Recent Content by JaneC

That’s so interesting and have never heard the ENT thing before, I was diagnosed aged 26 a year post having my tonsils removed.

I moved on to O5 with Dexcom G6 and a Samsung s23 three weeks ago. My blood sugars are on the S23 and on the PDM which as someone said, is the only way currently to manage the O5 but it all works reasonably ok. I have a FitBit Versa to display sugar too. Hopefully the O5 phone app that is...

Thanks Jaylee and every who helped. Am now successfully using Dexcom, Libre 2 and x drip as CGM’s with also Sentinel x drip figure on FitBit Versa 4, this I’m now finding is micro managing to a ridiculous degree but given how little info I ever had over the last 40 years is almost entertaining...

Thanks for that, clarity is a new one on me, need to do some research on it as its been mentioned a few times over the last few weeks but get that about the watch, only 1 bt channel available I think.

That’s brilliant, a little out of date now but the same principles and shows how things have chance in just 3 years.

Thank you, so useful

I’m about to start the Omnipod 5 at the weekend and currently have the Libre 2 with the Omnipod Dash that expires in 6 days. I‘m moving to a Dex G6 starting today probably, can I run both systems concurrently does anyone know? Seems a shame to waste the Libre and it would give me back up in case...

Oddly no not last appointment as I have been in the past but having been horrified by all the dreadful things that would happen with high sugars I‘m committed to keeping them low but sugars above 10 are never commented on these days, the risk must still be there?

Are you my twin? Same age, HBA1c, BMI, but 38 years in and park run time not as good as yours! I had a go at trialling the Omnipod 5 two weeks ago at the review but told children, pregnant women and those with bad control will get it first which I can live with after all this time. As others...

Thank you, that’s so useful.

I'm day 7/8 of first Covid and still struggling a little with high blood sugars, as I'm no longer showing a positive stripe I’d have thought I'd have returned to normal basal/ bolus levels but haven’t yet. Does this go on for long? We're all different but am surprised it hasn’t settled yet.

I’m a reluctant statin taker but have agreed to take 10mg Rosuvastatin daily to maintain an acceptable cholesterol level keeping medics off my back and have no side effects.

I had mine earlier today at Boots, Pfizer this time. Two days later, no reactions at all aside from a slight arm ache the first morning after, blood sugars completely normal.

Thanks, that’s the procedure I’m familiar with including nurse gauntlet, we are money makers for GP surgeries, especially if bloods meet their targets!

Thank you, it used to be this way with my surgery but told today it changed in Covid times for safety purposes & hasn’t changed back! I’m guessing it’s GP’s being under so much pressure and off loading back to the hospitals, not so good for us type 1’s though. Perhaps with Libre HBa1C estimates...