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Hometown (where you come from):
Forest, Virginia
Do you have diabetes?
Yes
Type of diabetes
Type 1
Date diagnosed
February 17, 1997
Most recent A1C (Blood Glucose Average) Value
5.1
What glucose meter do you use?
freestyle
Type of treatment you use
Shots, Diet and Exercise
How did you find out about us? What were you searching for?
other type 1s
What do you do for a living?
Publishing Production Director

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At 2:25pm on November 21, 2009, jbeeny said…
hi isnt that a 1 c kinda low....???
At 10:10am on August 2, 2009, Christina said…
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At 3:34pm on August 8, 2008, Brian said…
5.1??? that's amazing. no carb diet huh?
At 7:40pm on August 7, 2008, Jonathan said…
Hey man whats up? im new here looking for friend adds. Go yankees? lol
At 3:43pm on July 27, 2008, Rob Czarnecki said…
It's a really cool device. The rumor is that they are working with Animas and Omnipod to eventually combine the dex receiver with the pump. I'd love to get one device out of my pocket and still have the same capabilities so I can't wait for those devices to start coming out.
At 1:29pm on July 27, 2008, George Avetyan said…
Hi, it really depends which company you go with. I strongly suggest you go with Medtronic Minimed. Its good and convenient when you go out and one push and your set to go. Time to time their are many problem with it, for example it gives you no delivery alarm and it can be very annoying. Then you have to change to entire set and start all over. Overall its great but time to time their are many problems that can occur with it too. I don't want to tell you go with it but I suggest you do little more research and read other forum pages to see what other people think or say before you make your decision. I hope I helped a little, if you have any more questions or concerns, please write back anytime and I will be more than happy to help you.
At 11:41am on July 27, 2008, Doris Ann Dickerson said…
Yep Scott Dolly wood and Pigen Fourge is totaly East of me!!! I live way down in the delta (not quite) of TN! Not too far from Memphis! It's about 120 miles from me! So your noe in NYC how does a Southerner fit in there? I have to admit here I was born in RI but moved down here after my dad was discharged from the Navy!!! Always considered my self Southern though but not according to my grandparents I'm a Northern transplant! HA!!!
At 11:37pm on July 26, 2008, MelissaBL said…
Welcome to TuDiabetes, Scott! I always love to see more Type 1s joining our community. I've been here about a month now and LOVE it.
At 8:02pm on July 26, 2008, sugarrbabie said…
Hey! I've been on the omnipod for two weeks and am in love! It's amazing how much of a difference it makes in the way I view diabetes. It's also great because of not having a tube. I have only had one pod failure in the 7-8 times I've changed the pod. So I'm happy with it =) The tech support is amazing as well...hope that helped a little!
Sugarrbabie
At 1:37pm on July 26, 2008, Scott Strumello said…
Welcome to the TuDiabetes community, Scott!

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