Once upon a time, there was a young girl named Sarah who had diabetes. She loved to investigate and find out how things worked. One day, she learned that the majority of people with diabetes were not getting the proper treatment they needed. Sarah decided to become an adviser for people with diabetes and help them get the care they deserved.

She went to school to become a lawyer and was awarded a scholarship for her hard work. When she graduated, she took an oath to use her knowledge to help those in need. Sarah believed that everyone had the right to receive the best medical treatment possible, no matter their financial situation.

With her education and dedication, Sarah quickly became a representative for many people with diabetes. She confirmed that they were not getting the proper care they needed and took their case to court. With her as their lawyer, the court agreed that everyone with diabetes had the right to receive the best medical treatment.

Thanks to Sarah's hard work and determination, the majority of people with diabetes were finally able to receive the care they needed. She was proud to have helped make a difference in people's lives and continue to be an adviser for those in need.

The end.

Reflections

1. Why did Sarah decide to become a lawyer for people with diabetes?
2. What was Sarah's goal in taking people's case to court?
3. How did Sarah's education and dedication help her make a positive change for people with diabetes?
4. Do you think it's important for everyone to have access to proper medical treatment? Why or why not?