Recent Content by EllieM

Which app are you talking about? I know about dexcom (the answer is yes) but this thread appears to be about "smary watches" that can detect bg uninvasively, which so far, as far as I know, isn't possible.

I've been a G7 user for the last 2 years. Is there a reason (eg geographic) that you haven't upgraded? And yes I was recently told that my 6 year old android phone was no longer compatible. I bought an apple but only because was keen to use direct to watch which only works with apple watches...

Congrats on getting your bg down. Do you have any way to tell how much insulin is on board? I am a little concerned that you may go dangerously low.... For the future I strongly recommend getting some ketone testing blood strips (or at the very least urine). My understanding is that as a T1...

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And for those who are considering using direct to watch on an apple watch. 1) Yes, it loses connection sometimes but turning the phone and/or watch off and on seems to fix it. 2) Google apple watch dexcom complication. (Basically you can add the dexcom app to a watch face so that your bg is...

Like @Chas C I'm on the t-slim, which in my experience very much depends on you having manually set the correct-ish basal rates. When my bg goes high I have to manually add extra insulin because I become much more insulin resistant if my bg goes above 10.... (My pump assumes the insulin...

Personally I would need to eat a lot less carbs than you to go into nutritional ketosis. But you seem to be atypical in a number of ways so I guess this could be just one of them.... Is your endocrinologist absolutely certain you are LADA and not something rarer (eg MODY, T3C, etc etc)? You...

I agree with @lovinglife , cheese is my kryptonite as regards weight gain. (Still slightly heavier than my ideal weight but not enough to make me want to actively pursue weight loss strategies, just not gain back any.)

After waiting nearly a day without the temporarily fixing itsself, I tried turning my phone off and on. Working again....

Just an update to say that direct to watch does work with a apple watch SE 3 GPS ... (Though it's currently "temporarily not working", so I have to keep the phone nearby.)

As a T1, I do need a lot of insulin for baked potatoes, though they are delicious. (I'm a big fan of cheese and butter.) But as @julieclarke is on trulicity, she may be able to cope with more carbs than those T2s relying on diet? I guess her meter will say whether it is OK. @julieclarke it...

I've been T1 for 55 years and on bp meds for over 30. The bp meds have varied (up and down) over the decades. I agree with @grantg that pain/stress can put up blood pressure and I personally am a fan of using bp meds if you need them. (Not obvious to me that your levels are quite high enough...

I don’t want to admit how much Lindt 95% I eat….

I've been playing with my new iphone and though I'm very happy to be able to see my bg when my phone isn't in use, the widget is realy really tiny.....

OH, an untrusted source on the internet is telling me that a Apple Watch SE (2nd Generation) is often referred to informally as the SE 3. Anyone know if this is true???