SimonP78

It's not a huge range, although I completely agree it's annoying when results aren't correct. Your accu check seems to use mmol/l for...

Thank you, that's something I hadn't heard of before.

The other option is to donate it e.g. the openaps project to see if it could be of use to a developer (i.e. to make more pumps...

definitely not. insulin can be purchased only in a very limited number of pharmacies, and even then only if you have a doctor's...

I'm going solo unfortunately. I'm taking double what I need split between my main pack and my medi pack. Apparently the pharmacies are...

For two months' worth of travel it would also be worth trying to keep at least some of the insulin cold to prolong its life. The OP...

Hi, welcome to the forum. I think the longevity predictions back in the day were not good for type ones.. I know as I got older, my mum...

I've had a fair run of sensors whose connections die (and then after 8h+ can randomly come back to life again), so you're not alone...

Thank you all so much, and I can't tell if it's the relief of having a proper diagnosis or the new medication working, but thinking...

I agree, I think there's a danger we no longer listen to our bodies, which means if we have a sensor failure or a gap (prescriptions...

I don't find lows scary. We need to have lows and highs so we know how to deal with them but i agree with us having the tools to tell us...

I might have to pick your brain @CheeseSeaker I've just been prescribed the One+ (as the libre2+ wasn't working very well) - I'd seen...

My vote is for Foot on the Floor or Dawn Phenomenon. I don't really find that eating helps much, though exercise and/or alcohol the...

Hi Type 1 of 50 years here with a hba1c of 39 or 5.7. You cannot achieve this without going low from time to time but i can function...

I took it to DM as to not derail this thread, us both being on insulin. ;)