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Your app looks amazing! The system that I posted here is just an online log that is updated in real-time. Use the 'Diabetes Management Form' and the online log updates instantly and is accessible to anyone with internet connectivity. The dose calculation jazz has been removed from the version...

My son was diagnosed in March of 2015. He was 10. I put together a system using Google docs so that everyone involved in helping him manage his diabetes could be on the same page at all times, in real time. It's still in progress, but here's a sample of what we are using...

My son was diagnosed in March of 2015. He was 10. I put together a system using Google docs so that everyone involved in helping him manage his diabetes could be on the same page at all times, in real time. It's still in progress, but here's a sample of what we are using...

We did a bunch of research on all of the pumps and my son liked the ease-of-use of the T-flex. Also, the feedback from the Diabetes Educators regarding what their patients were saying about the various pumps played a big role as well.

First step is to get organized. Also, get to the carb-counting stage ASAP and get your schedule locked in so you can start determining your correction and carb dose divisors. You can create a diet that works to hold your sugars in range nicely. Moving to a pump and CGM will make your life so...

We did the pen thing for about a year and the pump is SO MUCH BETTER. Feel free to ask some questions and I'll do my best to provide a detailed response.

He's an awesome little dude. Total trooper. He hates that this has happened and he's very mad about it, but he continues to be a kid... playing video games, hanging with his friends, chucking drillbits at his brother's head... :-p He has people around him that take a lot of the minutiae...

Hello from Pittsburgh, PA! My son was diagnosed with T1D in March of 2015 when he was 10 years old. Currently he is on a Tandem Diabetes T-flex pump, and is using a Dexcom G5 CGM.