 diabetics are not overweight also neglected is the fact that there is a rise in the number of type 1 cases. It is much more likely that being overweight is a symptom and not the cause.


  The problem is quite simple pre-diabetes is an insurance term that has been accepted by the medical community because insurance companies do not want to pay for treatment until the disease has progressed to the point of requiring treatment because reality is absolute, but medical practices change as does understanding and acceptance.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I am a diabetic and as to if it is type 1, type 1.5, type 2 ect. given my medical history and extensive test results, mostly repeats but thats not My point. I have a lifelong history of ear infections along with some cuts that did not heal well, but seemed to fight off infection and illness like most people until the age of 30. From the age of 30 up to the age of 42 however I had a definite decline over time, but I always had a battle with ear infections and out of desperation to regain </p>
<p>My health I bought into the stupid BS about all My health problems being linked to my consumption of diet drinks. At this point I began the downward spiral of bad health illness and decline in strength and persistent pain losing my health jobs, insurance and almost My life and finally My house. So I have drifted a bit off point here and that is that one of the byproducts or symptoms of being diabetic is elevated blood sugars which causes the person in question to have a problem fighting off infection and in some people high instances of ear infections.</p>
<p> Of coarse every child with ear infections is not diabetic or pre-diabetic, but the likelihood of an undiagnosed diabetic child having a problem with ear infections is defiantly higher than normal. The most important thing I hope anybody takes from any of this here is do not ever accept anything as fact without questioning the motive and agendas of others and their biases and if you suspect for any reason that you are hyper or hypoglycemic talk to your doctor about it or if he or she won&#8217;t listen go to Walmart and buy an A1c test for 10 dollars and if a problem is indicated bring the results to another doctor. I know a stigma exists for diabetics type 2 as if you were to believe what you are told type 2 diabetes is caused by being overweight and all you have to do in order to believe this is ignore the fact that all overweight people are not diabetic or even pre-diabetic or that 20% of type 2 diabetics are not overweight also neglected is the fact that there is a rise in the number of type 1 cases. It is much more likely that being overweight is a symptom and not the cause.</p>
<p>  The problem is quite simple pre-diabetes is an insurance term that has been accepted by the medical community because insurance companies do not want to pay for treatment until the disease has progressed to the point of requiring treatment because reality is absolute, but medical practices change as does understanding and acceptance.</p>
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		<title>By: Becky</title>
		<link>http://www.badspiderbites.com/misdiagnosis-of-juvenile-diabetes/comment-page-1/#comment-33034</link>
		<dc:creator>Becky</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 16 Feb 2010 18:18:39 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>My little girl was diagnosed with type 1 D last month on January 12th 2010. It came as a complete shock to us as I am sure it does to most parents. But we knew absolutely nothing about diabetes, it doesnt run in my husbands or my family. I took her in because she was drinking a lot and peeing a lot and I thought maybe she had a UTI, they tested her blood and urine and said to me and my daughter &quot;her blood sugars are over 500 which means she has diabetes, you need to take her to the children&#039;s hospital and have her admitted right away&quot;. After recovering from the smack in the face I took her to the hospital and starting getting a crash course in how to take care of her. I have had a hard time accepting the fact that she has diabetes and I guess that&#039;s a normal reaction. I guess I just wonder why they never made her do a fasting test or anything like that. The one thing that has stuck out in my mind since we were told is that she had the H1N1 flu shot in October and then again in December for the booster. Maybe it&#039;s the guilt in me, maybe I NEED a reason as to why this happened. But it&#039;s just strange to me that know one in my entire family has diabetes and all three of my children have always been very healthy. What if making my little girl get the flu shot to protect her has given her somthing so much worse? I don&#039;t know. The best I can do is sit, wait, study, question and pray for a cure for all of these amazing little kids who show more strenght then I could ever imagine having.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>My little girl was diagnosed with type 1 D last month on January 12th 2010. It came as a complete shock to us as I am sure it does to most parents. But we knew absolutely nothing about diabetes, it doesnt run in my husbands or my family. I took her in because she was drinking a lot and peeing a lot and I thought maybe she had a UTI, they tested her blood and urine and said to me and my daughter &#8220;her blood sugars are over 500 which means she has diabetes, you need to take her to the children&#8217;s hospital and have her admitted right away&#8221;. After recovering from the smack in the face I took her to the hospital and starting getting a crash course in how to take care of her. I have had a hard time accepting the fact that she has diabetes and I guess that&#8217;s a normal reaction. I guess I just wonder why they never made her do a fasting test or anything like that. The one thing that has stuck out in my mind since we were told is that she had the H1N1 flu shot in October and then again in December for the booster. Maybe it&#8217;s the guilt in me, maybe I NEED a reason as to why this happened. But it&#8217;s just strange to me that know one in my entire family has diabetes and all three of my children have always been very healthy. What if making my little girl get the flu shot to protect her has given her somthing so much worse? I don&#8217;t know. The best I can do is sit, wait, study, question and pray for a cure for all of these amazing little kids who show more strenght then I could ever imagine having.</p>
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		<title>By: raji</title>
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		<dc:creator>raji</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Mon, 04 Jan 2010 07:22:32 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Hi,
one of my friend&#039;s nephew is suffering from juvenile diabetes  and now he is having some stomach problems, they say its because of sugar , he is been given glucose drips now. can you suggest me any treatment, any diet control something like that.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hi,<br />
one of my friend&#8217;s nephew is suffering from juvenile diabetes  and now he is having some stomach problems, they say its because of sugar , he is been given glucose drips now. can you suggest me any treatment, any diet control something like that.</p>
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		<title>By: Millie</title>
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		<dc:creator>Millie</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sat, 28 Nov 2009 06:58:42 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>I would like to leave a reply about the diabetes article is this the right area?</description>
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		<title>By: Sid</title>
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		<dc:creator>Sid</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 10 Nov 2009 04:23:46 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>I was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes 9/10/93 at the age of 11.  I&#039;m almost 28 now.  A month before diagnosis, I was tested for it and it came up negative.  Diabetes was triggered by a flu virus.  My body was actually able to fight off the 2 week flu, but I still felt weak (lost 20 pounds those 2 weeks and I was only 4&#039;9&quot;) despite eating and drinking a lot.   So, my dad took me to the doctor...then the ER.....then I was transported by ambulance (At that time, Florida Hospital had no rule or law that forced them to perform life-saving measures on people with the &quot;wrong&quot; insurance.) after I slipped into a coma while waiting for insurance verification to an insurance-friendly children&#039;s hospital.  Two days later, I woke up and learned about my diabetes.  Eight days later, I went back to 6th grade. 

