"DADs are not for everybody. I am a mature woman. before I went for my PIVIT treatment, I wa house bound. Never did i thinki I could keep up with training. However after some research and prpfessional assistance in selecting a mature dog, I am giving…"
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Lexee replied to Nell's discussion 'Thinking about a DAD, Questions' in the group Diabetes Alert DogsLexee replied to Nell's discussion 'Thinking about a DAD, Questions' in the group Diabetes Alert Dogs"Check out the nonprofit outfits in your area that train guide dogs. Sometimes they have dogs that have basic training, but wash out as guide dogs. That dog could be a good starter dog. You have to spend the time on the DAD part, personally. It is…"
Lexee replied to Nell's discussion 'Thinking about a DAD, Questions' in the group Diabetes Alert Dogs"Sorry to hear of your loss. We lost both our "pet" dogs in the past year. Although I have only had and been working with my first service dog for 9 months now, I know there will be a difficult parting in the years to come. Why did God make…"
Lexee replied to Nell's discussion 'Thinking about a DAD, Questions' in the group Diabetes Alert Dogs"Don ot give up, if you have the time and energy, this can be done. Find a reputable service dog trainer, most do not ,yet, do Diabetes Alert Dogs. Just get the obedience and public access part down. If diabetes has slowed you down, consider allowing…"
Lexee replied to Nell's discussion 'Thinking about a DAD, Questions' in the group Diabetes Alert Dogs"Keep in mind raising a dog and training it especially for public access and DAD is a lot of work, daily. Before I started the PIVIT Therapy, I was housebound and could not even consider it. Now, Lexee is ready for her Service dog certification and…"
Lexee replied to Nell's discussion 'Thinking about a DAD, Questions' in the group Diabetes Alert Dogs"Exactly, his name is Scott Smith his website is a servicedogtrainer.com, he also has a facebook page. He is in Virginia, not to be confused with the retriever outfit in VIrginia with the law suite against them.different people!"
Lexee replied to Nell's discussion 'Thinking about a DAD, Questions' in the group Diabetes Alert Dogs"This is a WIN-WIN situation. Save the life of a shelter dog, who in turn will save could cave your life. SMILES all the way around."
Lexee replied to Nell's discussion 'Thinking about a DAD, Questions' in the group Diabetes Alert Dogs"Google A service dog trainer He is good and works with many different breeds."
Lexee replied to Nell's discussion 'Thinking about a DAD, Questions' in the group Diabetes Alert Dogs"If you ar between 18 and 93, you will qualify. Some insurances pay for the treatment. It changed my life. Check into it!"
Lexee replied to Nell's discussion 'Thinking about a DAD, Questions' in the group Diabetes Alert Dogs"There are dogs of all breeds doing DAD work. However, if you have hypoglycemic unawareness and other complications of long term diabetes, I highly recommend the Pulsitile IV INsulin Therapy program. Years ago I had severe hypos, that required a 911…"
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- The PRIMARY person in my life who has diabetes has
- Type 1 or type 1.5 (LADA) diabetes
- How do you hope to benefit from TuDiabetes?
- INfo on training a DAD
- Date diagnosed
- April 12, 1975
- Most recent HbA1C %, date of result (optional)
- 7
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- PIVIT therapy turned my life around. Now, that I can function and have energy again, I am working on training my own DAD.
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- At 1:07pm on September 18, 2012,
Crystal said…
Welcome! I am excited to meet you!
Crystal M
- At 5:43pm on September 17, 2012,
Linda G said… 
We're so happy that you're finally here!
Welcome home Lexee!
Luv your dog...a chocolate lab?
This is a great place to share, to learn, and to grow...all the while meeting new people world wide, and making friends.
Take a peek at some the groups when you get a chance. Just go to the top of your page, and click on "Groups".
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- At 10:41am on September 17, 2012,
Doris D said… 2 oldtimers here I was diagnosed in 73 myself
- At 10:40am on September 17, 2012, Doris D said…
WELCOME TO OUR FAMILY MY FRIEND!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Anyway we can help just ask us! Come join us on our live chat on the bottom of our homepage. Here's a link to help u on ur way http://www.tudiabetes.org/notes
- At 10:10am on September 17, 2012,
brokenpole said… Welcome to the family!! On this forum you will learn so much. Most of all you will learn that you are not alone. Everyone here is supportive and will provide answers to your questions. Search the site for answers. Read the discussions and blogs for information. There are videos to help you understand diabetes and its treatment. Most of all there is family to talk to and even to vent to, if needed. Welcome home.
- At 7:56am on September 17, 2012,
SEAGATOR said… Welcome to our wonderful family. We are a very caring and supportive group. Questions? Please feel free to ask us. Please read the BLOGS the FORUMS and check out the many GROUPS for much valuable advice and information. WELCOME!!!
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