Hadley Horton

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- 2 months, 2 weeks ago
  
  Marthaeg likes your comment at
  Outside of CGM or insulin pumps, are there any other T1D related technologies that have helped you better monitor your T1D? Share in the comments what they are!
  BG meters and also data management platforms, like Glooko help me to analyze my OP5 data and share with my HCP
- 2 months, 2 weeks ago
  
  Phyllis Biederman likes your comment at
  Outside of CGM or insulin pumps, are there any other T1D related technologies that have helped you better monitor your T1D? Share in the comments what they are!
  BG meters and also data management platforms, like Glooko help me to analyze my OP5 data and share with my HCP
- 2 months, 2 weeks ago
  
  Sarah Berry likes your comment at
  Outside of CGM or insulin pumps, are there any other T1D related technologies that have helped you better monitor your T1D? Share in the comments what they are!
  BG meters and also data management platforms, like Glooko help me to analyze my OP5 data and share with my HCP
- 3 months ago
  
  Gerald Wertz likes your comment at
  What advice would you give to a caregiver of a teenager with T1D?
  Be their biggest fan and don't be a helicopter parent. Otherwise, they will never be able to take care of themselves on their own, without hesitating. If possible, emphasize the importance of making friends with other T1Ds. I relied on those friends when it felt like I was most alone and isolated.
- 8 months, 3 weeks ago
  
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  Do you feel that T1D limits your travel? Select all statements that are true for you.
  I don't feel that my Type 1 limits me from traveling, however, I do feel that the need to travel with all of the supplies + extra is a hassle and can be quite frustrating
- 8 months, 3 weeks ago
  
  Shelly Smith likes your comment at
  Do you feel that T1D limits your travel? Select all statements that are true for you.
  I don't feel that my Type 1 limits me from traveling, however, I do feel that the need to travel with all of the supplies + extra is a hassle and can be quite frustrating
- 8 months, 3 weeks ago
  
  Jeff Marvel likes your comment at
  Do you feel that T1D limits your travel? Select all statements that are true for you.
  I don't feel that my Type 1 limits me from traveling, however, I do feel that the need to travel with all of the supplies + extra is a hassle and can be quite frustrating
- 8 months, 3 weeks ago
  
  Anneyun likes your comment at
  Do you feel that T1D limits your travel? Select all statements that are true for you.
  I don't feel that my Type 1 limits me from traveling, however, I do feel that the need to travel with all of the supplies + extra is a hassle and can be quite frustrating
- 8 months, 3 weeks ago
  
  Carol Evans likes your comment at
  Do you feel that T1D limits your travel? Select all statements that are true for you.
  I don't feel that my Type 1 limits me from traveling, however, I do feel that the need to travel with all of the supplies + extra is a hassle and can be quite frustrating
- 8 months, 3 weeks ago
  
  Mike S likes your comment at
  Do you feel that T1D limits your travel? Select all statements that are true for you.
  I don't feel that my Type 1 limits me from traveling, however, I do feel that the need to travel with all of the supplies + extra is a hassle and can be quite frustrating
- 8 months, 3 weeks ago
  
  Kris Sykes-David likes your comment at
  Do you feel that T1D limits your travel? Select all statements that are true for you.
  I don't feel that my Type 1 limits me from traveling, however, I do feel that the need to travel with all of the supplies + extra is a hassle and can be quite frustrating
- 8 months, 3 weeks ago
  
  Richard Wiener likes your comment at
  Do you feel that T1D limits your travel? Select all statements that are true for you.
  I don't feel that my Type 1 limits me from traveling, however, I do feel that the need to travel with all of the supplies + extra is a hassle and can be quite frustrating
- 1 year, 2 months ago
  
  Lawrence S. likes your comment at
  What advice would you give to a caregiver of a teenager with T1D?
  Listen to them. Let them talk to you about what is frustrating them. I am now a grown adult but I was diagnosed with Type 1 at age 13 during my freshman year in high school and it was not easy.
- 1 year, 5 months ago
  
  Nichole Pleisch has commented in the same post you commented in :
  Today is the first day of National Diabetes Awareness Month! In the comments, please share your personal connection with T1D (e.g., “I have T1D myself”, “I have a child with T1D”, etc.) and then answer the following: What is one thing you wish someone close to you (a romantic partner, a parent, a friend) better understood about your experience with diabetes?
  I have T1D (and so does my Fiancé) I wish my family understood that I never get a break from diabetes and just having a little compassion would go a long way.
- 1 year, 5 months ago
  
  davidgenesse@hotmail.com has commented in the same post you commented in :
  Today is the first day of National Diabetes Awareness Month! In the comments, please share your personal connection with T1D (e.g., “I have T1D myself”, “I have a child with T1D”, etc.) and then answer the following: What is one thing you wish someone close to you (a romantic partner, a parent, a friend) better understood about your experience with diabetes?
  I have a child with T1D How I’m impress of my 14yo daughter with T1D, how impressive she are, how positive she stay even I feel she’s crushed inside sometimes.
- 1 year, 5 months ago
  
  K Ro has commented in the same post you commented in :
  Today is the first day of National Diabetes Awareness Month! In the comments, please share your personal connection with T1D (e.g., “I have T1D myself”, “I have a child with T1D”, etc.) and then answer the following: What is one thing you wish someone close to you (a romantic partner, a parent, a friend) better understood about your experience with diabetes?
  I wish people understood the extreme level of chronic fatigue I have. My control is good so that’s not the problem- i count carbs, correct highs, and do cardio and weight training. I am so exhausted ALL THE FREAKING TIME.
- 1 year, 5 months ago
  
