I was reading another d-blog and actually clicked on the link to my blog to see if I still existed in on the internet and I do.
Things have been entirely too stressful. Work, diabetes crap, work, did I mention work?!
The exciting diabetes news (I'm not ready to share the bad) is that I got my One Touch Ultra Link. I love it. The only two things I'd change would be to make it smaller... it's pouch is the size of a small purse. I went to the cosmetic aisle at target and bought a small make up bag to store it in instead of that huge black pouch.
And, I wish there were an option from the meter to tell the pump to bolus. Like a remote option. That would be sweet. I like that there's one less step to get my blood sugar in for a bolus though.
I'm off again... as if anyone reads this, but oh well. I don't blame ya, nothing new ever happens here!
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- I am a T1 diabetic (or a person with type 1 diabetes).
One Reason to Love Bawston!
The "Old Hancock" building is topped by a weather beacon with red and blue lights, which use a code to present the local weather forecast, using a popular rhyme as a mnemonic.
Steady blue, clear view.
Flashing blue, clouds due.
Steady red, rain ahead.
Flashing red, snow instead.
Steady blue, clear view.
Flashing blue, clouds due.
Steady red, rain ahead.
Flashing red, snow instead.
During baseball season, flashing red means the Boston Red Sox game has been called off on account of weather.
In October of 2004, the beacon flashed red and blue to commemorate the Boston Red Sox World Series victory. This was the first time the color scheme changed since the beacon was lit in 1950. A new line was added to the poem accordingly:
Flashing Blue and Red, when The Curse of the Bambino is dead!
The beacon again flashed red and blue when the Red Sox won the 2007 World Series.
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8 comments:
I read. :)
Me, too.
I have the RT continuous glucometer and the one thing I don't like about the Link is I can't tell it to NOT calibrate my meter at certain times. It means that every blood sugar is a calibration, which isn't good when I am swinging up and down. That happens a lot lately because i have been having a lot of problems with gastroparesis.
I'm still checking on you too! Ah - the wonders of RSS readers!
I'm still here too.
Hi there
I'm still keeping an eye on you. Maybe we'll get you to the diabetes picnic in July of next year - that would be fun.
Happy holiday weekend.
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