Have you ever experienced a frozen shoulder (adhesive capsulitis)?

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- 1 hour, 9 minutes ago
  
  Kathy Hanavan likes your comment at
  What is your go-to for treating low glucose?
  I usually stick to glucose tabs because I am not tempted to overeat them. 😝
- 9 hours, 50 minutes ago
  
  Janis Senungetuk likes your comment at
  What is your go-to for treating low glucose?
  Glucose tabs, Transcend gels (15 or 8 gms), candy corn, honey, maple syrup, fruit juice, good ‘n plenty—in other words, it depends on where I am, what I’m doing, and what’s available.
- 16 hours ago
  
  Rosemary McLaughlin likes your comment at
  What is your go-to for treating low glucose?
  My go-to is Skratch chews, which I also use as fuel during exercise. I sometimes carry glucose tabs as well as they are less susceptible to heat. If I'm not as concerned about raising by blood sugar quickly, I sometimes use regular m&ms.
- 17 hours, 47 minutes ago
  
  Ahh Life likes your comment at
  What is your go-to for treating low glucose?
  Glucose tabs or gel. I can’t eat candy because those chemicals released during hypos make me want to binge eat the good tasting stuff. I…just…can’t…stop!
- 19 hours, 19 minutes ago
  
  Deborah Wright likes your comment at
  What is your go-to for treating low glucose?
  Glucose tablets
- 19 hours, 20 minutes ago
  
  Deborah Wright likes your comment at
  What is your go-to for treating low glucose?
  Glucose tablets
- 19 hours, 20 minutes ago
  
  Deborah Wright likes your comment at
  What is your go-to for treating low glucose?
  Glucose tabs!
- 19 hours, 20 minutes ago
  
  Deborah Wright likes your comment at
  What is your go-to for treating low glucose?
  Jellybeans
- 19 hours, 21 minutes ago
  
  Mary Coleman likes your comment at
  What is your go-to for treating low glucose?
  Lifesavers. If one doesn’t do it, 17 😉
- 19 hours, 23 minutes ago
  
  Deborah Wright likes your comment at
  What is your go-to for treating low glucose?
  I carry jellybeans with me in a small plastic bag as these are small and fit in my pockets. Smarties would be preferred as they are faster to digest and smaller, but it's been a while since I've stocked up. If I am in the car or at home other carbs are used: soda, glucose tablets, or dark licorice. If I carried a purse, it would probably be a small resealable container of soda.
- 21 hours, 33 minutes ago
  
  Chris Albright likes your comment at
  What is your go-to for treating low glucose?
  Glucose tablets.
- 22 hours, 36 minutes ago
  
  Sarah Berry likes your comment at
  What is your go-to for treating low glucose?
  If very low, I use either glucose tabs or gel. If I'm just heading low, I prefer a plain graham cracker.
- 23 hours, 2 minutes ago
  
  dholl62@gmail.com likes your comment at
  What is your go-to for treating low glucose?
  Glucose gummies because if I treat with candy, juice, etc., I tend to over treat.
- 23 hours, 2 minutes ago
  
  dholl62@gmail.com likes your comment at
  What is your go-to for treating low glucose?
  Glucose tablets. If I use candy like jelly beans I'll eat way too many! :)
- 23 hours, 46 minutes ago
  
  Vicki Andersen likes your comment at
  What is your go-to for treating low glucose?
  At home, my go-to is a banana and/or OJ (yes, even in the middle of the night). When I'm out, I always carry a bag of M&M's because they travel well.
- 1 day ago
  
  michael zakel likes your comment at
  What is your go-to for treating low glucose?
  At night apple juice boxes by my bed During the day when out package of gummy bears in my pocketbook
- 1 day ago
  
  Gary Rind likes your comment at
  What is your go-to for treating low glucose?
  Smarties.
- 1 day, 1 hour ago
  
  Lee Tincher likes your comment at
  What is your go-to for treating low glucose?
  Gummy glucose tablets
- 1 day, 1 hour ago
  
  Lee Tincher likes your comment at
  What is your go-to for treating low glucose?
  Smarties.
- 1 day, 1 hour ago
  
  Lee Tincher likes your comment at
  What is your go-to for treating low glucose?
  The 15-15 rule: 4 sugar candies I always take with me, they are 15 g sugar. After 15 min, if still low, new treatment (the same or something different).
- 1 day, 1 hour ago
  
  Lee Tincher likes your comment at
  What is your go-to for treating low glucose?
  I carry jellybeans with me in a small plastic bag as these are small and fit in my pockets. Smarties would be preferred as they are faster to digest and smaller, but it's been a while since I've stocked up. If I am in the car or at home other carbs are used: soda, glucose tablets, or dark licorice. If I carried a purse, it would probably be a small resealable container of soda.
- 1 day, 2 hours ago
  
  Bret Itskowitch likes your comment at
  What is your go-to for treating low glucose?
  I carry jellybeans with me in a small plastic bag as these are small and fit in my pockets. Smarties would be preferred as they are faster to digest and smaller, but it's been a while since I've stocked up. If I am in the car or at home other carbs are used: soda, glucose tablets, or dark licorice. If I carried a purse, it would probably be a small resealable container of soda.
- 1 day, 19 hours ago
  
  Danielle Eastman likes your comment at
  If you use the Omnipod 5 with Dexcom G6, have you switched to the mobile app?
  I use Tandem X2 with Dexcom G6 and rarely use phone app because I don't always have the phone on me or with me. Sometimes I forget to take my phone with me, and sometimes I intentionally leave phone aside and away from activities when I don't want to be disturbed.
- 1 day, 19 hours ago
  
  Lawrence S. likes your comment at
  How many endocrinology appointments have you had in 2024?
  I put 2 - I see the Endo every 6 months. Between visits I see a Diabetes Nurse Educator. Four visits to/with the office, but only 2 to see the Endo.
- 1 day, 19 hours ago
  
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  How many endocrinology appointments have you had in 2024?
  Four. Because Medicare. Before when I was under private employer insurance my endo was content with one a year. Because 99% TIR and 5.7 AIC. But Medicare doesn't care, just follow the rules.
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