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A cgms comparison. Guardian RT vs Dexcom STS 7
Replied Sep. 22, 2007
A cgms comparison. Guardian RT vs Dexcom STS 7
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Michael Sep. 22, 2007.
Share your CGM experience here
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Nice chatting with you tonight.
Thanks SO MUCH for doing that. Let's hope the newspaper adds us to the list... better even, that they run a story on us! :)
Prior to pumping my last a1c was 8.9 :(
I just saw your blog and LOVED IT. You are doing an amazing job at sharing diabetes-related information with it, specially now with your recent experience receiving and putting your CGMS to the test.
I just sent you an invite to a new group I created for folks with eye problems.
The Post-Gazette, for instance, has been running a fabulous series on diabetes lately:
http://www.post-gazette.com/healthscience/diabetes/. If you find it to be appropriate, please let them know about our recent Press Release, announcing the community: http://www.prweb.com/releases/2007/8/prweb546849.htm.
Take care and have a great day, Mike!
Here are some tips on how to make the most of the site.
If you find the community useful, we'd be honored if you could link to us on your blog/site if you have one or invite family, friends, colleagues and anyone whom you feel may benefit from it.
And if you know of any other folks who only speak Spanish, please let them know about EsTuDiabetes.com our sister Spanish-speaking community.
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