If you’ve had a diabetes-related appointment with a dietitian, was it covered by your insurance plan?

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  How often do you over-correct low glucose levels?
  Depends on how low. The lower the more likely. The response also varies. A pair of 4 gram sugar tabs can raise my Bg 60 points or none.
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  How much does your diabetes technology improve your quality of life?
  Knowledge is power. Imagine depending on how much sugar your kidneys dump in your urine to know if you were high or low. Imagine having to sharpen a steel needle and boil a glass syringe each morning as part of your routine. That was my past.
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  I understand what you are saying - stick to the data collected by you and your technology. But it made me pause, because data that you are not verifying can be easily manipulated. I worked for a university registrar. We would have space studies done to see if we had enough classrooms. I always asked what the goal was: did we want it to say we had enough classrooms (in that case I would run the report from 8am through 10pm). Or did we want the outcome to be we needed classrooms (in which case I would run the data from 9am through 4pm).
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  I appreciate and am loyal to data. It teaches humility. In a superficial era rife with subjective truths, people latching onto beet juice or memory enhancers isn’t surprising. Stick to the data. 𖨆♡𖨆
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  How much does your diabetes technology improve your quality of life?
  I appreciate and am loyal to data. It teaches humility. In a superficial era rife with subjective truths, people latching onto beet juice or memory enhancers isn’t surprising. Stick to the data. 𖨆♡𖨆
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  On average, how long does it take you to recover from a low glucose episode?
  Generally, it only takes about 10 minutes,, if I treat promptly. I set my CGM to alarm at 85, so I have time to treat quickly. Even if I go lower than 70, I'm able to function pretty well,
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  How often do you over-correct low glucose levels?
  Depends on how low. The lower the more likely. The response also varies. A pair of 4 gram sugar tabs can raise my Bg 60 points or none.
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  If insulin became available in a once-weekly formulation, how interested would you be?
  It would depend on if it was blood sugar responsive. I currently have an A1c near 6 and don’t want to give up control.
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  If insulin became available in a once-weekly formulation, how interested would you be?
  I like having control over the amount of insulin I administer according to my diet and physical activity.
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