While this happened a couple months ago, it was such an awesome moment that I had to share...
Kids were playing in the backyard with their neighbor friends. I needed to grab a couple things from the grocery store for dinner so I asked our neighbor dad if he'd keep an eye on the kids so I could run and do that. I tested Bryce before I left, over 200. I was gone less than 30 minutes. When I got home, I found this note on the front door....
Kids were playing in the backyard with their neighbor friends. I needed to grab a couple things from the grocery store for dinner so I asked our neighbor dad if he'd keep an eye on the kids so I could run and do that. I tested Bryce before I left, over 200. I was gone less than 30 minutes. When I got home, I found this note on the front door....
Somehow, Bryce had dropped to 67 in the short time I was gone. His big brother, Jaden, knew the signs so tested him and treated him for the low. When I got back, he had just retested him and gave him pretzels and cheese.
Not only was I so proud of my oldest son for taking care of Bryce, I was also overcome with relief in knowing that Bryce would be safe as long as his brother is by his side.
How many 7 year olds do you know that can spot and treat a diabetic low?
Awesome! Brothers are awesome!
ReplyDeleteHis note is precious. When J was younger, during the summer when I would "sleep in" until 7:30, J would wake up and test all three of them and write the numbers on a post it note. When I woke up it would be by my bedside. So sweet.
Jaden rocks!
That is just about the sweetest thing I've ever seen... What a GREAT big brother!
ReplyDeleteThat made me teary eyed. T's younger brother has brought him juice and his test supplies when he is low. I love how they take care of each other. What a great kid!
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