Teens Backpacking 221 Miles to ‘Summit Diabetes’

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As the saying goes: Being a teenager is tough enough, without diabetes tossed into the mix.So we’re always so encouraged to see teens with diabetes (TWDs?) pushing boundaries and embracing the mantra of “You Can Do This,” proving that diabetes doe…

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