Prior to diagnosis, I had a voracious appetite (still do), huge metabolism (slightly lower now due to eating disorder history), and super healthy immune system (still do).  I had never had a cold and hadn&#039;t had the flu in almost 2 years (incubation period for diabetes according to endo, but that doesn&#039;t jive with the negative test less than a month before diagnosis).

To those of you who are confusing Type 1 with Type 2, sugar does not cause Type 1 diabetes.  There is little to no evidence of diabetes in my family.  My great grandfather and my grandfather&#039;s cousin had Type 2.  I have a large family with my sister, mom, dad, 7 uncles, 8 aunts, and 18 cousins.  Longevity and good health run in my family.  My grandparents are in their 90s and still very healthy.  I also have an ancestor who lived to be 120 years old in 1880.

Asthma, allergies, anxiety, and ADHD tend to run in my family.  I have ADHD and anxiety.  I was diagnosed with asthma and allergies only after I moved from Florida to Kansas.  I think because I am allergic to dust.  However, I can manage both asthma and allergies with little to no medication.

I never had ear tubes, although I did have a head injury with 7 stitches when I was 3 years old and I stuck a pebble in my ear (which was removed with suction and tweezers by an ENT doc) when I was 4.  I have never broken any bones or sprained anything in my life.

I had an insulin pump for 4 years and was in excellent control, but Kansas Medicaid is not as nice as Florida Medicaid and I was forced to give it up when I moved here.  I take 3-5 injections of Novolog and 2 injections of Levemir daily.  I test my blood sugar 5-15 times a day, depending on activity level.  (I can&#039;t wait until I am finished with college, so I can get a real job with insurance that allows me to go back on the pump!)

