Camp Red Jacket Helps Kids with Diabetes
Three-day program teaches children with Type 1 Diabetes how to manage the disease in a fun camp setting.
Daniel Capri, 10, of Emmaus, center, falls back against the hands of his fellow campers at LVHN's 11th annual Camp Red Jacket at Orefield's Camp Fowler on June 29. The activity teaches the children how to trust each other.
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Lehigh Valley Health Network held its 11th annual Camp Red Jacket at Orefield's Camp Fowler on June 29. The program teaches kids with Type 1 Diabetes how to manage their disease through a variety of indoor and outdoor activities in a camp setting. Forty-six children ages 6-12 participated in this year's program.
Activities included crafts, games, sports, blood sugar testing and educational courses on the skills needed to live a healthy life with diabetes.
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3:45 am on Monday, July 4, 2011
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