#18: Paul from Camp Blue Hawk | Exploring the Empowering Nature of Diabetes Camp

The DDG team is honored to be advisory board members for OU Harold Hamm Diabetes Center’s Camp Blue Hawk, a 5-day residential camp for children with type 1 diabetes that focuses on improving camper’s quality of life. In this podcast we chatted with high school student, twin, cello/bass playing and volleyball champion, Paul and his mother. He shares his honest reflection on what camp was like with stories of clean latrines, good food and forgetting he had diabetes. Well, not really, but it felt good to be surrounded by his peers and a few medical folks (Children’s board-certified pediatric endocrinologists, certified diabetes educators, nurses, registered dietitians, clinical psychologists, pharmacists, and medical counselors). Camp Blue Hawk, in it’s second year, encourages independence and gives T1D parents peace of mind.

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One thought on “#18: Paul from Camp Blue Hawk | Exploring the Empowering Nature of Diabetes Camp

  1. Great interview Paul! Thank you for sharing your experiences. Looking forward to see you at camp again this year!

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