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  How often do you adjust a planned physical activity because of how your glucose is trending?
  Often, I need to start any physical activity with my BG above target or trending up. If not I become hypoglycaemic within 10-20 minutes.
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  How often do you adjust a planned physical activity because of how your glucose is trending?
  Rarely. I take glucose with me (in some form) and eat while exercising (mostly walking) or the exercise itself will bring it down to normal levels. Once I didn’t extend a bike ride because it would mean having to find food and it was a holiday.
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  If you (or someone in your immediate family) have T1D, has anyone in your family been screened for T1D antibodies?
  the answer hasn't changed from the most recent time time that this question was posed. running out of questions?
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  If you (or someone in your immediate family) have T1D, has anyone in your family been screened for T1D antibodies?
  Can we stop with the antibodies questions already?!??!!?!?
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  If you (or someone in your immediate family) have T1D, has anyone in your family been screened for T1D antibodies?
  Can we stop with the antibodies questions already?!??!!?!?
- 2 days, 1 hour ago
  
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  How concerned are you about being able to afford your next T1D supply order?
  A little concerned, more so than usual. I currently have insurance that covers diabetes supplies completely but I don’t take this for granted.
- 2 days, 4 hours ago
  
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  How concerned are you about being able to afford your next T1D supply order?
  I live in a constant fear of losing my health insurance, or having it change to something that makes all my durable medical and prescriptions too expensive.
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  How concerned are you about being able to afford your next T1D supply order?
  I had a problem with my infusion sets being on back order but I have met my deductible all ready.
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  How concerned are you about being able to afford your next T1D supply order?
  I live in a constant fear of losing my health insurance, or having it change to something that makes all my durable medical and prescriptions too expensive.
- 2 days, 4 hours ago
  
  Lawrence S. likes your comment at
  How concerned are you about being able to afford your next T1D supply order?
  A little concerned, more so than usual. I currently have insurance that covers diabetes supplies completely but I don’t take this for granted.
- 2 days, 5 hours ago
  
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  In addition to injectable insulin, have you ever used other therapies such as inhalable insulin, oral medications like metformin, or GLP-1s like Ozempic?
  I’ve been taking Rybelsus for 3 years now. I’ve lost 50+ pounds, reduced my insulin by 65% and have kept my A1C at a steady 6.3!!
- 2 days, 16 hours ago
  
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  In addition to injectable insulin, have you ever used other therapies such as inhalable insulin, oral medications like metformin, or GLP-1s like Ozempic?
  I have used afrezza, the inhalable insulin
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  In addition to injectable insulin, have you ever used other therapies such as inhalable insulin, oral medications like metformin, or GLP-1s like Ozempic?
  Yes, I tried metformin, Ozempic, and Zepbound. The only one that worked, and worked really well was zepbound. Unfortunately, when my insurance changed, I could no longer get it because it wasn't covered and the T2 version which is Mounjaro I could not get off lable because I am T1. Zepbound cut my insulin needs in half and I lost 30 lbs. I would take it again just for the insulin resistance tho. However, I have some lingering insulin resistance improvement even with discontinuing it in Sept, though I have gained a little weight back.
- 2 days, 20 hours ago
  
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  In addition to injectable insulin, have you ever used other therapies such as inhalable insulin, oral medications like metformin, or GLP-1s like Ozempic?
  Currently using Mounjaro along with Humalog via my TSlim insulin pump, running control IQ.
- 2 days, 23 hours ago
  
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  In addition to injectable insulin, have you ever used other therapies such as inhalable insulin, oral medications like metformin, or GLP-1s like Ozempic?
  i have used metformin
- 2 days, 23 hours ago
  
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  In addition to injectable insulin, have you ever used other therapies such as inhalable insulin, oral medications like metformin, or GLP-1s like Ozempic?
  metformin
- 3 days, 2 hours ago
  
