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Work and School With DiabetesJust because you or a loved one has diabetes doesn't mean the world stops. Diabetics still have to go to work and school, essentially leading ordinary lives. 
Fortunately, with proper management, most diabetics lead fairly normal lives. However, issues do come up and things do happen that require some emergency planning and some special considerations. SchoolFor this reason, families with children need to know their rights and obligations with helping their child have a safe, yet active and fulfilling school experience. Take a look at this article that talks about school, diabetes, and 504 Plans, Diabetes in Children - Care at School WorkCorrespondingly, most of us do have to work for a living. As such, we need to know what protections we have if we need some time to get our blood sugar normalized or attend special medical training, etc. You also want to know your rights if you think your employer is discriminating against you. Diabetes is typically considered a disability under the law. For more, workplace rights - Does My Boss Think I Have a Disability Because I Have Diabetes?Diabetes CampsGoing to summer camp is great fun! When your child has diabetes, you need to be aware of their special needs, thus make sure you know What to Take to Diabetes Camp? 
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