<unk> , which is on the<unk> grounds of<unk>  Louise, has provided friendship and a fun place for diabetics to go in the summer since August 1978. Since then, memories and traditions have lived on, such as<unk> fire songs, hikes, boating, and archery.
Activities at<unk>  consist of, but are not limited to: arts and crafts, boating and conoeing, field games, fishing, hiking, singing, swimming, and nature lore. For the teen session of<unk> ,<unk> ers choose different<unk>  electives that they focus on. Electives include photography, water sports, nature learning, cooking, and CSI (crime scene investigation). One activity that you would expect at a<unk>  that is especially done at<unk>  is talking.<unk> ers talk about their diabetes, when they were diagnosed, and how they deal with everyday challenges while having the barrier of diabetes.
Physicians, nurses, dietitians, and insulin pump trainers live on-site 24 hours a day with the<unk> ers and even participate in the<unk>  activities.<unk> ers are educated each day about taking critical note of their blood sugars and keeping their health in mind. Certified diabetes educators, physicians, nurses, and dietitians use a team approach while working with the<unk> ers to develop diabetes management techniques.
Summer<unk> sThe PoconosDiabetes
Camp Setebaid
Unitaid
Flight nurse badge
Ventouse
Eugen Bleuler
Bedsore
Tanning booth
Project Harar