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It's really interesting! Although I know that there is an overweight t1 on this forum, I personally have never seen a t1 that was overweight, usually, t1s with whom I sit in line for the endocrinologist are thin, but reserchgate is not an unreliable source, I used to trust it... Interestingly...

Can you give the link? I can't find this

66% of t1? Where does this data come from? I found a study that talks about only 37% https://www.endocrine.org/news-and-advocacy/news-room/2022/obesity-is-more-prevalent-in-people-with-type-1-diabetes-than-previously-thought  At the same time, it is said that this is higher than people used to...

Personally, I only use a bolus for food and if I have hyperglycemia, if I'm not eating, I don't give myself a bolus injection. On a hungry day, I can only live on basal insulin.

even if they blame you a little, based on these data, they can help you to adjust your diet and dose of medications, so that the benefits are clearly higher than the harm. Besides, I don't think they have too much free time to blame someone. Of course, people are different, but even if they...

it seems to me that like any other protein, it is simply broken down in the liver and kidneys and excreted in the urine.

I have a reader, but I probably activated only sensor 3 with them. To be honest, I don't know what the reason is why some sensors don't see the phone (often from the same batch). I like Libre2 better because they can sync via Bluetooth and wake me up in the middle of the night with hypo and...

I bought it. No problem at all. Both Chinese and European sensors can be activated by the phone.

You can keep your insulin out of the fridge for a month. Many diabetics (including me) carry it just in their pocket or bag.

I'm so happy for you! You can upload the video to YouTube and attach a link here ;) If you ever decide to do training courses on positive thinking, book me a place. You are amazing!

It probably sounds like it's bound to happen. I meant that complications from diabetes manifest themselves in the form of tingling or cold in the feet, but not that these complications will occur 100%. I hope I didn't mislead you.

Diabetes usually causes tingling or coldness in the soles of your feet, but your calves usually don't hurt or swell, so I think your doctors are right that diabetes isn't the cause.

We can remember the 2000s, when we just used the characters that were on the keyboard :D . for example like this (<3) (<3) ....<3 . ../ \ I'm not sure if it looks like envy, but I was trying to draw hearts in eyes and hands at the mouth)

definitely not. insulin can be purchased only in a very limited number of pharmacies, and even then only if you have a doctor's prescription. In principle, there is a shortage of medicines and insulin, although not as large as the shortage of antibiotics or donated blood. Glucose meter test...

I use a regular backpack for 30 liters. but going to a place like Ukraine, I would put my insulin in different bags and pockets, and if I wasn't traveling alone, I would give some of my insulin to other people I travel with. Who knows what might happen, and it's better that at least some of the...