No, I have not yet done it, and I need to. It is the only thing that ensures I will do what I need... unless I want to be buzzed at and beeped at for hours upon hours. Ugh.
Why is it so hard? Gosh, I ask myself that all the time. I don't know . . . it just is. But go ahead and pop the CGMS in. Maybe it will help make things a little less hard. After meeting a bunch of people who wear them at the DRI Conference last weekend, I'm anxious to talk to my doctor about getting one too. My husband took a look at their "graphs" (not sure the technical word for it) and said "Cool. Does your pump do that too?" Hopefully it will soon.
I was diagnosed with T1 diabetes when I was 9 years old. I am now newly married and I can see such an amazing future ahead of me. I lived as though I had never been diagnosed for the first 12 years after diagnosis and then decided I had to face reality. I did just that, went through a successful pregnancy and have a beautiful baby girl! I changed the name of my blog from "This is my SOS" because I think my SOS has been answered, and now I am on the journey of enjoying my new life!
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Why is it so hard? Gosh, I ask myself that all the time. I don't know . . . it just is. But go ahead and pop the CGMS in. Maybe it will help make things a little less hard. After meeting a bunch of people who wear them at the DRI Conference last weekend, I'm anxious to talk to my doctor about getting one too. My husband took a look at their "graphs" (not sure the technical word for it) and said "Cool. Does your pump do that too?" Hopefully it will soon.
One day at a time. :)
I was off mine for 4 days this past week. I missed it.... :)
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