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Girl with Diabetes: I-Phone/Glucose Meter Combo?

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Blogging the ups and downs and all-arounds of life with type 1 diabetes. Friday, September 24, 2010. According to a recent news article, Sanofi Aventis is prepping combination hardware/software to turn the iPhone into a blood glucose meter. No worries, I'm sure the masterminds at Apple will figure that one out. I would much rather check into the new blood glucose smart tattoos. On the horizon. They sound really promising and not a one of us diabetics would miss those pesky little strips! New technology f...

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Girl with Diabetes: January 2009

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Blogging the ups and downs and all-arounds of life with type 1 diabetes. Sunday, January 25, 2009. Friday, January 16, 2009. Basals, Activity and Water.oh my! Thursday, January 15, 2009. Short on Test Strips.Again. Even though I have been able so far to buy the brand name strips, I know soon something's gotta give and I am going to have to find a way to. Start buying the less expensive brand. Sunday, January 11, 2009. Continuous Glucose Monitoring System (CGMS). Next month. There is the dexcom. Because I...

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Girl with Diabetes: September 2008

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Blogging the ups and downs and all-arounds of life with type 1 diabetes. Wednesday, September 24, 2008. My Blessing in Disguise. I had been due for a new insulin pump since last fall but approval was rejected by my insurance. I just couldn't understand why this was happening to me. It's hard enough to live with. Tuesday, September 23, 2008. New "One Touch Ping" Insulin Pump Finally Arrived! Well I've been a little busy since my new pump arrived last week. It was like Christmas for me! The only thing I ca...

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children with DIABETES - Family Support Network

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Jump to a new section. Scholarships and Financial Aid. Ask the Diabetes Team. Links to Other Web Sites. Letters to the Editor. The Family Support Network. To see their personal information (and photo) or click on the 'Send a Message' link. To send them an e-mail. The Family Support Network includes 5657 people and 3983 children from all 50 US states and 87 countries. Search for a Friend. Find yourself if you'd like to change your information. Become Part of the Family Support Network. Links to Other Web ...

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Juvenile Diabetes Symptoms: 50 Secrets of the Longest Living People with Diabetes

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Monday, January 7, 2008. 50 Secrets of the Longest Living People with Diabetes. Below is my Amazon review of. 50 Secrets of the Longest Living People with Diabetes:. As the mother of two young daughters with type 1 diabetes, I've read a lot of websites and books with highly technical medical information about diabetes. It was refreshing to sit down and read a book full of stories. When is the last time you read a book about diabetes that was actually hard to put down? This is a book like that. The author...

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Juvenile Diabetes Symptoms: August 2007

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Friday, August 31, 2007. Whiskey, Cream, Oranges and Bread: The Diabetes Management Regime in 1897. In 1897 Dr. Elliott Joslin. Treated his first diabetic patient, a 15-year-old boy who was tired and constantly thirsty. Prescribed the usual "strict diabetic diet" of the day: 500 c.c. of cream, two oranges, 15 grams of bread and a little whiskey. The boy stopped the diet in the summer of 1900 and indulged in carbs. Term we use today. From 1898 - 1956 Dr. Joslin. Insulin era that are in the book. The folks...

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Juvenile Diabetes Symptoms: March 2008

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Wednesday, March 26, 2008. Could this finally be the cure? Of a diabetic woman in Australia. She signed up for an experimental treatment where islet cells from a donor pancreas were injected into her liver. She used to have daily hypoglycemic attacks but now only needs a tiny dose of insulin each day. After her second treatment she hopes to be insulin-free. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Email Subscriptions powered by FeedBlitz. Links for Teens with Diabetes. Think Like a Pancreas.

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My Diabetic Foot Wound – The End, Sort Of

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Trials and Tribulations of Being a Type 1 Diabetic. By Kelly Booth in Western, PA. Trials and Tribulations of Being a Type 1 Diabetic by Kelly Booth. Around the Diabetes Blogosphere. Dexcom Gen4 Sensor and Integration With Animas and OmniPod. Dexcom Receives Warning Letter from FDA. Dexcom Seven Plus vs. Freestyle Navigator. My Dexcom Seven Plus So Far. 2012 Diabetic Foot Ulcer. Diabetic Foot Wound Pictures. MRI of My Foot. My Diabetic Foot Wound – the Beginning. My Diabetic Foot Wound – Part 2. How To E...

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Juvenile Diabetes Symptoms: Insulin Edema

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Wednesday, September 19, 2007. Here's one of those little known juvenile diabetes symptoms: insulin edema. In rare cases a patient will develop edema after starting to take insulin. Puffy feet, swollen legs and bloating in the abdomen can occur. This is due to insulin's ability to retain sodium and water. Hair loss is a symptom too. From what her endo. Says as well as the information I read at Ask The Diabetes Team. My husband (John) just said you exchanged twitters about the insulin pump- small world.