THT, my sister was a teacher and a type 1 diabetic who traveled extensively as a young adult. She lived into her early 80s and had a full adventurous life. You are doing the right thing with your daughter! You have a beautiful home that happens to move. Congrats!
@@zerxyclapz7701 Summers + holidays while teaching fulltime. Her husband was a disabled veteran who raised funds nationwide and helped write building codes to provide wheelchair access for all disabled Americans. His job required near fulltime travel. She retired early to help him.
If you don't mind, could you go in to a little more detail about what's different in an RV than a sticks'nbricks or a hotel when it comes to being type 1? My wife has been type 1 for more years than I'm allowed to disclose and we've been part timing in our van for weeks at a time, so I'm eager to learn what's in store for us if we spend more time on the road. You mentioned supplies, which is taken care of (as you pointed out) by knowing where to get prescriptions filled a day or few in advance or making arrangements to have packages delivered to campgrounds or similar, but that's not exclusive to RVs and we've had to deal with that too. As for hospitalizations, I totally get that each diabetic is different (unlike some doctors, who think that what their outdated textbood says applies the same to everyone) so I'm sure you have different experiences than we do - if you're comfortable saying, what kind of things happen that require hospitalization? We stopped calling for help (regarding insulin reactions) decades ago when we learned insurance covers Glucagon kits and I'm guessing you're over getting "kidnapped" for no real reason when folks around you can give a shot long before an ambulance would arrive. I'm eager to learn what we might be in for so we can start preparing for it and I can start mentally steeling myself for it - I used to be so squeamish about stuff like giving intramuscular injections, but I got over that and with CGMs that's needed even less now. Thanks for any information you can share!
It is quite simple and doable, as a type II diabetic AND a kidney transplant recipient I can tell you it all can be done if you plan properly. I am glad you guys decided to do it and enjoy life.
So Awesome! Bless you and all your efforts, you are an inspiration to all of us who have complex health challenges! And, thank you for sharing this snippet of your life with us.
@Type1Detour You've really made the RV cozy for you and your daughters. It's lovely. So glad that you're making it work. I have a question about the cyber school. We live in PA and are looking into cyber school for my granddaughter. Would you give your opinion on the school you're using. I'd appreciate it.
Such a lovely family, and a beautiful home!! Everything is so organized, and so much space. I especially like the girl's room-- so cute!! Best of health to each of you, and happy, safe travels. 😊
I love the layout of your RV ….. very well done ….. This is something that I considered in the past ….. but now live outside of the country most of the time . I do have one question for you ….. what is your opinion on the washing machine/Dryer combo . I have only used one once in a rented RV ….. clothes always come out very wrinkly after drying …. Do you have the same problem ? I would like your opinion on it please . Great video ….. take care and keep healthy …… and god bless you and your family 🙏🏻🙏🏻
We love our combo unit. It makes easy to do laundry and our clothes dry easily. Larger things like towels can sometimes take a little longer. They can be a little more wrinkled some times.
This is my favorite show with people living in RV's and tiny houses this RV is a really awesome place once again another fantastic episode of tiny houses on wheels take care of yourselves and Thank You very much.🇺🇲🚐🚌🚐🚌🇺🇲
Finally, a kids' room that is actually a room WITH a door 👏
THT, my sister was a teacher and a type 1 diabetic who traveled extensively as a young adult. She lived into her early 80s and had a full adventurous life. You are doing the right thing with your daughter! You have a beautiful home that happens to move. Congrats!
did she like travel and teach at other schools like a substitute?
Thank you very much for the kind words. We just want to show our girls the best life!
@@zerxyclapz7701 Summers + holidays while teaching fulltime. Her husband was a disabled veteran who raised funds nationwide and helped write building codes to provide wheelchair access for all disabled Americans. His job required near fulltime travel. She retired early to help him.
Thank you Tiny Home Tours for allowing us to share our story!!
Beautiful family, with lovely RV, l like this layout, enjoy and many blessings , safe travels.👏🏻🏡🏡👏🏻.
@@beebuffalo1582 Thank you very much!
It's our pleasure! Thank YOU for taking the time to share your beautiful home and story with us!!! 💖
If you don't mind, could you go in to a little more detail about what's different in an RV than a sticks'nbricks or a hotel when it comes to being type 1? My wife has been type 1 for more years than I'm allowed to disclose and we've been part timing in our van for weeks at a time, so I'm eager to learn what's in store for us if we spend more time on the road. You mentioned supplies, which is taken care of (as you pointed out) by knowing where to get prescriptions filled a day or few in advance or making arrangements to have packages delivered to campgrounds or similar, but that's not exclusive to RVs and we've had to deal with that too. As for hospitalizations, I totally get that each diabetic is different (unlike some doctors, who think that what their outdated textbood says applies the same to everyone) so I'm sure you have different experiences than we do - if you're comfortable saying, what kind of things happen that require hospitalization? We stopped calling for help (regarding insulin reactions) decades ago when we learned insurance covers Glucagon kits and I'm guessing you're over getting "kidnapped" for no real reason when folks around you can give a shot long before an ambulance would arrive. I'm eager to learn what we might be in for so we can start preparing for it and I can start mentally steeling myself for it - I used to be so squeamish about stuff like giving intramuscular injections, but I got over that and with CGMs that's needed even less now. Thanks for any information you can share!
WOW, WHAT A LARGE AMAZING KITCHEN 👏 I LOVE YOUR RV ❤
GOD CONTINUE TO BLESS YOU 🙏
Beautiful family, wonderful life. They are doing it well.
Thank you very much. We really appreciate the kind words!
It is quite simple and doable, as a type II diabetic AND a kidney transplant recipient I can tell you it all can be done if you plan properly. I am glad you guys decided to do it and enjoy life.
Thank you and glad to hear you are living strong!!
May god blessing you and your family ❤
So Awesome! Bless you and all your efforts, you are an inspiration to all of us who have complex health challenges! And, thank you for sharing this snippet of your life with us.
Thank you for watching and the kind words!
Such a nice couple. Great family home.
Thank you!! We appreciate it.
@Type1Detour
You've really made the RV cozy for you and your daughters. It's lovely. So glad that you're making it work. I have a question about the cyber school. We live in PA and are looking into cyber school for my granddaughter. Would you give your opinion on the school you're using. I'd appreciate it.
Great video guys! The atmosphere yall have created for your girls is awesome to see. Love from Tallahassee
Thank you! We appreciate it!
Lovely home on wheels
Such a lovely family, and a beautiful home!! Everything is so organized, and so much space. I especially like the girl's room-- so cute!! Best of health to each of you, and happy, safe travels. 😊
Thank you!
I love the layout of your RV ….. very well done ….. This is something that I considered in the past ….. but now live outside of the country most of the time .
I do have one question for you ….. what is your opinion on the washing machine/Dryer combo . I have only used one once in a rented RV ….. clothes always come out very wrinkly after drying …. Do you have the same problem ? I would like your opinion on it please .
Great video ….. take care and keep healthy …… and god bless you and your family 🙏🏻🙏🏻
We love our combo unit. It makes easy to do laundry and our clothes dry easily. Larger things like towels can sometimes take a little longer. They can be a little more wrinkled some times.
Very inspirational and wow,totally fitted for adults and the chidren❤
Thank you!! And yes, this floor plan is perfect for us!
Wow this is perfection ❤
Thank you!! Appreciate it.
This is my favorite show with people living in RV's and tiny houses
this RV is a really awesome place once again another fantastic
episode of tiny houses on wheels take care of yourselves and
Thank You very much.🇺🇲🚐🚌🚐🚌🇺🇲
Thank you. We appreciate it!!
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