The Perils of Travel

Going places is cool, but my diabetes pretty much thinks the opposite.

"Oh, Sarah is traveling again? Let's teach her a lesson..."

On the way to Oregon, in a plane, I had to change my site in a tiny airplane bathroom because you can't really change your site in public...

All of my trash in the car.

Than on the way back, I had to change my whole site in the car because my pump decided to give me the occlusion alert for the first time while in the car. Yay! <insert sarcasm here

I think my diabetes has something against using my arm as a site, because both times this happened, my site was in my arm.

Moral of Story: Do I get an award for this?

It's Summer!

It's finally Summer!
That means no more school or homework, Camp Kudzu, going to Oregon, swimming, having fun, and just relaxing.

I am so excited because my little sister and I are going to Camp Kudzu, the best place on the planet! Camp Kudzu is a  camp for diabetics ranging from 8-16. It is awesome because you do everything that normal kids do at camp, plus extra, awesome stuff. I'm not going to my favorite camp site because school starts during the last session, but it is still awesome.

I've already read the yearly camp guide, (it has packing lists, check-in and check-out times, and etc.) am counting down to the day we go, (8 days left) and I am going to make my list of things I need for camp.

I'm just so happy about camp!

*INSERT HAPPINESS & UNICORNS HERE*