MeiChanski
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- Type of diabetes
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OK, I'll smell my old sensor next time before throwing away...
I got a whiff from it as I was ripping it out
OK, I'll smell my old sensor next time before throwing away...
Can’t believe it’s 20 years....and they said it wouldn’t last.It was our wedding anniversary yesterday - 20 yrs!, so I recreated our wedding main dish last night - even though I do say so myself it was blinking good! I managed to culture 20 years worth of mould in 1.5hrs
I got a whiff from it as I was ripping it out
Gosh, Mel. You're rattling through it all at quite a pace. You'll be delivering babies before you know it.I learned all about gangrene today. Nicely illustrated with photos of diabetic feet...
It's finished!
A very big difference with my old floor:
But a Libre is factory calibrated and the official apps/reader have no way to calibrate.
Like you, I can understand the need for BG stability if using a CGM which can be calibrated to the wearer but I don’t understand why you would need it when using a factory calibrated sensor.
It is not anything that I have read or heard from Abbott reps.
Hi there-- I've add you to the list of possibles -- venue should be confirmed in the next few days and I will post about it on this thread...I might be interested in this