I have recently been put on medication for fibromyalgia and low testosterone levels.  But aside from what I have already stated, I am healthy and have a great immune system.  I&#039;ve only had 5 colds and 4 flus since my diagnosis 16 years ago.  I am still in excellent health, despite battling anorexia and bulimia in ways that should have harmed my health permanently.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes 9/10/93 at the age of 11.  I&#8217;m almost 28 now.  A month before diagnosis, I was tested for it and it came up negative.  Diabetes was triggered by a flu virus.  My body was actually able to fight off the 2 week flu, but I still felt weak (lost 20 pounds those 2 weeks and I was only 4&#8242;9&#8243;) despite eating and drinking a lot.   So, my dad took me to the doctor&#8230;then the ER&#8230;..then I was transported by ambulance (At that time, Florida Hospital had no rule or law that forced them to perform life-saving measures on people with the &#8220;wrong&#8221; insurance.) after I slipped into a coma while waiting for insurance verification to an insurance-friendly children&#8217;s hospital.  Two days later, I woke up and learned about my diabetes.  Eight days later, I went back to 6th grade. </p>
<p>Prior to diagnosis, I had a voracious appetite (still do), huge metabolism (slightly lower now due to eating disorder history), and super healthy immune system (still do).  I had never had a cold and hadn&#8217;t had the flu in almost 2 years (incubation period for diabetes according to endo, but that doesn&#8217;t jive with the negative test less than a month before diagnosis).</p>
<p>To those of you who are confusing Type 1 with Type 2, sugar does not cause Type 1 diabetes.  There is little to no evidence of diabetes in my family.  My great grandfather and my grandfather&#8217;s cousin had Type 2.  I have a large family with my sister, mom, dad, 7 uncles, 8 aunts, and 18 cousins.  Longevity and good health run in my family.  My grandparents are in their 90s and still very healthy.  I also have an ancestor who lived to be 120 years old in 1880.</p>
<p>Asthma, allergies, anxiety, and ADHD tend to run in my family.  I have ADHD and anxiety.  I was diagnosed with asthma and allergies only after I moved from Florida to Kansas.  I think because I am allergic to dust.  However, I can manage both asthma and allergies with little to no medication.</p>
<p>I never had ear tubes, although I did have a head injury with 7 stitches when I was 3 years old and I stuck a pebble in my ear (which was removed with suction and tweezers by an ENT doc) when I was 4.  I have never broken any bones or sprained anything in my life.</p>
<p>I had an insulin pump for 4 years and was in excellent control, but Kansas Medicaid is not as nice as Florida Medicaid and I was forced to give it up when I moved here.  I take 3-5 injections of Novolog and 2 injections of Levemir daily.  I test my blood sugar 5-15 times a day, depending on activity level.  (I can&#8217;t wait until I am finished with college, so I can get a real job with insurance that allows me to go back on the pump!)</p>
<p>I have recently been put on medication for fibromyalgia and low testosterone levels.  But aside from what I have already stated, I am healthy and have a great immune system.  I&#8217;ve only had 5 colds and 4 flus since my diagnosis 16 years ago.  I am still in excellent health, despite battling anorexia and bulimia in ways that should have harmed my health permanently.</p>
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		<title>By: Kandace</title>
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		<dc:creator>Kandace</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Mon, 21 Sep 2009 15:21:02 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>I have two children with diabetes metillus aka type 1, but I found out they got it from a genetic disorder 2 years back. They were perfectly healthy babies. My oldest is 13, he did have a lot of ear infections but that was it. My next to oldest who is 10 now  had no problems at all until the school told me she had really poor vision. My son had just started to complain about not seeing the board also. So, point is they had a genetic condition that causes diabetes and optic atrophy (poor vision that can not be corrected with glasses). I was lucky to have had internet and found out about it on a website. I believe that you can get diabetes from different ways since no one knows for sure exactly what the environmental trigger(s) is (are).

Also, about the pump, I think you, as a mother would know better than your daughter&#039;s doctor if she was ready for the pump or not. There are websites where you can way the pros and cons like jdrf and children with diabetes research foundation.  

Kandace</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I have two children with diabetes metillus aka type 1, but I found out they got it from a genetic disorder 2 years back. They were perfectly healthy babies. My oldest is 13, he did have a lot of ear infections but that was it. My next to oldest who is 10 now  had no problems at all until the school told me she had really poor vision. My son had just started to complain about not seeing the board also. So, point is they had a genetic condition that causes diabetes and optic atrophy (poor vision that can not be corrected with glasses). I was lucky to have had internet and found out about it on a website. I believe that you can get diabetes from different ways since no one knows for sure exactly what the environmental trigger(s) is (are).</p>
<p>Also, about the pump, I think you, as a mother would know better than your daughter&#8217;s doctor if she was ready for the pump or not. There are websites where you can way the pros and cons like jdrf and children with diabetes research foundation.  </p>
<p>Kandace</p>
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		<title>By: S.Correia</title>
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		<dc:creator>S.Correia</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sun, 13 Sep 2009 15:03:51 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Interesting comments about Ti diabetes.  My 13 year old daughter was diagnosed with T1D at the age of 8 and I do remember that about 9 months before she was diagnosed she had her tonsils removed. She was constantly on anti-biotics and had recurring throat infections.  She constantly struggles with diabetes and would like to use the pump, but her doctor dissagrees with the idea.  His theory is that by using the pump it facilitates her life too much and she will forget that she is diabetic,  overindulging on thing that she should not eat. Go figure!   Does anyone agree with this Doctor?</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Interesting comments about Ti diabetes.  My 13 year old daughter was diagnosed with T1D at the age of 8 and I do remember that about 9 months before she was diagnosed she had her tonsils removed. She was constantly on anti-biotics and had recurring throat infections.  She constantly struggles with diabetes and would like to use the pump, but her doctor dissagrees with the idea.  His theory is that by using the pump it facilitates her life too much and she will forget that she is diabetic,  overindulging on thing that she should not eat. Go figure!   Does anyone agree with this Doctor?</p>
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		<title>By: Lisa</title>
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		<dc:creator>Lisa</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sun, 09 Aug 2009 04:07:33 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>My son was diagnosed 4 days before his 17th birthday I thought he had food poisning he was throwing up, drinking alot of fluids and urinating alot we when took him to the ER almost 3 days later his sugar was 827 and was rushed to the back and then transported to Childrens Hospital. It was scary crazy and doctors was in our room at 9 the next morning asking us do you want basil/bolis or pens or syringes it was just mind riveting. 

