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Diabetes Camp

For All those not only touched by Diabetes, but touched by the magic of summer Camp

Website: http://camp-joslin--clara-barton.blogspot.com/
Members: 59
Latest Activity: Nov 2

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Linda

What to pack for new camper? 5 Replies

Started by Linda. Last reply by Brooke LeMaster Jun 23.

Lori  Lundtrom

Camp Nyda

Started by Lori Lundtrom Jun 22.

Steve RRR

What do I remember most about camp? 14 Replies

Started by Steve RRR. Last reply by Michael Wiggins Jun 22.

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Alyssa Downing Comment by Alyssa Downing on November 2, 2009 at 12:13pm
i havee been going to cbc forrr as long as i was diagnosiedd and i love it!!![=

erin what campp are you going to!?!
Erin Ball Comment by Erin Ball on November 1, 2009 at 5:44pm
so im really excited about camp this upcoming summer but since this will be my first time going to any diabetic camp (im only about 2 monthes diagnosed)i don't know any body any ideas to make friends fast at camp?!?!?!
MelissaM Comment by MelissaM on September 1, 2009 at 2:57pm
i was watching a tape of my camp days. it made me smile, ahh memories.
Amy Comment by Amy on July 10, 2009 at 6:03am
Hi went to Clara Barton Camp in Oxford, Mass 1970-1975. I was from CT What a wonderful experience it was for me! Met many wonderdul people there. Had great fun. It was great to know I wasn't alone with my diabetes. I knew of no one till camp. They were all like me. Volleyball games, archery, baseball, swimming in the pond. Colored bathing caps and your buddy:) Boating on the pond. Going to Purgatory chasm. I stop in and drive by every once in a while. I now live in Oxford, have been here afew years. It is my Husbands home town. Wonderful memories!
Lindsey Comment by Lindsey on June 28, 2009 at 8:20pm
I go to camp Granada in Monticello, IL. It is amazing and i love all the great people i have met there. =)
In three weeks i'll be going for my last year. :(
but i can come back as a counsler.
it is so much fun though.
MelissaM Comment by MelissaM on June 16, 2009 at 9:59pm
i was browsing through the net to find out if it really did go bye bye, and i found that it still does exist but it's under a different thing now. i don't think it's associated with American Diabetes Association anymore.
MelissaM Comment by MelissaM on June 9, 2009 at 12:05am
i went to a camp in utah called camp UTADA and i just recently found out that it doesn't exist anymore. :(
Carly! Comment by Carly! on June 2, 2009 at 11:35am
Camp in Hico, WV! We go for a week, and its all made by my doctors office. We leave ohio, go down to WV, and we mountain climg, repell, horse back riding, play paintball, white water raft on the new river, and then go back up to ohio to go to cedar point, then back to the office! I can't wait to go this year, its my last year :( and im so excited.
Holly Fleschler Comment by Holly Fleschler on December 15, 2008 at 2:48pm
Camp NYDA 1965-1971 in upstate NY! Learned what a "disposable needle" was and how to give myself an injection by myself when I was 6 yrs old.
Jody Chesen Comment by Jody Chesen on October 23, 2008 at 8:06pm
Camp Eagles Nest in Hendersonville, NC was the BEST! I learned to do EVERYTHING there (give myself shots and take my blood sugar) at age 7! They were only 2 week sessions but those 5 years were the best thing for me!
 

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