[Stoat]

Good post.

Thank you for your kind words  :-)

Although most will not (unless it involves a prolonged medication absence such as in this case), some diabetics can definitely exhibit erratic behaviors when they experience an insulin imbalance, and hopefully any readers who have a diabetic in the family might keep this story in mind and pay attention to their loved ones' condition, and assist them if they show that they are having difficulties in insulin management.

 

[Jo Nuvark]

I'm reading this as the "candy bar" excuse. With
relativism, there is no guilt. What rule of law?
There is an excuse for all of our bad behavior and
is is everything and anything accept what it is...
disobedience.

If she is so severely diabetic, why is she allowed
to foster parent?

I'm thinking this lady is just a mean old granny.
Hope I'm wrong.

[cherry]

I am very familiar with diabetes and other diseases as well and all I got to say is that not controlling your illness which is not that hard and still engaging in potentially dangerous activities as driving in a school zone to me IS AS DANGEROUS AS DRIVING WITH NARCOTICS OR ILLEGAL DRUGS OR ALCOHOL in you system....

I think it speaks to negligence....JMO of course...