Wow thank you so much for this I was completely confused I’m a new type 2 diabetic. Had no idea how to do this I thought you had to test your level first before you do the control test. Didn’t realize that the number range was located on the bottle!! 😊 my meter just read 111 so I guess I’m ok!😅

This wàs very helpful thank you

Thanks you for making this video, very informative 😊

Thanks a lot for this video. 💛

do you eat high glycemic foods? rice, pasta, potatoes?

have you heard of the carnivore diet? Its a 0 carb/0 sugar, high fat/protein diet . humans shouldn't be eating any carbs/sugar, we were hunters thousands of years ago. Being able to process carbs is an adaptation when there weren't any animals to hunt. some people are more adapted than others and can keep making more insulin to keep blood sugar down, and others do not have that adaptation such as in the case of t1D.

Hi Maddie. Great video. I'm on the 30's now. Do you find that you suffer from any site marking/redness/scarring from repeated use of abdomen ( if you use abdo) or indeed from regularly use in any body area?

Awesome cleaning instructions! Thank you!

I am a trusted member of one touch... My mother bought one touch simple modle 12 yrs ago... Still today it was so accurate.. And today i bought one touch verio flex.. Awesome..

Im 13 and never put it on my stomach bc idk which part of my stomach to put it on bc i never put it there so thx for a visual 😅

My ACR showed a ratio of 6 and Efgr at >90. I’m worried because I heard we aren’t suppose to have any protein in urine. Should I be concerned?

Very informative thank you!

Thank you. This explains so well. 😊

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Awesome thank you 🙏 for the info

I recogmined skip the true steel, 90 degree snd thst steel insertion does move around depending on your activity level and location just saying

When i took shoot im very limited in dite as i dont have a lot of fat tissue in my arms or legs so the 30 sounds great ive just ordered them looking firward to trying them!

I find the 90 degree with any shifting from activity it will cause a bite of irritation especially if your using the steel infusion set ups!

I find the 90 degree with any shifting from activity it will cause a bite of irritation especially if your using the steel infusion set ups!

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My omni pid tended to shift and irritate the insertion site, i gave had no issue with any of the tandom insertion

Tandsn vs omni i return to my tandom i like graphs. Bd repirt snd i find delveries are better! my Ssdi vovers the omin no tandom but out if cidt infusion and set cost about the same fir me di ill oay fir it so my indulin is vivered if no my jnsjlin go up to 400+ a minth as its considered durable medicsl with tandom delvery which us bs!

45 yrs type 1

Oh geez? Great job for rambling! I’m sure you will survive this malea

Did you have issues with the 90 sticking to your skin? I can’t get them to work properly

Thanks fo the video im trying to switch from the omnipod 5 to the dash luv the videos❤❤

Hey Maddie. Happy Diaversary. Long time no see. Sorry I missed the livestream, but we all are glad you’re doing well.

I personally thought that it were the Type 2s that said “--betus” but I guess like others have said it was a generational thing

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I heard that type 2's Pancreas will eventually burnout their own Insulin production if not taken care of and eventually need Insulin. Have I got that right??

💙Happy Diavarsary Maddie we love you and your doing great from your Diabuddy Zeidi great to se you again! 💗🦋😘

I just hit 9 years at the beginning of june

Happy 6th Diaversary Maddie!

For 4 years my doctor kept telling me I have Protein in my urine and I never understood what that meant until now!!! Thank You!!

Thank you!

I saw an Endo. and he was mean!

Hi....if you are in honeymoon period...does your antibody tests show that you are not type 1 diabetic???.... Because i was diagnosed type one...then my sugar normalised...i was later tested severally...they said its type2 because my antibody tests show 99.9% negative... Please i need answers

They should be teaching this basic stuff in high school!

How do you prevent going low from pre bolusing

My guy friend who is a Type 2 told me very ignorantly that liquids don’t have carbs. I know that was so darn wrong. Also when he was told to take insulin he thought that he shouldn’t be taking it because he thought that that’s what could cause kidney failure. I think he was getting that mixed up with the Farxiga commercial because the first sentence in that commercial says chronic kidney disease. I told this friend that “no, Insulin is something that human bodies make and need and that with diabetes of 1 & 2 it needs to be injected.

Current tech? A1c's? Diet approach?

So I have been using the XC but was sent 90's. Are the tubings between the two compatible?

Excellent

Love your videos! Hope you make some more!!! 😊

What was the tip near the end? It said "after I change my pump" and was missing something.

Thank you for this video. My mother recently got the pump and its about time to change the canula (the cartridge still has enough insulin). The little zip bag for stuff is a great idea. That will make keeping things organized much easier. Do you have one that explains how to remove the old canula and stuff? I suppose I can find that in another video. I think it seems straightforward but I'm worried about doing it wrong and since its' a weekend the doctor's office is currently closed. The Nurse Practitioner (NP) who specializes in diabetes care is the one who set the pump up for us and put everything on. I'm my mother's caregiver and she relies on me to change out her dexcom sensors (which we've had for a couple of months now) and she will want me to help her with this as well. The NP actually showed a trick with drawing the insulin where you fill the syringe with air first and then push the air into the vial (while holding the vial upsidedown like you did) and the syringe will then fill with insulin by itself, except for the last few bits that you need to draw down. This may be a dumb question, but say its been a few days and I want to change the cartridge but there is still a good amount of insulin in it (because the NP filled it to max): Can I remove the cartridge and draw the insulin out of it to put it in a new cartridge? Or should I just keep using that particular cartridge until the pump tells me its time to change it?

@0:57 It is actually even better for a type 2. That stuff can be healed.

Hi mam i had identified one year before latent tb infection because skin test and blood test was positive after i took chest x rays sputum test was negative doctor advised me rifamycin 600mg isonizid300mg for 3month then i took test again skin test is still positive blood test is negative what is solution for this pls suggest me

What if C peptide is 1.4 and hba1c is 15 And other reports normal (i am non alcoholic)