So that says "7D" at the top. I'm guessing it comes from a CGM. Then it says Range: 91% IN, 6% High, 2% Low. Doesn't define what's "In, "high" what's "low". Sounds like you're under good control. Are you getting low much? What are your REAL A1C's? Good like mine? Heck I went years without doing one. Then I did one with a fingerstick kit and it was the same as it always was. Who cares what the "docs" think? (I'm a doc). Sounds like you're under good control to me. Good job!
Last hospital a1c was 36. Which made docs convinced I must be hypo all the time. Which is why having the numbers and agp graph on the cgm will be useful to dissuade them of that notion.
Range is set from 4 to 8. Most of the highs have been slightly above 8, well below 10, most of the lows have been little slides to a totally manageable 3.5 or so which I've been getting "soft landings" on because the gadget's been telling me that I'm heading down, so I've already had a few grams to bring that up again and it's taken a bit longer for the glucose to catch up.
You're right in spotting the 7D, seven days! I've only been using it for about 6 weeks now. When I bring up the same screen for 30 days, I'm getting 81/8/9, so that shows a bit of improvement over the last few weeks.
We've both been doing this for about 3 decades. I was a bit cynical about libre when it first came out - I thought, why bother, I'm doing fine with strips.
But I gave it a go, decided early on that it's giving me so many heads up on things I never knew about my T1 that I've not looked back.
Now that your FDA has approved it, go on, give it a try, you know you want to!
