My Sister Rose Has Diabetes
There are very few published stories which engage school age children in an understanding of the process and feelings that are part of living with diabetes. My Sister Rose Has Diabetes fills this gap in the literature for children with diabetes and their families.... The author's perspective is a brilliant and creative look at what can be a very frustrating and overwhelming disease, especially for siblings. --Joslin Diabetes Center, Harvard Medical SchoolCharming book, imparting valuable information on the routine, feelings and family reactions to living with diabetes. Best of all, it makes the "ain't it awful," hopeful and livable. --American Diabetes Association, Adam Fisher Camp for Children with Diabetes, Elizabeth Todd, MSW, CDECharming book, imparting valuable information on the routine, feelings and family reactions to living with diabetes. Best of all, it makes the "ain't it awful," hopeful and livable. --American Diabetes Association, Adam Fisher Camp for Children with Diabetes, Elizabeth Todd, MSW, CDECharming book, imparting valuable information on the routine, feelings and family reactions to living with diabetes. Best of all, it makes the "ain't it awful," hopeful and livable. --American Diabetes Association, Adam Fisher Camp for Children with Diabetes, Elizabeth Todd, MSW, CDE