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Type 1 FreeStyle Libre - keeping up to date with graphs

thewestiesmum

thewestiesmum

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Type of diabetes
Type 1
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Insulin
On Monday I downloaded and printed out 30 and 90 graphs for AGP and GPI - I also saved them to my Google drive.

Does anyone keep up to date with their graphs and if so how often?
 
Sorry, I don’t understand your question.
What do you mean by “keep up to date with graphs”?
I review my long term trends and make tweaks to my basal patterns on my pump every so often.
I don’t see any reason to look at the graphs unless I have a goal.
 
As a T2, while I was using a Libre I uploaded data from my Libre reader to Libre software on my PC and then export/save weekly logs/graphs. Mainly to keep a record of my progress but occasionally I also got some interesting/useful insights, and sometimes there were some snippets that I'd (generally retrospectively) share on my forum posts.

I worked with data/databases for most of my life so keeping data was an ingrained habit...
 
In Response said:
Sorry, I don’t understand your question.
What do you mean by “keep up to date with graphs”?
I review my long term trends and make tweaks to my basal patterns on my pump every so often.
I don’t see any reason to look at the graphs unless I have a goal.
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Hi @In Response

I meant what @Robbity2 said "while I was using a Libre I uploaded data from my Libre then export/save weekly logs/graphs. Mainly to keep a record of my progress but occasionally I also got some interesting/useful insights, and sometimes there were some snippets that I'd (generally retrospectively) share on my forum posts.

so this person did it weekly
 
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