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Chris Miller
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Chris Miller's Discussions
Infusion Site in Chest
Started this discussion. Last reply by Karen Dec 17, 2012. 5 Replies 0 Likes
Does anyone have experience using their chest as an infusion site? I injected for 38 years, and never considered injecting in my chest. I had enough real estate in my stomach, legs, arms and butt.…Continue
Fusion Power Bandz
Started this discussion. Last reply by Cosumne Jan Jun 15, 2012. 2 Replies 0 Likes
Has anyone tried Fusion Power Bandz? Supposedly they help improve blood circulation, metabolic rate,cognitive function, sleep, joint pain and muscle recovery.I'm just skeptical whether they work and…Continue
Jay Cutler
Started this discussion. Last reply by timmy May 17, 2012. 11 Replies 0 Likes
I remember reading about Bobby Clarke, back in his playing days in the NHL. He'd drink jugs of orange juice before a game, and at each intermission to keep his blood sugars up. He wanted fast carbs…Continue
Edmonton Type 1 Diabetes Support Group
Started May 2, 2012 0 Replies 0 Likes
This group was just started for Type 1 diabetics and their families in Edmonton, Alberta. We're seeking new people to join for meet-ups. Nothing has been planned, but we're hoping it will be…Continue
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Chris Miller commented on nel's blog post 'My number 12 with Team Diabetes in Amsterdam , October 2013, age 73 , type 1 diabetes 30 years !'Chris Miller replied to pancreaswanted's discussion 'sticking your strips in liquids other than blood and other curiosities'"I don't mind if people forget about my diabetes. It happens. It's not like I wear a sign to remind them. I don't mind if people offer me something sugary just to be polite. I can always decline their offer. But, yeah, if I kept…"
Chris Miller might attend Emily Coles's event
Live interview with TuDiabetes member Jane K. Dickinson at TuDiabetes homepage
March 22, 2013 from 1pm to 2pm
1-2pm PacificWhat time is this where you are?Jane K. Dickinson is a nurse and certified diabetes educator; she has both a professional and personal interest in diabetes. Diagnosed with type 1 diabetes in 1975, Jane spent several summers as a counselor and student nurse at diabetes camp. Later she served as the Director of Clinical Services and Education at The Barton Center for DiabetesEducation, where she oversaw diabetes…See More
Chris Miller replied to Dee Meloche's discussion 'Disappointed in the Ping' in the group Animas Insulin Pump Users"I like the Ping, but I have nothing else to compare it to. I was diagnosed in 1974, at age 3. I've been on multiple daily injections for 38 years before finally switching to the pump in July. I tried the Omnipod as a demo, but I found it very…"
"I have a friend (using omnipod) and she says she has had success there."
"Interesting idea? I have a little meat on my bones, but would be concerned that the cannula would be in my pectoral muscle, not the fat tissue. If you think you can get the cannula to avoid your muscle tissue, then I would say give it a…"
christy replied to Chris Miller's discussion 'Infusion Site in Chest'"No I havent tried it...but it sounds kinda I dont know not somewhere I'd want to inject myself at. Kinda has an OUCH factor to it."
Brian (bsc) replied to Chris Miller's discussion 'Infusion Site in Chest'"As a guy, your back might be a better site, it has a lot more fat. You will have to enlist a partner for that adventure to be successful."
Chris Miller posted a discussionInfusion Site in Chest
Does anyone have experience using their chest as an infusion site? I injected for 38 years, and never considered injecting in my chest. I had enough real estate in my stomach, legs, arms and butt. But I know some women try this. Also, I've also heard of a male skier trying it, and he's 4% body fat, not fleshy in the chest area.Any experience with this? Any recommendations?See More
Chris Miller replied to Habsfan55's discussion 'Insulin Injections'"The finger pokes with lancets hurt more than any needle. I was injecting for 38 years, first with syringes, then pen needles, until finally starting on an insulin pump in July."
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- The PRIMARY person in my life who has diabetes has
- Type 1 or type 1.5 (LADA) diabetes
- How do you hope to benefit from TuDiabetes?
- More support from other Type 1 diabetics.
- Date diagnosed
- April 1, 1974
- Most recent HbA1C %, date of result (optional)
- 7.1
- Type of treatment/devices you use
- Shots
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Chris Miller's Blog
Weight Loss
Posted on April 15, 2012 at 10:08am 4 Comments 0 Likes
As a challenge for Health Seeker, a Facebook application for diabetics, I am seeking a weight loss buddy.
As a bit of personal history, I am 41 years old, diagnosed with Type 1 38 years ago. I take multiple injections daily, but hope to go on a pump soon. I am 5'9" and at my heaviest was 193 pounds. Around 185 has been my norm the past couple years. I used to drink a lot of beer, and dropped to 175 in 6 weeks just by quitting drinking.
I'd like to get below 160. I think a…
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- At 6:58am on March 7, 2013,
SEAGATOR said… Happy,Happy Birthday, Chris. I wish for you a most wonderful day. ENJOY!!!
- At 4:59pm on November 7, 2012,
jrtpup said… 
Get Your Test On! Where else can you make a donation without taking money out of your pocket?
The 2012 Big Blue Test has started! Between now and the end of the day on November 14th, do the Big Blue Test every day to help us reach our goal of 20,000 entries.
Let your TuD friends, and family/friends/co-workers know about the Big Blue Test. If they don't have diabetes, they can still take the Big Blue Test every day WITHOUT testing their BG.
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Thanks :)
- At 12:31pm on October 11, 2012,
Linda G said… You're a featured member!! BRAVO CHRIS!!
- At 2:22am on October 10, 2012, SEAGATOR said…
HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS ON BEING A FEATURED MEMBER. Well done!!! Reed
- At 2:26pm on August 10, 2012,
Kathy said… OK, Chris, I saw your response to Doris Ann's post - I was also diagnosed in '74 and I will reward you a virtual plaque for living so long with this crud!!! We all deserve it!! Woooohooooo!!!!
- At 5:42am on April 3, 2012,
Ginger Vieira said… Thanks for the add :)
- At 2:06pm on April 1, 2012, Linda G said…
Welcome home Diabeditor...fellow Canadian!
This is a great place to share, to learn, and to grow...all the while meeting new people world wide, and making friends ♥
Take a peek at some the groups when you get a chance. Just go to the top of your page, and click on "Groups".
Once in, you can either peruse the wide array of available groups....or simply type a specific interest in the space provided.
Take in some of the blogs/discussions as well.
The resource boxes at the top of the home "Home" page, and
"About us" at the very bottom of your page and every page (the footer), offer you more information still.
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http://www.tudiabetes.org/notes
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Take care....and keep in touch!
- At 1:31pm on April 1, 2012, SEAGATOR said…
Welcome to our wonderful family. We are a very caring and supportive group. Questions? Please feel free to ask us. Please read the BLOGS the FORUMS and check out the many GROUPS for much valuable advice and information. WELCOME!!!
- At 12:18pm on April 1, 2012, Marie B said…
hello and welcome to TuDiabetes! I've been a member here for four years, please let me know if you have any questions about us. Here is a blog that explains our values as a community.
http://www.tudiabetes.org/profiles/blogs/the-values-of-tudiabetes
- At 10:51am on April 1, 2012,
brokenpole said… Welcome to the family! On this forum you will learn so much. Most of all you will learn that you are not alone. Everyone here is supportive and will provide answers to your questions. Search the site for answers. Read the discussions and blogs for information. There are videos to help you understand diabetes and its treatment. Most of all there is family to talk to and even to vent to, if needed. Welcome home.
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