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  Which of the following can make exercising more challenging for you? (Select all that apply)
  As an avid hiker, climber and mountaineer my challenges are mostly weather related. Is my pump warm enough, are my extra supplies warm enough, is my insulin starting to freeze.
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  In addition to injectable insulin, have you ever used other therapies such as inhalable insulin, oral medications like metformin, or GLP-1s like Ozempic?
  I was taking metformin at the beginning of this journey, because at 40 they assumed T2. (No family history, not overweight, was running 3-4 miles 2-3x week). Put on insulin when endo diagnosed me with LADA.
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  Which of the following is the most important to you when choosing diabetes devices or supplies?
  I would like to say accuracy, but if it’s not covered and I can’t afford it, then it’s not happening.
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  Which of the following is the most important to you when choosing diabetes devices or supplies?
  Hard to say only one is most important. I would not use any device that was problematic on any of these except with a minor level of discomfort/wearability. Maybe the better question is ask to rank these or ask if any are unimportant …
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  Which of the following is the most important to you when choosing diabetes devices or supplies?
  I would like to say accuracy, but if it’s not covered and I can’t afford it, then it’s not happening.
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  Which of the following is the most important to you when choosing diabetes devices or supplies?
  Hard to say only one is most important. I would not use any device that was problematic on any of these except with a minor level of discomfort/wearability. Maybe the better question is ask to rank these or ask if any are unimportant …
- 4 days, 4 hours ago
  
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  Which of the following is the most important to you when choosing diabetes devices or supplies?
  If you don’t have accuracy and reliability, none of the rest matters.
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  Which of the following is the most important to you when choosing diabetes devices or supplies?
  If you don’t have accuracy and reliability, none of the rest matters.
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  Which of the following is the most important to you when choosing diabetes devices or supplies?
  Hard to say only one is most important. I would not use any device that was problematic on any of these except with a minor level of discomfort/wearability. Maybe the better question is ask to rank these or ask if any are unimportant …
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35 Comments

LizB

I don’t listen to every episode, but some I listen to are from TCOYD, Juicebox Podcast and Diabetech. TCOYD is my favorite!

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Karen Newe

Diabetes Connections, Juicebox, Think Like a Pancreas.

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Marthaeg

https://www.juiceboxpodcast.com/juicebox-podcast

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Kathy Hanavan

TCOYD, Juicebox occasionally.

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Janice B

TCOYD

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Beckie McCammitt

Juice box podcast, pardon my pancreas and insuleoin! All are phenomenal!

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Carrolyn Barloco

TCOYD

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kcatalino

Juicebox

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Jane Cerullo

Sort of. Have two blogs I get on email. They are very helpful. Got some good tips when changed from MDI to tandem pump in March

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Carl Robertson

TCOYD and Juicebox

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Brian Vodehnal

Once in awhile I’ll tune into diabetes strong.

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Steven Gill

I listen to the Juicebox and Diabetic Connections. Tried the Huddle, the technological information was great but it is geared for CDCES.

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Ja'fr Yirka

Several – Insuleion, The 108 Podcast, Diabetes Connections, Diabetics Doing Things, The Healthy Diabetic, Type 1 Tribe, We are T1D Podcast

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Tanya Levchuk

I listen to the juice box podcast

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Bob Durstenfeld

TCOYD, DR. EDDLEMAN

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Richard Vaughn

I listen to Stacey Simms on Diabetes Connections podcasts.

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Rosalind Kopfstein

Take Care of Your diabetes

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Chari Purchatzke

Juicebox podcast is so helpful. The Pro Tip episodes are great, episodes 1000-1024

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John Luca

No I don’t

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Anita Stokar

Diabetes connections, Diabetech, TCOYD, Type1 Talks, Nerdabetic, Diabetes Daily Digest, Type 1 Tribe, Ginger Vieira. Of course I can’t listen to all of them every day, but these are the ones I listen to most.

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Edward Geary

I do not.

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ChrisW

TCOYD

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Shelly Smith

I don’t.

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Mary Boudousquie

I listen to JUICEBOX and DIABETES CONNECTIONS.

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ConnieT1D62

TCOYD, Diabetes Connections.

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KarenM6

I don’t listen frequently but I will listen to TCOYD on occasion.

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Abigail Slocum

Reclaim Your Rise from Risely Health!! Started the journey that changed my life!!

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Jeff Balbirnie

The Diabetic Psychologist (the only one I will ever afford), several other D podcasts I truly hate… too much gibberish, literally worthless banter, etc.

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Melissael

Live free with T1D

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John McQuaid

TCOYD, sometimes Juicebox

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Sarah Berry

TCOYD

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PamK

The Juicebox Podcast.

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Elle Hamann

Juicebox Podcast

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Lindsey Whitnell

Juicebox, Diabetes Connection, Taking Control of Your Diabetes, and sometimes This is Type 1 and Sugar Mama.

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Andy Kramer

Juicebox

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