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    Monson's experience is no exception;

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    The Monson Motel.

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    Choose your love, then love your choice.”-Thomas S. Monson.

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    Choose your love and love your choice," Thomas S. Monson.

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    Monson sought a second opinion and doctors diagnosed Brendan on the spot.

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    I need to talk to people to feel better about things,” Monson said.

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    Right away they whisked us off to the hospital to be trained,” said Monson.

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    The financial stress of treating Brendan's diabetes has also taken a toll on Monson's family.

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    Monson's family has good days and bad days, but she said they try to make the best of things.

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    Monson created a Facebook page,“Parents of Type 1 Diabetes,” a group for moms, dads, and grandparents that is now almost 500 members strong.

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    As demanding as those early years were, Monson said parenting her son- and controlling his diabetes- has only become more difficult as Brendan has grown older.

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    Even though it's torn our family apart at times it has brought us together because it's those hard times that make us have more faith,” said Monson.

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    He recently asked to go on a weekend trip with his Boy Scout troop, but Monson wasn't comfortable with him being away that long without someone trained in diabetes care.

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    It's tough to know how much of the strain on their mother-son relationship is caused by diabetes and how much is just a natural part of growing up, Monson said.

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    Monson, a 36-year-old nurse from Chippewa Falls, Wis., had started noticing red flags a few years before, like shakiness before meals and frequent bathroom trips, but her pediatrician dismissed her concerns.

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    But for Michelle Monson, whose 13-year-old son has type 1 diabetes, giving up control- and allowing her child to take his health in his own hands- comes at an especially distressing cost.

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    She estimated that they spend more than $10,000 a year out-of-pocket on supplies and medical care for her son, and despite the fact that both Monson and her husband work full-time and have health insurance, there is never enough money to cover the expenses.

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