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How would you describe the scar tissue you have from T1D management? Please share more in the comments!

I do not have scar tissue

I have minimal scar tissue on only one area of my body (on a finger that I used more often for BG checks)

I have mild scar tissue in a few small spots (arm, abdomen, or fingers)

I have moderate scar tissue on multiple areas of my body (but I can still find good sites)

I have significant orsevere scar tissue in multiple areas of my body (it is difficult to find a site to inject or for site placement)

Other

N/A - I do not have a personal T1D connection

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