Anyway, we asked Elise's endo and she was fine with Elise getting the mist... I think what it comes down to is that the mist is not for people whose diabetes is not well controlled. Yay for one less shot!
-I wasn't sure what school was going to do to Elise's BGs, but so far her numbers have been pretty consistently good. We get a few weird numbers here and there, but for the most part it's been great.
-I am so happy with Elise's school. I have read horror stories out there about parents fighting with schools over accommodations, school nurses that act like they know better than the parents, and schools without nurses at all; and I realize just how lucky we are. Elise's nurse is awesome. And just the other day, Elise's Science/Spanish teacher emailed us about an upcoming experiment they were working on that involved candy. She wanted to know if it was okay for Elise to eat a piece, AND she emailed me a picture of the nutritional information. Yes, we are VERY lucky indeed.
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Flu shot season makes me want to throw up...should you, shouldn't you....blah! Hooray for Elise's school for giving you and Elise the support that is needed to help her and you have a successful school experience! xoxo
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