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      Derek West likes your comment at
      On average, how often do you adjust your insulin strategy during illness?
      I said "rarely". However, other than head colds, I haven't been sick for years.
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      On average, how often do you adjust your insulin strategy during illness?
      I had a bad case of flu in December (yes, I had my flu vaccine and Covid booster!) and was constantly adjusting and adding corrections—it was really awful.
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      On average, how often do you adjust your insulin strategy during illness?
      I had a bad case of flu in December (yes, I had my flu vaccine and Covid booster!) and was constantly adjusting and adding corrections—it was really awful.
    • 21 hours, 3 minutes ago
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      On average, how often do you adjust your insulin strategy during illness?
      Whenever needed to maintain decent BG levels. I use control-IQ with multiple basal-bolus programs. I have an average day program, +25%, +50% and also a -25& -50%. The corresponding bolus & correction factor is also adjusted by the same percentage. This allows CIQ to be proactive instead of reactive. This has allowed for much better control with a hybrid pump.
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      On average, how often do you adjust your insulin strategy during illness?
      Rarely. I’m fortunate. I am rarely ill. Last flu was in College 1978. Can’t remember last cold. They really brief. Never had COVID. So rarely because rarely ill, not because I don’t adjust.
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      On average, how often do you adjust your insulin strategy during illness?
      I said "rarely". However, other than head colds, I haven't been sick for years.
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      How often do you experience device fatigue (feeling tired of wearing or managing devices)?
      I am not in the least "feeling tired of wearing or managing devices." But device fatigue? It feels like I have 3 samurai wrestlers and Charles Atlas clinging to my back. All the data is a bit heavy and I tire easily. 𓊆ྀི❤︎𓊇ྀི
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      How often do you experience device fatigue (feeling tired of wearing or managing devices)?
      My only fatigue is figuring out where to put my next pump site since pumping 28 years now
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      How often do you experience device fatigue (feeling tired of wearing or managing devices)?
      What’s the alternative? I’ve used MDI and I may go back there if I live long enough to not be able to keep up with the tech. But right now, I just keep in mind how lucky I am to have the many choices.
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      How often do you experience device fatigue (feeling tired of wearing or managing devices)?
      Would I prefer to not having devices- yes. But the benefits outweigh the inconvenience so I am happy to wear them.
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      How often do you experience device fatigue (feeling tired of wearing or managing devices)?
      I am not in the least "feeling tired of wearing or managing devices." But device fatigue? It feels like I have 3 samurai wrestlers and Charles Atlas clinging to my back. All the data is a bit heavy and I tire easily. 𓊆ྀི❤︎𓊇ྀི
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      I put often. But I think it's more just looking in the mirror after a shower and thinking how unnatural it is to have all of this stuff stuck all over my body. It makes me think back 50+ years ago to when I was kid and could just run out the door in the summer and not think of anything diabetes related.....ah the good old days!
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      How often do you experience device fatigue (feeling tired of wearing or managing devices)?
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      How often do you experience device fatigue (feeling tired of wearing or managing devices)?
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      How often do you experience device fatigue (feeling tired of wearing or managing devices)?
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      How often do you experience device fatigue (feeling tired of wearing or managing devices)?
      I put often. But I think it's more just looking in the mirror after a shower and thinking how unnatural it is to have all of this stuff stuck all over my body. It makes me think back 50+ years ago to when I was kid and could just run out the door in the summer and not think of anything diabetes related.....ah the good old days!
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      Are my devices sometimes frustrating? Yes, as when an infusion site is not responsive to insulin or when a CGM fails, but I am not overwhelmed. I just change where my infusion set is or I replace my CGM. No big deal.
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    For people who use multiply daily injections as their primary method of insulin dosing, how many injections do you typically administer in one day?

    Home > LC Polls > For people who use multiply daily injections as their primary method of insulin dosing, how many injections do you typically administer in one day?
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    11 Comments

    1. ConnieT1D62

      N/A because I use a pump. However, occasionally I take a vacation from pump use and use MDI dosing, usually at least 4 times a day for basal and meal coverage. Plus I may give an additional mini bolus dose to counteract a hypoglycemic rebound.

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      3 years ago Log in to Reply
    2. Lawrence S.

      I do not use MDI’s. But, years ago, when I did injections, I averaged 3 times per day, plus occasional additional doses for high blood sugars, or unusual circumstances.

      3 years ago Log in to Reply
      1. Lawrence S.

        Regular 3 times per day, NPH 2 times per day.

        3 years ago Log in to Reply
    3. Maureen Helinski

      Long ago I did use multiple daily injections and there were many, many, because I snacked between meals often. Everytime I put something in my mouth I needed insulin. Now I am happier with a pump.

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      3 years ago Log in to Reply
    4. Amanda Barras

      N/A On a pump now, but was up to 7-8x a day on MDI.

      3 years ago Log in to Reply
    5. Bruce Johnson

      After being cut off from my pump MDI is very difficult

      3 years ago Log in to Reply
      1. Jane Cerullo

        I chose to go back to MDI. Do not miss my pump at all. Biut we are all different.

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        3 years ago Log in to Reply
    6. Jane Cerullo

      I split my Toujeo into am/pm doses. And probably 3 or 4 bolus doses.

      3 years ago Log in to Reply
    7. George Lovelace

      26 years ago before I got a Pump I used “the Poor Man’s Pump” taking a dose of Ultralente in the morning and at night and using Humalog MDI for Carbs and Corrections, some days I took up to 14 injections. Glad to be on the Tandem w/CIQ

      3 years ago Log in to Reply
    8. sweetcharlie

      T1D=70 yrs, Age= 91 yrs… so I can’t recall exactly… Mostly it was once a day … then some at 2 times a day… then back to onece a day… then when the Human insulin came, I tried MDI for a short while [ NOT GOOD for me!!!!] Went back to once a day for a long time now…. in the morning…. Humalin 70/30…

      3 years ago Log in to Reply
    9. Jeff Balbirnie

      Over 5/6 MDI per day… I must be missing something here. Assuming both long and short acting iand assuming a split dosage morning and bed (long acting) how on earth would anybody get over 5/6 MDI ? It would be massive “stacking” and dangerous as all get out???? 8, 10 times a day… that literally would be impossible except only using micro dosing. How on earth would that many ever possibly work????

      3 years ago Log in to Reply

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