After we became used to the idea that Bart had diabetes I always wondered, what about Flo? How can you tell if a baby in diapers has diabetes? By this time I was sufficiently paranoid and wanted to know. She witnessed all that Bart went through and knew that if his behavior changed suddenly we were to test his blood sugar because he could be having hypoglycemia(low sugar). One night about six months after Bart's diagnosis Flo was misbehaving pretty badly and asked me to check her sugar, having seen this practice done when Bart misbehaved. Here was my chance. I put a fresh lancet in Bart's finger pricking device and stick her I did. My stomach lurched for the basement. Her blood sugar was 305! Here we go again.  We called the endocrinologist who put her on a low insulin dose to begin with.  She didn't have to spend any time at the hospital because we already knew how to manage diabetes. Having two children with diabetes has some benefits for them. They don't have to feel alone with their disease and one child doesn't get to eat something the other one cannot have. Having two diabetic children has been both a comfort and a nightmare.