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      What kind of diabetes-related support would be most helpful to you right now?
      Funny you should ask, and I'm with Amanda Barras - dealing with the US insurance and networks system. I switched health plans, effective 1/1/26. My old plan stopped processing Rx's two weeks before (Rx's for pump and CGM supplies). With the network system in US healthcare, I can't see a doctor until September. Since I have different coverage for my supplies (including insulin) I need new Rx's. Having to check in often to see if their are open appointments from cancellations, and trying to see if a Zoom care or Urgent care will provide "bridge refills". My old health plan will not issue bridge refills. I 'spose it isn't strictly a T1D issue - but it's one that unites all of us with chronic medical conditions (and chronic poor medical service)
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      What kind of diabetes-related support would be most helpful to you right now?
      For me, a “cruise director” for long-term Type 1 diabetes or chronic illness would be most beneficial — someone who looks at the whole person. General practitioners are increasingly rare, and specialists tend to work in silos, often without coordinating care, considering overlapping conditions, or cross-checking medications and prognoses. What’s needed is a knowledgeable care coordinator who understands long-term Type 1 diabetes, can help interpret conflicting specialist advice, guide patients toward the right specialist for specific symptoms (for example, whether migrating burning pain is diabetes-related or not), and maintain referral lists of providers who already understand how long-term diabetes affects their specialty.
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      Monthly to quarterly. Depending on control. If I notice more highs or lows I’ll copy check for trends and make dosing adjustments to straighten myself out. I almost never wait for appts to review and make changes on my own.
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      Quick real-time checks? About 32 million per day. Uploading pump data for analysis? Once a week, usually Saturday or Sunday. Graphs are much to be preferred to just eyeballing numbers. 🙇‍♀️⌇ ⌇ ⌇
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      “At appointments” was the best option for me, my medical appointments are only every 6 months, so this definition really means appointments with myself! I check my bg all the time, then review trends every 2-3 months, depending on the need. I’ve been traveling quite a bit so my need to review and make pump (AID) adjustments has been more frequent.
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    What is your favorite low carb meal? Please share in the comments.

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    41 Comments

    1. anj1832

      Taco skillet! Delicious to eat like a bowl of chili but also good on a low carb tortilla! I also enjoy low carb breakfasts: omlet or just scrambled eggs with sausage

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    2. Molly Jones

      Traditional Greek salad (no lettuce) with whatever meat I desire at the time.

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      1. Molly Jones

        Cucumber, tomatoes, onion, bell pepper, olives, feta cheese, olive oil, lemon juice, oregano, salt and pepper.

        2 years ago Log in to Reply
    3. Steve Rumble

      Scrambled eggs, with crumbled bacon and sautéed vegies – usually brussels sprouts

      2 years ago Log in to Reply
    4. Sue Compo

      Baked wild salmon with broccoli or cauliflower

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    5. Gerald Wertz

      I love Chipotle or Freebirds! Get a bowl or salad and just skimp on the rice. For snacks, Peanut butter all the way!

      2 years ago Log in to Reply
    6. Richard Vaughn

      Scrambled eggs with bacon and a slice of toasted whole grain bread.

      2 years ago Log in to Reply
    7. CindyGoddard

      Air Fried salmon with steamed veggies

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    8. MT

      Baked sliced eggplant with olive oil, garlic powder & black pepper. With side salad with vinegar & oil. Low carb and sodium.

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    9. Donna Condi

      I frequently make Salisbury steak, mashed potatoes and green beans and my bs barely raises.

      2 years ago Log in to Reply
    10. Franklin Rios

      Red meat

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    11. Donna Condi

      Also, Wendy’s chili is my go to for meals when traveling.

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    12. Patricia Dalrymple

      Like others, I enjoy Salmon and vegetables and maybe wild rice in small quantity. My husband is the cook and he makes eggplant parm without breading the eggplant. The last 3 years I’ve been getting headaches at least once per year so I am eliminating Tyramine from my diet so things are changing. I can still eat egg plant but maybe limit the cheese and not eat leftovers. It’s a wild ride where food is involved.

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      1. Patricia Dalrymple

        That’s once per week, not year. 😂

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    13. Jane Cerullo

      Right now cheese quesadilla on low carb tortilla. Avocado and salsa. And some low carb high protein chips. Of course will change weekly.

