Happy New Year! Share your diabetes-related 2026 New Years resolutions in the comments section.

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  When reflecting on this past year, would you say your T1D management has become:
  Patricia: If you ever figure out Medicare, let us all know. I too have your concerns.
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  When reflecting on this past year, would you say your T1D management has become:
  Patricia: If you ever figure out Medicare, let us all know. I too have your concerns.
- 49 minutes ago
  
  Lawrence S. likes your comment at
  Happy New Year! Share your diabetes-related 2026 New Years resolutions in the comments section.
  Keep on doing what works to keep me and my body alive and thriving for 64 years with T1D.
- 50 minutes ago
  
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  Happy New Year! Share your diabetes-related 2026 New Years resolutions in the comments section.
  I would like to get my ac1 below 8. Related I would like to get more time in range. My goal there is to 70% time in range
- 50 minutes ago
  
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  Happy New Year! Share your diabetes-related 2026 New Years resolutions in the comments section.
  I always want to keep my A1C BELOW 6.0
- 58 minutes ago
  
  Lawrence S. likes your comment at
  When reflecting on this past year, would you say your T1D management has become:
  The difficulties kind of switched for me. It used to be management was difficult and insurance predictably reliable. Now, on Medicare instead of employer insurance and switching to Tandem and CGM, management has become easier but insurance on Medicare is not reliable. They throw a lot of wrenches into things. The pre-auth slows things down, I don’t like not seeing the script and having to pick a pharmacy that doesn’t always do things right. Communication between me, pharmacy, doctor and Medicare seems to be glitchy. Can’t figure it out. For first time in 25 years, I had to buy a bottle of insulin for peace of mind.
- 59 minutes ago
  
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  When reflecting on this past year, would you say your T1D management has become:
  I would say, management of my condition has gotten harder but my outcome was better. I am still concerned about maintaining this level into the new year.
- 59 minutes ago
  
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  When reflecting on this past year, would you say your T1D management has become:
  Only difficult part is my Endo likes to focus on the minuscule things I'm doing wrong and didn't hang out atta boys. Clearly not a diabetic and doesn't understand there is so much more to this battle than the numbers on his tablet.
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  When reflecting on this past year, would you say your T1D management has become:
  Only difficult part is my Endo likes to focus on the minuscule things I'm doing wrong and didn't hang out atta boys. Clearly not a diabetic and doesn't understand there is so much more to this battle than the numbers on his tablet.
- 1 hour, 39 minutes ago
  
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  How many nights in the past week was your sleep disrupted by diabetes (device alerts, checking blood glucose levels, or treating a high or low)?
  Mostly the alert about changing pump. You have to acknowledge the alert or every so often it will sound again.
- 1 hour, 49 minutes ago
  
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  As 2025 comes to a close, let’s celebrate the wins — big or small! What diabetes-related goals did you meet this year? Please share in the comments.
  Still alive age 76 with 70 years Type 1. When I was 14, article in Diabetes magazine said I have a life expectancy to age 40. Showed them!!
- 1 hour, 49 minutes ago
  
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  As 2025 comes to a close, let’s celebrate the wins — big or small! What diabetes-related goals did you meet this year? Please share in the comments.
  Time in range
- 1 hour, 49 minutes ago
  
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  As 2025 comes to a close, let’s celebrate the wins — big or small! What diabetes-related goals did you meet this year? Please share in the comments.
  Staying an average of 80% time in range.
- 1 hour, 50 minutes ago
  
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  As 2025 comes to a close, let’s celebrate the wins — big or small! What diabetes-related goals did you meet this year? Please share in the comments.
  80% time in range!!
- 1 hour, 51 minutes ago
  
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  As 2025 comes to a close, let’s celebrate the wins — big or small! What diabetes-related goals did you meet this year? Please share in the comments.
  I'm still here. I'm still ambulatory. I've no complications. It hasn't bankrupted me.
- 1 hour, 51 minutes ago
  
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  As 2025 comes to a close, let’s celebrate the wins — big or small! What diabetes-related goals did you meet this year? Please share in the comments.
  More equanimity when my blood sugars are not where I prefer and/or when I am getting overloaded by alarms.
- 1 hour, 51 minutes ago
  
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  As 2025 comes to a close, let’s celebrate the wins — big or small! What diabetes-related goals did you meet this year? Please share in the comments.
  My goal was to get my A1c down from 7+ to mid six numbers. I have been 6.6 and 6.4. Nice to get a win in this never ceasing battle.
- 1 hour, 52 minutes ago
  
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  As 2025 comes to a close, let’s celebrate the wins — big or small! What diabetes-related goals did you meet this year? Please share in the comments.
  Staying in range more often !
- 1 hour, 52 minutes ago
  
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  As 2025 comes to a close, let’s celebrate the wins — big or small! What diabetes-related goals did you meet this year? Please share in the comments.
  As the song goes, "Stayin' alive, stayin' alive." ✩♬ ₊˚.🎧⋆☾⋆⁺₊✧
- 1 hour, 55 minutes ago
  
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  As 2025 comes to a close, let’s celebrate the wins — big or small! What diabetes-related goals did you meet this year? Please share in the comments.
  My biggest win was surviving my first SEVERE LOW (36) after 69 years with T1D. I now have a Sugar Pixel Display and Alarm on my bedside, never to sleep through a severe low again.
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  Happy New Year! Share your diabetes-related 2026 New Years resolutions in the comments section.
  Keep on doing what has worked for the last 50 years of T1D...........
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  Happy New Year! Share your diabetes-related 2026 New Years resolutions in the comments section.
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  Happy New Year! Share your diabetes-related 2026 New Years resolutions in the comments section.
  Keep on doing what has worked for the last 50 years of T1D...........
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  Happy New Year! Share your diabetes-related 2026 New Years resolutions in the comments section.
  I hope to "keep on keeping on" or continue doing what I have been doing because 2025, for me, was a good year of diabetes management. I do hope to bring my "time in range" back up to >90% as I have dropped a bit the last couple of months.
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  Happy New Year! Share your diabetes-related 2026 New Years resolutions in the comments section.
  I hope to "keep on keeping on" or continue doing what I have been doing because 2025, for me, was a good year of diabetes management. I do hope to bring my "time in range" back up to >90% as I have dropped a bit the last couple of months.
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As 2025 comes to a close, let’s celebrate the wins — big or small! What diabetes-related goals did you meet this year? Please share in the comments.

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