Diabetes Counts brings kids, parents together
Photo by Gretel Daugherty—Ten-year-old Lily Carson, right, of Grand Junction watches as Natalie Bamford picks up a tiny diamond with a pair of curved end tweezers to place it by Lily’s name on the pendant for a medical alert necklace the girl is making at Angelo’s Pottery and Glass Studio, 2478 F Road, during a meeting of Diabetes Counts, a juvenile diabetes networking group. Bamford is an employee of Angelo’s.
Gretel Daugherty
Photo by Gretel Daugherty—Ten-year-old Lily Carson, right, of Grand Junction watches as Natalie Bamford picks up a tiny diamond with a pair of curved end tweezers to place it by Lily’s name on the pendant for a medical alert necklace the girl is making at Angelo’s Pottery and Glass Studio, 2478 F Road, during a meeting of Diabetes Counts, a juvenile diabetes networking group. Bamford is an employee of Angelo’s.
By
Emily Shockley
Monday, October 31, 2011
It can be tough to be the only kid in class who tests blood sugar.
But nobody stares when a child pulls out a testing kit at Diabetes Counts, a local support group for kids with Type 1…
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