      2 years ago Log in to Reply
    14. Brian Vodehnal

      Cauliflower crust pizza

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    15. mojoseje

      Omelette with spinach, tomato, and feta.

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    16. Clare Tuson

      Grilled chicken and vegetables. I don’t bolus for it unless there are starchy veggies.

      2 years ago Log in to Reply
    17. dholl62@gmail.com

      Scrambled egg with fried onions

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    18. Daniel Bestvater

      Some type of protein; chicken, salmon, beef……… and lower carb vegetables that are steamed, fried or roasted.

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    19. Julie Nalibov

      Salad with fennel, kale, parsley, lemon, ginger, S& P, olive oil, a little tahini for body and some grilled tempeh.

      2 years ago Log in to Reply
    20. Bruce Schnitzler

      French onion soup and salad.

      2 years ago Log in to Reply
    21. Sherrie Johnson

      Halibut snd asparagus

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

      Vegetarian Chili.
      Boiled dinner (Ham or Corned beef, with cabbage, onions, carrots, potatoes)
      Quiche without crust

      2 years ago Log in to Reply
    23. Keira Thurheimer

      Chicken and broccoli alfredo. I toss leftover grilled chicken cut into chunks, broccoli florets, and a few tablespoons of alfredo sauce. Delicious and I need only a very small bolus.

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    24. Ahh Life

      I love, absolutely love the answers to this question. My appetite increases mightily. Thank you all for the creativity and suggestions. 👍

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    25. lis be

      I love this question, so many doctors and researchers leave food out of the equation, even though it is the thing that seems to rollercoaster us type 1s the most. My favorite is any type of marinated tofu crumbles over lettuce and veggies.

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    26. Christine Gran

      Unwrapped egg roll.

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    27. Carol Meares

      Salmon salad, made from leftover salmon, with lebneh, mustard, celery, and onion served on fresh spinach topped with olive oil and white balsamic vinegar. Could also use canned tuna or chicken, or leftover chicken.

      2 years ago Log in to Reply
    28. Kristen Clifford

      Chicken Caesar salad

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    29. Rob Smith

      Big Mac salad – Ground beef/turkey, onion, pickles and cheese on a salad topped with the special sauce.

      2 years ago Log in to Reply
    30. Maureen Helinski

      I don’t have a favorite low carb meal but was interested in what others say. Mine might be scrambled eggs.

      2 years ago Log in to Reply
    31. Shari Silver

      Chinese Chicken Salad-no noodles

      2 years ago Log in to Reply
    32. Bret Itskowitch

      While I am not a vegetarian, I substitute or add as many veggies to traditional carbs. I regularly eat rice or couscous as a side, but first I sauté 3/4 cup of onions/carrot/celery and leave it in the pot as the rice/couscous boils. That makes 50% of my carb a veggie. I regularly use romaine leaves instead of taco shells and I make pizza on portobello mushrooms or large zucchini.

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    33. Anita Stokar

      I make myself a stir-fry which I generally have in it: shrimp or leftover beef or chicken, broccoli, cauliflower, spinach, pea pods, mushrooms, green beans and possibly some black beans. I saute it in olive oil and add some garlic and maybe some lemon juice sprinkled in it to give some extra flavor.

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    34. PamK

      My homemade chili! _ _ I use tomatoes (whole, peeled and stewed), bell peppers and onion. I add beans, ground turkey and seasonings.

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    35. Debbie Dallmann

      Almost any kind of salad with meat, vegetables and croutons or crackers on the side.

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    36. Brad Larson

      Any vegetable, especially leafy greens, sauteed in ghee, avocado, or olive oil. Add garlic, shallots or onions. Salt and pepper, maybe chile flakes. Small bit of high-quality protein. Slow cooked beans are easy on the glucose (slow postprandial rise)

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    37. Twinniepoo74

      I love for dinner barbecue pulled pork with sugar free barbecue sauce and a 1/2 cup brown rice. It’s my favorite go to meal low in carbs and easy to digest.

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    38. eherban1

      Ribeye steak, steamed broccoli and mashed loaded cauliflower (I use the Houlihan’s restaurant recipe- California Mashers)

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    39. Amanda Barras

      Steak with bacon-wrapped asparagus! And maybe a caesar salad no croutons to start!

      2 years ago Log in to Reply

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