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I have had some issues also. One they don’t stay on and they are about 60 points off. I was in the ER and it was fine on my end but high when they manually tested me. So, I calibrated my G7. Do that… read more
I second getting a pat down. I have a letter from my doctor saying my equipment can't go into the scanner to present if I ever get issues. I've noticed the last few years that TSA sees more diabetics… read more
Every morning.
Went for my 3 mo. Endocrinologist appt Monday and got a GREAT report!! She said I have been in range with my BS numbers 73% of the time which they want you to be 70 % and said my overall numbers are better than they have ever been!!! 🤣👍👏she did tweak my insulin pump a bit more and said we would recheck it in 3 mos. A1C was 7.7
So we are happy!!!
I got the Omnipod in December so this is my first 3 months checkup on it
It's great to hear that you're keeping up with your appointments and using technology like the Omnipod 5 and Dexcom 6 to manage your Type 1 diabetes. How have these devices been helping you with your… read more
I did (and still do) and it turned out to be a whole host of other autoimmune conditions and deficiencies, plus anxiety and depression. I'd start with getting blood work done to rule out vitamin… read more
T1D
I find if I just eat protein for breakfast my bg doesn't rise much.
Your basal insulin might need adjusting. Talk to your Healthcare Team.
GoodRx is a great tool to get insulin at a cheaper price. It's not perfect and sometimes you still pay a couple hundred for a month supply but it's better than thousands. In addition, depending on… read more
When I'm staying active outside I notice that my #'s will spike more in the heat. Before in colder months, the same activity would lower my BS. Now I have to take more insulin before a workout.
It's great that you're proactive about managing your insulin during warmer months! Here are a few tips to help you adjust and store your insulin properly:
1. **Monitor Insulin Storage**: Insulin… read more
I take a nasal spray twice a day, take an OTC medication at night, and try to do a Neti Pot rinse several times a week. But I also have severe allergies so just one of the above may be better for some… read more
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