  K Ro has commented in the same post you commented in :
  Today is the first day of National Diabetes Awareness Month! In the comments, please share your personal connection with T1D (e.g., “I have T1D myself”, “I have a child with T1D”, etc.) and then answer the following: What is one thing you wish someone close to you (a romantic partner, a parent, a friend) better understood about your experience with diabetes?
  I have T1D and so does my younger sister.
- 1 year, 5 months ago
  
  wyndare3 has commented in the same post you commented in :
  Today is the first day of National Diabetes Awareness Month! In the comments, please share your personal connection with T1D (e.g., “I have T1D myself”, “I have a child with T1D”, etc.) and then answer the following: What is one thing you wish someone close to you (a romantic partner, a parent, a friend) better understood about your experience with diabetes?
  I am T1D. I would like my support person to experience dealing with a going low alarm/ situation to better understand the intensity. Maybe it's just me but 77 and an arrow pointing straight down on my reader isn't exactly a fun day at the park.
- 1 year, 5 months ago
  
  T1D4LongTime has commented in the same post you commented in :
  Today is the first day of National Diabetes Awareness Month! In the comments, please share your personal connection with T1D (e.g., “I have T1D myself”, “I have a child with T1D”, etc.) and then answer the following: What is one thing you wish someone close to you (a romantic partner, a parent, a friend) better understood about your experience with diabetes?
  I've been a T1D for 56 years since the 1st grade. My husband is Type 2, so he is much more aware of how BG levels me and him too. I do wish he would realize that when I'm bolusing that I need to focus on the task and complete it (figuring extended bolus times,expected exercise, etc) rather than continue to talk to me and ask me questions. Especially frustrating when my BG is low and I've eaten, but I'm still low.
- 1 year, 5 months ago
  
  PamK has commented in the same post you commented in :
  Today is the first day of National Diabetes Awareness Month! In the comments, please share your personal connection with T1D (e.g., “I have T1D myself”, “I have a child with T1D”, etc.) and then answer the following: What is one thing you wish someone close to you (a romantic partner, a parent, a friend) better understood about your experience with diabetes?
  I have T1D myself - - for 58 years! I wish I could explain how much it bothers me when my husband gets upset because my blood sugar isn't perfect. After 32 years together, he's finally starting to get it!
- 1 year, 5 months ago
  
  Donna Trast has commented in the same post you commented in :
  Today is the first day of National Diabetes Awareness Month! In the comments, please share your personal connection with T1D (e.g., “I have T1D myself”, “I have a child with T1D”, etc.) and then answer the following: What is one thing you wish someone close to you (a romantic partner, a parent, a friend) better understood about your experience with diabetes?
  I have type 1 diabetes for 55 years now. I have 2 daughters with type 1, diagnosed at age 5 and the other at age 12. I now have my amazing granddaughter, who just turned 8 & was diagnosed with type 1 4 days after her birthday. I am heartbroken over this and angry that we all have it. I wish my siblings and close friends had an inkling of what it's really like and all that's involved with managing type 1 diabetes. Just because we all look fine doesn't mean everything is easy.
- 1 year, 5 months ago
  
  Shelly Smith has commented in the same post you commented in :
  Today is the first day of National Diabetes Awareness Month! In the comments, please share your personal connection with T1D (e.g., “I have T1D myself”, “I have a child with T1D”, etc.) and then answer the following: What is one thing you wish someone close to you (a romantic partner, a parent, a friend) better understood about your experience with diabetes?
  I have T1D myself. If I could get it across, the one thing that I wish was more understood: it takes time to be a diabetic. It takes time to change my set, time to test, time to count every bite of food that I eat, time to bolus, time to see doctors, etc.
- 1 year, 5 months ago
  
  Marie Foster has commented in the same post you commented in :
  Today is the first day of National Diabetes Awareness Month! In the comments, please share your personal connection with T1D (e.g., “I have T1D myself”, “I have a child with T1D”, etc.) and then answer the following: What is one thing you wish someone close to you (a romantic partner, a parent, a friend) better understood about your experience with diabetes?
  My 14 y.o. daughter has been type 1 for 13 years. I wish my work / work friends understood how much it actually consumes my life as well as hers.
- 1 year, 5 months ago
  
  anj1832 has commented in the same post you commented in :
  Today is the first day of National Diabetes Awareness Month! In the comments, please share your personal connection with T1D (e.g., “I have T1D myself”, “I have a child with T1D”, etc.) and then answer the following: What is one thing you wish someone close to you (a romantic partner, a parent, a friend) better understood about your experience with diabetes?
  I wish my parents didn’t treat doctors visits and a1c checks as my report card. I wish they didn’t put so much pressure on me to fill out logs, because when I lied on them and my a1c was high (7s) they made me feel like I failed. It’s followed me to adulthood and I often break down crying during endo visits because I feel like I’ve failed.
- 1 year, 5 months ago
  
  Yerachmiel has commented in the same post you commented in :
  Today is the first day of National Diabetes Awareness Month! In the comments, please share your personal connection with T1D (e.g., “I have T1D myself”, “I have a child with T1D”, etc.) and then answer the following: What is one thing you wish someone close to you (a romantic partner, a parent, a friend) better understood about your experience with diabetes?
  Connection between blood sugar, mood, ability to understand and act
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