....things that might not seem like they would relate.. did. I called my sister in law, thinking Julian might have diabeties.... but really not thinking to much about it. I do this alot, "self dianose" and most of the time im wrong so i expected that.


Josh's sister came into town to help me out. Her son also has this medical condition, so she is well educated in this area..and is able to give me alot of comfort as far as treatment at home with out a medical staff at my finger tips. We went to wal mart and bought Julians alot of snacks low in Carbs...and some that are called " free foods" that have NO carbs. they are all packed up, counted out, and labled telling me how many carbs are in each baggy to help make my lfie easier. Meal's will be a challenge for a while, along with eating out. However, Julian is such a angel, he has no problems letting me check his blood sugar or give his shots- he literally smiles the entire time. Only once has he thrown a fit, and it was because the nurse held him and held his head in a position that he could not watch. As long as he can see what I am doing, he has no problem. I think he will def. be a doctor, or at least be in the medical field after all this. :) He's such a trooper, I am beyond proud of him for being such a good kid, and giving me all the signs to bring him to the ER. Julian did have ketones in his urine, but I am very glad to annouce he is ketone free!..











