Drawing Diabetes
From expressions of love from sisters and brothers of children with diabetes to lessons in treatments of blood sugar lows, the combination of fun and tear-evoking drawings we received was a demonstration of the power that creative expression can have for children touched by this disease.
Some of the best drawings were picked to be part of a video with music by Margaret, another member of TuDiabetes.com®. There will be new contests calling for more drawings from new children in the community. To participate in "Drawing Diabetes" join the "Drawing Diabetes" group we formed for this purpose.
In the meantime, here is the video that captures the essence of the drawings submitted during May 2008:
Last updated by Andreina Davila Jun 24.
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