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  • Hi guys. I don't really belong in this group (I'm only 13), but I've got a question. Since you guys are the "Care Providers" I figured this was answer central. I'm going on a school trip to Washington DC in 15 days (and counting!!) I would like to know what I should pack diabetes wise and what I should plan for on a plane (Midwest to D.C. means a time zone change, too.). I'm on a Medtronic pump, and the trip is 3 days long. My parents aren't coming (FREEDOM!!), so I'm kind of on my own. I want to make sure I get it right. Any ideas?

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  • Ok  Maria I'm in ems but let try bring 2-3 times the supplies you would  use for the time you will be gone also spare batteries  and  1 or 2 setup for your pump also supplies  to take shot if the need comes  get prescriptions  for all med and supplies glucagon and teach some to give it to you that you trust have a paper with a medical history all meds you are on including otc meds any operations you have had your doctor name phone # a copy of ins cards phone # to get parents  also tell the people you will be with all of your symptoms/signs and what to do .check with airline about food and bringing your med and supplies and keep them close so the airline want loss them   that's all I can think of for so have and let me know how it goes

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