We are always trying to remain positive in this forever situation, but sometimes it’s just downright frustrating. There is always more we can do. There is always more we can learn. Burnout of this disease is just around the corner if we don’t watch it;  And it’s true, it is.

Yes, we always want more education intellectually, but what we really want is to gain experience. It could make life just a tad bit easier, but ultimately, we want to take care of our kid and we don’t want to cut corners to do it. There is just so much to know.

My guess is you likely have the head knowledge of carb count, advocacy, different groups to be a part of, and a decent rhythm and routine with your little; however, you want the practical tips and real-life problem solving solutions that are applicable and you're smart enough to know that you haven’t lived that out yet. You’d love advice or input in your unique situations.  Questions like what A1C is good after diagnosis? How to pre-bolus for a certain food? What if my kid regresses or is being stubborn? What are other snack ideas (jerky, pickles, and cheese sticks aren’t doing the trick anymore.)? You need pro tips. You need to process with other people who have gone before you.