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- May 5, 2017 at 8:17 AM
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- Gender:
- Female
- Birthday:
- Jul 6, 1956 (Age: 63)
- Location:
- Colchester
- Occupation:
- Tutor and Assessor
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About
- Gender:
- Female
- Birthday:
- Jul 6, 1956 (Age: 63)
- Location:
- Colchester
- Occupation:
- Tutor and Assessor
- Type of diabetes:
- Type 1
- Treatment type:
- Pump
- Medication:
- Insulin
- Exercise:
- Have a bike but don't use it enough but do take two dogs for walk atlas twice per day.
- Likes:
- Photography, any kind of animal, our caravan holidays
- Dislikes:
- People who don't try, negative thinking
I am Type 1 diabetic and have been since 1965, so had diabetes for over 50 years. Initially I controlled my diabetes by injection and would you believe boiling a pan of water and dipping the needle on a very large syringe into the boiling water to sterilise it. Then moved on to multiple injections but luckily enough these were disposable. Three years ago I moved on to a pump and thats the best thing that has happened to me. However, now I am looking for a CGM machine that works with my pump and doesn't cost a fortune and is funded...........I think in my dreams.Interact