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- 2. This device is responsible for administering insulin into the body; acting like a pancreas.
- 5. This device will sound an alarm when your blood sugars are rising rapidly and/or falling drastically.
- 6. This medication is used to maintain the amount of sugar in a diabetic's bloodstream.
- 9. This is the age Cooper was diagnosed; just before first grade.
- 10. This is Cooper's most favorite, cold, snack to treat a falling blood sugar.
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- 1. This color is used to bring "awareness" to Type 1 Diabetes.
- 3. This organ in your body is responsible for regulating blood sugars in the body.
- 4. Cooper needs to eat some carbs/sugars before this specials class.
- 7. Cooper will have Type 1 diabetes for this length of "time" in his "life."
- 8. High and low blood sugars can effect "this;" the way you feel.
- 11. This utensil is used overnight when it's hard to wake Cooper from a deep sleep to drink some carbs to raise his blood sugars.