I wish to have a beautiful room – Lydia, 6, type 1 diabetes mellitus

“Mum, today is going to be a wonderful day for me!”, were Lydia’s words to her mother on the day that she was going to see her new room.
Lydia is the leading star in every story she takes part in. It could not be anything different because her spontaneity, temperament and excitement are the characteristics that guide every story’s playout. Our story has lots of fairy dust!

Lydia believes in fairies and she did not doubt for a moment that they had magical powers that would make her wish come true. She wished to get a fairytale bedroom and every day she imagined it differently. She had confused her fairy very much, so the fairy took her magic wand and appointed Lydia as her assistant. Thus the fairy suggested different ideas and the little assistant decided what they would do. Every decision she made was final and she could not change it.

Lydia was very excited with the final plans, but could not imagine what the actual room would be like. She felt that she had attained some magical powers by now, so she decided to move her magical wand and asked to receive the power of patience…until her fairy would open the door to her new room.

Everything folded out magically and when Lydia entered the room, her enthusiasm’s interjections were continuous as she saw all her new gifts. They were all hers, so she asked everyone to retire from her room in order to avoid messing up her gifts. She took care of them with lots of compassion, just like her fairies. This was her life’s happiest day and from then on, she would get up every morning smiling in her amazing new room. And, in fact, fairy dust would always be part of her life. It is hidden everywhere in her fairytale room!