G4 Week 2
It hardly seems real that I've had this little thing stuck on me for a week now. I wouldn't trade it for anything though. Barring yesterdays horribleness I could not be happier with the results I've had. It has helped my diabetes related panic attacks tremendously and I've had some of the tightest control that I've see since my DX. Today (back on MDI) was another banner one. I was able to keep between 65 and 120 all day.
Monday I see my endo and coach along with a new person from Omni. We are going to go over the data from the Dexcom and see if we cannot come up with a better plan for round 2.
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