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Comment by Fighting for Stephany on Tuesday

Does anyone know how I can get help with technology help for my daughter so she can keep up with school. Im trying to save forr an Ipad.

Comment by NICKOLE on Monday

THANK YOU FOR EVERYTHING.....MEANS A LOT FOR ME AND IAM SURE FOR MY FRIEND MEANS MORE THEN THAT. Is really sad what it is in MY contry. Im from Romania but now i leave in England my life is here and i wish to help her...shes capable to do everything to help here son...to sell everything for save his life.

Comment by Chris Ott on Monday

I wish I could be of more help in that situation - I live in the US and am blessed to have good health insurance to help me and my son. I have no idea what kinds of hurdles your friend has to "jump through" in Romania to get quality care. :( I would start a new thread in the "discussions" section of this same group asking in general if anyone knows of how to get services in Romania and someone may actually be able to help. Do that instead of using this comments section for more attention to your question. :)

Comment by NICKOLE on Monday

thank you....you know something about this? She's living in Romania, unfortunable for her the medice is all down...i want to help her but i don't know with who i have to talk?

Comment by NICKOLE on Monday

Comment by Chris Ott on Monday

Hi Nickole - when my son was first diagnosed at age 3.5 a few years ago I wish there had been a study like Otelixizumab/DEFEND for him to try. I would encourage your friend to try the study if her son's endocrinologist thinks it's appropriate.

Comment by NICKOLE on Monday

please help me....she is a single mother and she is very scared.
thank you all

Comment by NICKOLE on Monday

Hello, who can help me with information about : OTELIXIZUMAB
i hear is a good medicine for the type 1
My friend....is a mother with a little boy who have diabet type 1 insuline dependent.

Comment by Barbi on January 20, 2012 at 11:26am

Hi Kelly - I have attended 9 years worth of Friends For Life Conferences - It is an amazing time. Malcolm, my youngest dx @2 and now 17 - really has made friends for life from all over the world, as have I. I can't recommend it enough!!!

Comment by Natasha Bowlds on January 20, 2012 at 11:16am

We've been twice. It's where my son was convinced to go on a pump the first time we went. And last year a father of two boys with diabetes did a comic routine that my son still quotes today. I think it made him feel more like there are people out there who get it even when people around him might not.

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