Lynn and I were good friends early in high school.   She was diabetic and had to take insulin shots every day and I really admired her bravity in this chore.   I remember spending the night in her home where we had cereal at night for a snack before we went to bed.   She did not offer me sugar for my cereal, so I ate it the way it was with the milk.  We always had sugar at my home on cereal, but I learned that families serve food differently many times.   And, the cereal tasted just fine!  I've always wondered what happened to her after graduation.   Am saddened to learn that her life was cut short.