A one year old kept getting urinary infections, and a scan showed why: urine was flowing back towards his kidneys and had already damaged both, one far worse than the other. His parents were told that a fourth infection could end in dialysis. Ric Carampatan wrote the whole thing down, including the operation and the frightening sight of blood afterwards, and the recovery that came quicker than anybody predicted.
That post exists for one reason, which is that somebody else is sitting in a hospital corridor with the same scan in their hand.
The other post explains diabetes from the beginning: what insulin does, how the two types differ, why the sugar advice is not arbitrary. It is written plainly for somebody who has just been diagnosed or has just been frightened by a relative's diagnosis.
Two posts only, both medical, both calm. If your child is facing surgery for reflux, the first one is worth more than any leaflet you will be handed.