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Karen replied to Karen's discussion 'Frequent out of range signals' in the group Dexcom Users
Just an update about my frequent out of range signals. I was getting more and more out of range signals so I got the support people at Dexcom to look at my data. During a twelve hour period, I only had 2 hours worth of readings. The rest was the ...
September 9
David replied to Karen's discussion 'Frequent out of range signals' in the group Dexcom Users
You can go out of range (and that's not too far) when ever you want, Dex simply won't read your sensor at those times. I'm not crazy about the case they gave me with the receiver unit so i use an old cell phone case with a good belt hook and hang ...
September 3
Helmut replied to Karen's discussion 'Frequent out of range signals' in the group Dexcom Users
The range of the dex is "Need to have the receiver on the person at all times."
September 2
Karin replied to Karen's discussion 'Frequent out of range signals' in the group Dexcom Users
What is the range? I am considering the dexcom, but don't want to have the receiver on my person at all times. I use the omnipod and love that I can be away from the pdm when ever. Is this possible? Thanks for any experience you have!!!
September 2
Jan replied to Karen's discussion 'Frequent out of range signals' in the group Dexcom Users
I have only noticed the out of range symbols when she goes out of range. My niece has not been on Dexcom long, started last Monday afternoon. However, when blood sugars are rising rapidly or crazily overnight, Dex has, at some point, not been able...
July 4
Marina C replied to Karen's discussion 'Frequent out of range signals' in the group Dexcom Users
I get the out of range signals too, even when the receiver is right next to me. I find it really weird!
July 3
Karen added a discussion to the group Dexcom Users
Frequent out of range signals
I've been getting frequent out of range signals (Antenna symbol with black circle around it where the bs reading should be) on my seven plus, and wondering if this is truly normal as the Dexcom techs say. I'm suspicious because it seems like it st...
July 3
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July 3
Karen joined Rob Czarnecki's group
Dexcom Users
For users of a Dexcom Continuous Glucose Monitoring ("CGM") device
July 3
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June 27
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At 2:09pm on July 3, 2009, Linda Gauvin-Miller said…

Welcome to the family Karen!
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Welcome to tudiabetes =]

Profile Information

Hometown (where you come from):
Philadelphia
Do you have diabetes?
Yes
Type of diabetes
Type 1
Date diagnosed
March 17, 2001
Most recent A1C (Blood Glucose Average) Value
5.5
What glucose meter do you use?
One Touch Ultra Smart
Type of treatment you use
Pump, Diet and Exercise
What pump model do you use, if any?
Animas 1250
What do you expect from TuDiabetes?
advice & support
How did you find out about us? What were you searching for?
Googled Dexcom users
What do you do for a living?
mom
 
 

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