Is It Time To Go To The Doctors On Their Own?
The question has come up "When do you know it's time for your child to see the doctor on their own" Here's our diabetes tidbit on what we do. Please feel free to share with your communities
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Comment by MandiG on January 13, 2013 at 6:42am -
This is a good question. I haven't read the artifice yet but I think this is up to the child. If they feel they still need the parents support then the parent should go. My parents haven't gone with me for a few years now but now that I'm looking into getting a pump they, or at least one of them, has gone with me to talk to doctors as well. It's about what the child feels. And the doctor should also be supportive if the 20 year old (that's just for example) wants their parent with them!
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