"Hello! How Do You Do, and HAPPY BIRTHDAY to you Angie... Best Wishes NOW....and for the rest of the year! (You haven't been on in a while...I hope everything is OK)
Have a GREAT "ME" DAY…"
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Angie Ravenscroft
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Peetie commented on Angie Ravenscroft's blog post 'What I wouldn't change'"Happy Birthday Angie. What a great blog. You have definitely covered many of the details we need to remember. How are your children doing now? Carpe diem! Joanne"
brokenpole left a comment for Angie Ravenscroft"Happy Birthday, Angie!! Hope you have a wonderful day and get to have some fun. Enjoy your special day."
Linda G left a comment for Angie Ravenscroft"Best Wishes on your Special Day Angie....and the next 364 days!
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- Date diagnosed
- April 5, 2005
- Most recent HbA1C %, date of result (optional)
- 6.8
- Type of treatment/devices you use
- Pump
- What pump model do you use, if any?
- Medtronic Paradigm 522
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- http://morethanastat.blogspot.com
Beat the Bridge to Beat Diabetes - 2007
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What I wouldn't change
Posted on July 16, 2007 at 11:26am 2 Comments 1 Like
My kids and I often talk about what we will do differently when there is a cure but today I’ve been thinking a lot about what I won’t do differently. I would never have wished for this disease to become such a consuming part of our lives but in so many ways it’s made me a better person. Here are just a few of the many things I would not change:
I wouldn’t stop assuming there is probably more to the story when I see a kid acting up in public. (My daughter gets very… Continue
I wouldn’t stop assuming there is probably more to the story when I see a kid acting up in public. (My daughter gets very… Continue
Aidan's Story from Beat the Bridge 07
Posted on July 12, 2007 at 12:56pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
Diabetes became an everyday part of Aidan's life
when he was only 20 months. That was when Sain was first diagnosed. Six months
later he started exhibiting the tell-tale signs of the disease himself. We are
fortunate that Aidan is not yet insulin dependent and that, although he has
gone through an number of times when he appeared to be on the brink of
diagnosis, his little pancreas has always… Continue
when he was only 20 months. That was when Sain was first diagnosed. Six months
later he started exhibiting the tell-tale signs of the disease himself. We are
fortunate that Aidan is not yet insulin dependent and that, although he has
gone through an number of times when he appeared to be on the brink of
diagnosis, his little pancreas has always… Continue
Sain's Story from Beat the Bridge 07
Posted on July 12, 2007 at 12:54pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
Sain's Story in Sain's words
When I was 5 I went to Children’s Hospital for the
first time and found out I have type 1 diabetes. Now I have to have 4 shots a
day and poke my fingers 10 times a day just to make sure I am okay. I can do my
pokes and shots on my own now but I don’t want to. I want to be normal and
diabetes makes me feel like… Continue
My Story from the Beat the Bridge 07 site
Posted on July 12, 2007 at 12:14pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
Dear Friends and Family
You look at your child and you see the future; long and full of adventure. You see hope and potential, endless possibility and greatness. I see all those in mine but I look at my daughter and I know what will kill her. I know that without a cure this disease will
take her from me and that there is a distinct chance I will have to bury my own
child. I know she will battle the…
Our Beat the Bridge to Beat Diabetes Letter 2007
Posted on July 12, 2007 at 12:08pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
“Still, there are definitive moments, moments we
use as reference, because they break our sense of continuity, they change the
direction of time. We can look at these events and we can say that after them
things were never the same again.” from The Robber Bride, by Margaret Atwood
My life has been full of definitive moments but none more so than Monday, 04
April 2005 in the emergency room of… Continue
use as reference, because they break our sense of continuity, they change the
direction of time. We can look at these events and we can say that after them
things were never the same again.” from The Robber Bride, by Margaret Atwood
My life has been full of definitive moments but none more so than Monday, 04
April 2005 in the emergency room of… Continue
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- At 3:55pm on September 6, 2012, Linda G said…
Hello! How Do You Do, and HAPPY BIRTHDAY to you Angie...
Best Wishes NOW....and for the rest of the year!
(You haven't been on in a while...I hope everything is OK)
Have a GREAT "ME" DAY :)
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- At 3:41pm on September 6, 2011, Linda G said…
Greetings, and HAPPY BIRTHDAY Angie......
Best Wishes on your Special Day....and on the next 364 days!
How's it all going? Do you have any questions or comments?
- At 4:04am on September 6, 2011,
SEAGATOR said… - Happy,Happy Birthday,Angie. I wish for you a most wonderful day. ENJOY!!!
- At 1:32am on September 6, 2011, brokenpole said…
- Happy Birthday, Angie!! Hope you have a wonderful day and get to have some fun. Enjoy your special day.
- At 11:09am on September 6, 2010,
Doris D said…
- At 10:46am on September 6, 2010, Linda G said…
- Best Wishes on your Special Day Angie....and the next 364 days!
- At 10:11pm on November 18, 2008,
Greg said… - Hi Angie - another Seattleite. I recognize the Beat the Bridge photos and the Jim Owens statue. Looks like everyone made it back to Husky Stadium in good time.
- At 11:44am on September 4, 2008,
Dana said… - Hey Angie.... so glad to see you on here -- I'm mom to 7yr old Cailin w/T1 -- dx'd also in 2005 -- we keep her A1C around 7.0 -- but she's afraid to pump... I think just fear of everything !!! We had a real traumatic experience when she was diagnosed -- Very glad to find you...hope to talk soon --
Have a great day !!!
- At 3:15pm on August 6, 2008,
Toni Crebbin said… - Hey Angie, another Washingtonian here; Whidbey Island, to be exact. Hope you're enjoying the beautiful weather!
- At 6:56pm on March 28, 2008,
Ashish Virmani said… - hey! i just moved to seattle ... great to see someone from around here!
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