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  Do you bolus insulin for “total carbs” (including fiber) or “net carbs” (total carbs minus fiber)?
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  When you have low blood glucose, how anxious do you generally feel?
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  When you have low blood glucose, how anxious do you generally feel?
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  Depends on how low and what I am doing. Like today I had one at work where Dexcom said low but because I could treat and had two people with them, aware of it, I was okay.
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  I usually get more annoyed than anxious...It typically happens when I'm in the middle of working! I work as a private clarinet instructor so it's just me and the student and it's really difficult to string words together when I'm low.
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Optimizing Glycemic Outcomes for Children with Type 1 Diabetes

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Wu, V, Choleva, L, Wilkes, M

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Children with type 1 diabetes mellitus require psychosocial support and access to technologies to achieve glycemic targets.
Multidisciplinary care is crucial for the prevention of acute complications as well as long term macrovascular and microvascular complications.
Continued quality improvement initiatives are needed to enhance diabetes technology uptake, improve education, and address psychosocial needs.

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Psychosocial Care for Youth with Type 1 Diabetes: Summary of Reviews to Inform Clinical Practice

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