My 12 yr old son was diagnosed 3 years ago. I asked him one day if he thought it was OK to kill embryos to get stem cells to someday, maybe, but not for sure cure his diabetes.
He said, "Why would you kill someone to allow me to live? Jesus did that once, and that was enough for me?"
I know you must worry, and think of the future, so let me tell you this:
ous son was diagnosed 20 years ago. He was 8 1/2. Despite some pretty rocky times, his control is excellent, and has been for years. He's 6'1", & very strong . He went on the pump about 8 years ago...he just got married...and he runs, cycles in the Rockies, participating in all sorts of demanding races. He's
I've been thinking about this a lot the past few days, because his bride's youngest nephew was just diagnosed last week. The little boy is only 3.
I do appreciate all that's going on with the research, and the effort of many to get the word out on which research is productive, and which is not.
Reading, hearing about all the distortions really just adds to the distress and heartbreak which all these chronic diseases bring with them.
God bless your son. A very wise young man.
Hey, he's got it! Praise The LORD!!!