"I use them. Running and jiujitsu are brutal on the joints. Not sure how well it works either, but it doesn't seem to hurt anything. No noticeable effects on my BG."
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Diabetic Retinopathy and hemorrhages on outside surface of eye
Started this discussion. Last reply by FHS Jun 12, 2012. 7 Replies 0 Likes
So, yeah.Live Brazilian Jiujitsu training this morning and popped a vessel on the outside surface of my eye. It's nice and red. I also have non-proliferative retinopathy but haven't noticed any…Continue
Curses!!!
Started this discussion. Last reply by FHS Feb 11, 2012. 5 Replies 0 Likes
http://buzzofla.com/Detail.aspx?aid=521An...entire...festival...of...CHOCOLATE!Guess I can go to drown my sorrows in champagne and tequila...=/Continue
What do Diabetics and Canadians have in common?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Anthony Holko May 31, 2011. 2 Replies 0 Likes
Low levels of Vitamin D?…Continue
Have any pumpers noticed a difference between Humalog and Novalog?
Started this discussion. Last reply by T1Student Oct 10, 2010. 15 Replies 0 Likes
I got my prescription refills from my endo this morning. I mistakenly asked for Humalog instead of Novalog. Total brainfart. I actually have plenty of Novalog pens to last me until my next refill,…Continue
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FHS replied to Annabella's discussion 'Dr Bernstein on Insulin Pump Therapy'"Karen, missed which pump you use so if you are using and I'm just not familiar with infusion sets, so sorry for the ignorance.
The cannula on the Omnipod extends pretty much directly from the reservior into the skin. It's like the line…"
FHS replied to sarahhope94's discussion 'A slight rant on people who use the word "diabetes" to describe type one and two...'"Wow.
Ok."
FHS replied to sarahhope94's discussion 'A slight rant on people who use the word "diabetes" to describe type one and two...'"Oh, and regarding fact versus wrong. Even on these boards, it's all relative. We have healthy discourse regarding everything from diet to pump choice. It's healthy and encourages progress towards deeper understanding.
On the one hand, I…"
FHS replied to sarahhope94's discussion 'A slight rant on people who use the word "diabetes" to describe type one and two...'"I agree Acid. The question is, what are we to do about it once we've questioned our health care providers and reach the conclusion that they are ill-informed?
Again, all we really have to compare is our own experiences which equates to a sample…"
FHS replied to sarahhope94's discussion 'A slight rant on people who use the word "diabetes" to describe type one and two...'"That's fine. Be done.
I posted on the thread, you responded to me. Sorry, I haven't gone back to read all the responses to you that seem to have you at your end.
I'm simply responding to you.
Specifically, I said your comments could…"
FHS replied to sarahhope94's discussion 'A slight rant on people who use the word "diabetes" to describe type one and two...'"HIV and full blown AIDS (using your example) are not the same. If some has HIV but hasn't developed into full blown AIDS, I believe the distinction is made, the treatments and outcome are very different, from what I know about the virus.
You…"
FHS replied to Annabella's discussion 'Dr Bernstein on Insulin Pump Therapy'"Definitely not 90 degrees."
FHS replied to sarahhope94's discussion 'A slight rant on people who use the word "diabetes" to describe type one and two...'"To the OP, I'm terribly sorry you had to experience that level of discomfort and anxiety. Being a teenager is difficult enough.
This incident really brings to light the ups and downs of "people need to be informed". As a teacher,…"
FHS replied to kaitype1's discussion 'How many Carbs?' in the group Dr. Bernstein Diabetes Solution Group"It is definitely confusing, no doubt.
Just remember, though, that your first indication of too low insulin will be high BG numbers. As T1s, our existence is all about balancing insulin dosage to carb intake and our natural amount of background…"
FHS replied to kaitype1's discussion 'How many Carbs?' in the group Dr. Bernstein Diabetes Solution Group"Like Don says, we need to be clear about what KetoAcidosis is versus Ketosis.
KetoAcidosis is a dangerously low pH condition of the blood (Acidotic), produced specifically by massive amounts of Ketone production. Diabetic KetoAcidosis, DKA,…"
FHS replied to Zoe's discussion 'Yeah, I know, it's silly...'"Well, at least you admit it's silly...
=)
Honestly, I never noticed the image. Now that I do notice the image, I associate it with the idea of six years of existence rather than a representation of the community.
If the idea is to represent the…"
FHS replied to kaitype1's discussion 'How many Carbs?' in the group Dr. Bernstein Diabetes Solution Group"Well, mainstream or not, if your son isn't producing insulin, he'll need to inject insulin.
The question is, how much insulin will your son require? Low carb should result in less insulin usage but it won't eliminate the need to…"
FHS replied to Jim's discussion 'I've finally got a new pod working' in the group OmniPod Users"That's awesome!
Completely off topic, but you mentioned that you still have a supply of old pods.
Did they send you the new pods and new PDM as your regular 30 or 90 day supply, or did Insulet just notify you about the new pods and ship them at…"
FHS replied to kaitype1's discussion 'How many Carbs?' in the group Dr. Bernstein Diabetes Solution Group"Diabetic Ketoacidosis is not something you're going to have to worry about on a low carb diet. DKA is caused by a massive amount of ketones being produced from the breakdown of fats and proteins. For a diabetic, the only way that can happen is…"
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Why Standard Deviation of Blood Glucose can be a meaningless number for diabetics:
Posted on January 4, 2012 at 12:50pm 58 Comments 0 Likes
What is Standard Deviation?
Standard Deviation, or SD, is an estimate of the variation within a data set. In other words, it's an estimate, just one way to determine, the spread, or cluster, around your average.
Why would I use it?
Let's say I want to know something about a population of fish in a lake. Let's say I want to know ranges of sizes in length of those fish. There is no way that I can catch all the fish and measure all of them…
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- At 2:59pm on May 17, 2013,
BadMoonT2 said… Just wanted to shoot you a link to that NY Times Blog I'm sure you'll get a chuckle out of it
- At 9:31am on May 15, 2013,
Linda G said… 
BRAVO ON BEING A FEATURED MEMBER FHS
- At 5:54am on May 13, 2013,
SEAGATOR said… Hey My Friend. HEARTIEST CONGRATS ON BEING A FEATURED MEMBER. Well deserved. I will be 86 Wed. Never thought I would live this long. Take good care. Reed
- At 5:16am on February 22, 2013, SEAGATOR said…
Hello again. Good to see you. I am still going strong. Hope all is well with you. Reed
- At 12:02pm on December 28, 2012, Linda G said…
HAPPY BIRTHDAY FHS!!!
Best Wishes NOW....and for the rest of the year!
Have a GREAT "ME" DAY :)
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- At 7:29am on December 28, 2012,
brokenpole said… Happy Birthday!! Hope you have a wonderful day and get to have some fun. Enjoy your special day.
- At 6:17am on December 28, 2012,
Marie B said… Happy Birthday! Thanks so much for all you do for us here. Have a great day.
- At 5:47am on December 28, 2012, SEAGATOR said…
Happy,Happy Birthday,Fred. I wish for you a ,pst wonderful day. ENJOY!!! How have you been? Still teaching? As you can see at age 85 I am still plugging away. Feeling better than I deserve . I wish you a most Happy New Year. Reed most wonderful day I still cannot type.
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Karen said… We need your help... Please share this post here on TuDiabetes and on your Facebook and tag 20 close friends on it. We need your support to reach 20,000 entries for the Big Blue Test! Please do Big Blue Test every day until November 14 (World…"
- At 4:16pm on June 19, 2012, Linda G said…
Bravo FHS!! You're featured on the "Members" page!
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