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Permalink Reply by smileandnod on -
Hi Katsz, so good to hear and I know the peace of mind this must give you as a parent too. I'm also hypo unaware so I depend heavily on my Dex when driving. It's a life changer for sure.
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Permalink Reply by Katsz on -
By the time he feels his low....he is in about the 40s and can't think straight yet alone drive. The dex allows me to relax.....and let him live a more normal life.
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Permalink Reply by HPNpilot on -
It still freaks me out to put it on too...that's the one thing I don't like about the Dexcom, the insertion process. I'm spoiled by Omnipod's insertion.
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Permalink Reply by Brad Ringer on -
Yea, insertion stinks. I am spoiled like HPNpilot with the easy OmniPod insertion.
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