I can&#039;t believe that much research really has not been done on this disease it drives me crazy there has to be a link some where and we must find it.

My son did have his tonsils removed in the 5th grade maybe this is a link similar to the tubes could it be related to the ears, nose &amp; throat possibly? My cousin also has this disease.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>My son was diagnosed 4 days before his 17th birthday I thought he had food poisning he was throwing up, drinking alot of fluids and urinating alot we when took him to the ER almost 3 days later his sugar was 827 and was rushed to the back and then transported to Childrens Hospital. It was scary crazy and doctors was in our room at 9 the next morning asking us do you want basil/bolis or pens or syringes it was just mind riveting. </p>
<p>I can&#8217;t believe that much research really has not been done on this disease it drives me crazy there has to be a link some where and we must find it.</p>
<p>My son did have his tonsils removed in the 5th grade maybe this is a link similar to the tubes could it be related to the ears, nose &amp; throat possibly? My cousin also has this disease.</p>
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		<title>By: Donna Fincher</title>
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		<dc:creator>Donna Fincher</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Fri, 22 May 2009 15:34:29 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>I have a Granddaughter that was diagnosed with Type 1 approx. 8 weeks after her well baby check up and of course vaccinations.She was 26 months old at the time.. No family history.Given our choices I wish she would have got the measles, mumps or chicken pox. I know another child that was diagnosed after going to the ER with an allergic reaction and receiving a type of steroid injection.

I think it is a win ... win situation for the pharmaceuticals. Why should they mind if they do not receive anything initially or much for their vaccines .. when they will eventually be treating them for life for something much worse than measles,mumps or chicken pox. 

I really need to look at the studies they have done to disprove that vaccines have contributed to this and also who actually did these studies. I would almost bet the CDC has not had any cutbacks or layoffs recently.. especially now as they need to be busy researching this new SWINE FLU.Yes I am biased and I want to know why Juvenile Diabetes is sky rocketing in this country and no one is finding out why and stopping it..It seems we are more focused on how to treat it than it&#039;s cause and eradication. Same with cancer.. Yet the news media is all about the handful cases of swine flu...I have my own opinion of that... perhaps last years wonderful vaccine has mutated and gone wild.. I see money .. money and more money but not for the public only a few private sectors will enjoy the proceeds.. the rest will deal with the crippling effects and the heart breaks.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I have a Granddaughter that was diagnosed with Type 1 approx. 8 weeks after her well baby check up and of course vaccinations.She was 26 months old at the time.. No family history.Given our choices I wish she would have got the measles, mumps or chicken pox. I know another child that was diagnosed after going to the ER with an allergic reaction and receiving a type of steroid injection.</p>
<p>I think it is a win &#8230; win situation for the pharmaceuticals. Why should they mind if they do not receive anything initially or much for their vaccines .. when they will eventually be treating them for life for something much worse than measles,mumps or chicken pox. </p>
<p>I really need to look at the studies they have done to disprove that vaccines have contributed to this and also who actually did these studies. I would almost bet the CDC has not had any cutbacks or layoffs recently.. especially now as they need to be busy researching this new SWINE FLU.Yes I am biased and I want to know why Juvenile Diabetes is sky rocketing in this country and no one is finding out why and stopping it..It seems we are more focused on how to treat it than it&#8217;s cause and eradication. Same with cancer.. Yet the news media is all about the handful cases of swine flu&#8230;I have my own opinion of that&#8230; perhaps last years wonderful vaccine has mutated and gone wild.. I see money .. money and more money but not for the public only a few private sectors will enjoy the proceeds.. the rest will deal with the crippling effects and the heart breaks.</p>
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		<title>By: molly</title>
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		<dc:creator>molly</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sun, 17 May 2009 02:22:42 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>i was diagnosed with T1D when i was 12. my doctors told me that white blood cells in your body attack your pancreas and kill the islet cells, which produce insulin. this commonly occurs after trauma, like surgery, or a big life change, or anything that can cause a lot of stress. also, it can happen after you are really sick. just thought i would through what i&#039;ve learned in here.</description>
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