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This will most likely be my final post on this blog, mainly due to lack of interest (my own). I started this blog last December. Christmas Eve if I remember correctly. I was frustrated
beyond belief. Nothing was going well. I really didn’t think my son
would live to see high school graduation. I was frustrated with my job.
I was frustrated with all of the problems caused by my sons school.
Most of all I was frustrated that the one piece of technology that
could really make

Chris returned from camp in good spirits and with new friends. He was home for a couple of weeks, and then it was time to return to camp. This time he would not be lounging around
the summer camp though, Chris and a select group of 5 other teens with
diabetes are climbing Mt. Whitney, the tallest mountain in California.
The peak is at something like 14,000 ft. He arrived at camp on
Saturday, and Sunday morning they started up the mountain. They should
be reaching the peak s

I just drove 5 hours each way to pick up Chris from Bearskin Meadows summer camp. Him and 5 other diabetic teens and a few counselors spent the last week and a half climbing to the
peak of Mt. Whitney, the tallest mountain in the continental United
States. Chris did not want to go on this trip, and I half expected to
hear him complain all the way home about how hard it was, but I was
really suprised to hear that he totally loved it. He had a great time
up there, and one of