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@lakerfantlc and @armycheermom you guys sound like the worlds sweetest mothers :).
awe..thanks....now Im all blinky...huge shimmy to @armycheermom !!!
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@lakerfantlc and @armycheermom you guys sound like the worlds sweetest mothers :).
@lakerfantlc :you get a huge shimmy also!! Not only are you an amazing cheer mom, you're an amazing mom for helping your daughter live her dreams with type 1 diabetes! :)
@lakerfantlc :you get a huge shimmy also!! Not only are you an amazing cheer mom, you're an amazing mom for helping your daughter live her dreams with type 1 diabetes! :)
Thank you. My husband has 23 years in the army & we've been married 24...both my husband & my daughter make me a very proud and very blessed wife & mom....:)even bigger hero if you or a family member are in the army!!!! if yes....thank you from us..:)
My daughter has tyupe 1 diabetes....I am proud to say that it does not stop her or any other of these brave kids from living their dream...she has a pump....she removes it during practice....she is a flyer and her site gets ripped out lots....she comes and gets me...we put a new one in...off she goes...she is great and what is even better...her team is amazing about it....she is my hero...:)
jenee is truly amazing and I admire her in every way. I am pretty sure she is my new inspiration.
my friend wore her pump while competing, i was younger and always afraid id pull it out when i caught her cuz i was her backspot, but nothing ever happened, she tumbled around and everything
Can someone explain this "site" thing to me? I know that it looks like a white patch, but what does it mean for it to come out? It sounds painful.
Medical alert bracelets/necklaces are not illegal. But she should tape it down during a routine.
This is a little off topic but, what do gyms with athlete with seizure disorders do? I have my first athlete with a seizure disorder, extremely severe, she wears a necklace on her neck all the time, but I wouldn't know what to do for a competition because that is clearly illegal.
Hey there! I'm Julie and the founder of Cheer for a Cause (all about the heart of your Cheer & Dance World). I've seen a lot of athletes wearing pumps, and one of my junior coaches when I worked with a rec team wore one.
We're thinking to do a cause month on Juvenile Diabetes in November, which is awareness month. Would any of you like to share your story and maybe even go on camera to talk about your experience? Find out more about Cheer for a Cause at http://www.cheerforacause.org. If you're interested, PM me. If you're a minor, we (of course) get your parent's permission!