Madison
madison was seven years old the day she started experiencing a stomach ache at school, was taken to the doctor, and was diagnosed with type 1. the diagnosis brought with it a number of challenges for madison and her family, but they've responded with determination to make a difference as advocates for research funding.
Madison was seven years old the day she started experiencing a stomach ache at school, was taken to the doctor, and was diagnosed with type 1. The diagnosis brought with it a number of challenges for Madison and her family, but they've responded with determination to make a difference as advocates for research funding.
Madison was seven years old the day she started experiencing a stomach ache at school, was taken to the doctor, and was diagnosed with type 1. The diagnosis brought with it a number of challenges for Madison and her family, but they've responded with determination to make a difference as advocates for research funding. "I will help the Children's Congress make diabetes important to the U.S. Congress," says Madison. Madison enjoys school, playing soccer, reading, swimming, singing, and playing the piano. She is proud of playing her first recital without missing a single note. Madison was also selected as Outstanding Student of the Month at her school.