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tmarkert2003 05-05-2011 04:06 PM

Hi! new to the forum
 
But not to diabetes.. Names Tom and I am 41. Been T1 for about 12 years with bad control. My friend is on a pump and I would love to switch, so my doc said ok if I test and control for 90 days and get my A1c down..
So far I am doing better with using glucose buddy. It makes testing fun because my friends and I share results and compete.
My worst low was my girlfriend finding me on the kitchen floor and when the emts treated me i went bezerk and beat up all 3 of them and hit a cop. I remember none of this untill waking up in the er handcuffed..
Pardon my typing and grammer, i am using my ipod right now.
But thats most of my D story except some neuropothy in my toes.

dano 05-05-2011 05:20 PM

Tom;

Welcome to the Forum! :)

I wish you well in your pumping endeavor. Are you currently counting carbs and bolus dosing for the meal?

tmarkert2003 05-08-2011 05:49 PM

I just today got the app for GB for calories and carbs.. As a hiker, kayaker and rockclimber it shouldn't take me long to loose what i gained over the winter. Keeping it off in winter is tough.
Just hoping that a pump will be easier to deal with on my trips and climbs. So far GB has gotten me alot closer to good control!

jjhoffer 05-08-2011 11:47 PM

Good luck with getting on the pump, Tom! I bet you will find it easier on trips and climbs. I've been on a pump for 15 years now and you couldn't pay me to switch back. It makes things sooo much easier and a lot more convenient. Not to mention only one "injection" every three days means less supplies to carry, even with back-ups. I hope all goes well and you get that pump soon!

Smiles,
Jenny:)

prgunther 05-11-2011 01:24 AM

I downloaded GB several weeks ago to my iPad and love the ease of using it to log my blood checks. Does anyone or has anyone found a good product for tracking carb intake? I like to nibble in the evenings and I am also a picky eater. I need to count carbs. I am on a sliding scale for my Humalog.

dano 05-11-2011 02:25 AM

So far the MyNetDiary App is the best free app that I have found. Be sure to turn on carbs in the settings. If you eat out much the Restaurant App is a good for most restaurants in the US.


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