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Q&A with Lauren: Type 1 Teen

When you hear the words teenager and type 1 diabetes in a sentence, most reactions can probably be summed up … More

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Do you pay attention to your average blood sugar or standard deviation? 👀 I look every day to track my changes and to keep motivating and improving 🖤 I’ll be extremely satisfied when my average lowers to the 80’s 🎉 What about you? • If you’re wondering, my limits are set at 65 low, at night high limit 110, day time high limit 125.
What are your experiences with Fiasp? đź‘€ Are you interested in trying Fiasp, or want to learn more about it? Check out my blog post where I discuss the two mealtime insulins. đź–¤ Let me know if you have any questions!
Who else is an Insulin Junkie? 🖤 Thank you #diaqueen @aline.nico with @myntprint for sending me some goodies! I can’t wait to show you guys the rest 👀
CGM accuracy 💕 What’s your favorite part about wearing a CGM? 👀 My favorite part is having the security and knowledge that I’m making the right choices 🖤 if you’re having any sensor accuracy issues, check out my blog post on calibrating. 👌
Have you ever been given potentially deadly diabetes advice? 👀 I have, yesterday. So of course I wrote a blog post about it. 💕 But in all honesty, YOU need to say something when you hear advice that isn’t true. Just because YOU know the truth, doesn’t mean the next person knows. And that’s dangerous. 🚫
Today’s “mostly” flat line brought to you by my bike ride. I’ve really had to fine tune my afternoon ride. I started at 95, ate 4 gummy bears, rode home, and ended at 125. But based on this graph, I could probably switch to 3 gummy bears instead. Trail and Error at its finest! How was your day? #humpdaybloodsugar
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