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  • De Soto, MO
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The Big Blue Test on World Diabetes Day

Becky (Type 1) and I (her mother) did this together. Becky was 145 at 2:00 I was 109 at 2:00 After walking Becky's dog for 14 minutes.... Becky was 187 I was 103

Tagged: bigbluetest, blue, WDD, awareness, diabetes

Replied Nov 14

Ouch!

Do any of you test on your arm? My daughter was diagnosed in September and she received her "poker" with the regular top, but also a clear top. We asked what the difference was and a nurse told us ...

Replied Oct 29

Restaurant Tips

Sorry....got sidetracked

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Restaurant Tips

Hey... let me know what you found out about the adult stem cell trial. I have some conflicts with stem cell research. Religious and moral issues that I have to reconcile. I have been reading a bit ...

Replied Oct 28

 

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Tanya Paul replied to Manny Hernandez's discussion 'The Big Blue Test on World Diabetes Day'
Becky (Type 1) and I (her mother) did this together. Becky was 145 at 2:00 I was 109 at 2:00 After walking Becky's dog for 14 minutes.... Becky was 187 I was 103
November 14
Tanya Paul and Leah D. Rogers are now friends
November 6
Tanya Paul commented on Leah D. Rogers's blog post '"TU"diabetes'
I read the post from Manny and was happy to know that I was right!!!!!! I had a bit of an advantage because my husband is Mexican and speaks Spanish. But Leah, I have to admit that it took some thinking for me.
November 6
natalie morales replied to Tanya Paul's discussion 'Our first real low.' in the group parents of kids with Type 1
Hi, maybe she was running around a lot. my son blood s. drops really fast if hes playing alot,running...his blood s was 177 was jumping for 10 -15 mins and it droped to 55. my son has to eat every 3 hours..... or blood s. starts to drop.
November 6
Tanya Paul commented on Tom Goffe's blog post 'Halloween: Diabetes Hell Night?'
As the mother of an eight year old, let me tell you how our Halloween went. My daughter was diagnosed in September 2009. This was our first Halloween. My daughter loves loves loves trick or treating. She dresses to the nines. She didn't eat a lot ...
November 3
Tanya Paul replied to Tanya Paul's discussion 'Our first real low.' in the group parents of kids with Type 1
We were told to bring her suger up to 110-140 at bedtime. The nurse at the hospital said that we needed to do this because all of us wanted to sleep. It is strange to hear how doctors have different ways to manage the same problem. Some of the thi...
November 3
Jan replied to Tanya Paul's discussion 'Our first real low.' in the group parents of kids with Type 1
Yes, you may have more lows during the honeymoon because their pancreas can still kick in a little insulin unexpectedly. Your post brings back memories. My niece was diagnosed at 8, and endo wanted her in the 80 to 150 target. However, she did not...
November 3
Tanya Paul and Tiera Wynn The Diabetic Diva are now friends
November 1
Lorraine replied to Tanya Paul's discussion 'Our first real low.' in the group parents of kids with Type 1
I do. I just wet the toothbrush a little though - no paste. He's not in any position to spit after all.
November 1
Natasha Bowlds replied to Tanya Paul's discussion 'Our first real low.' in the group parents of kids with Type 1
Haha. Do you really brush his teeth after treating a low? I never thought of that.
November 1
Lorraine replied to Tanya Paul's discussion 'Our first real low.' in the group parents of kids with Type 1
Check sugar, munch sugar tabs, drink juice boxes, brush teeth, even change Pods - all while fast asleep. :)
November 1
Natasha Bowlds replied to Tanya Paul's discussion 'Our first real low.' in the group parents of kids with Type 1
We don't even wake to treat a low anymore - he can drink a whole juice box in his sleep. : )
October 31
Cheryl Gravelle replied to Tanya Paul's discussion 'Our first real low.' in the group parents of kids with Type 1
They eventually sleep through a BG check in the middle of the night and you'll only need to wake them if you need to treat a low. Cheryl
October 31
kAiTs_mOm and Tanya Paul are now friends
October 29
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October 23
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October 23

Profile Information

Hometown (where you come from):
De Soto, Missouri
Do you have diabetes?
I have a relative/friend with diabetes
Type of diabetes
Type 1
Date diagnosed
September 9, 2009
Most recent A1C (Blood Glucose Average) Value
Has not been tested as of yet.
What glucose meter do you use?
One Touch
Type of treatment you use
Shots
What do you expect from TuDiabetes?
lots of information
How did you find out about us? What were you searching for?
I was enrolled at inspire.com for my health insurance. It was mentioned by one of the members of that group.
What do you do for a living?
Eligibility Specialist

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