I was recently discussing with others their occasional issue of noticing “stinging” from Fiasp and Lyumjev insulins. Curious, I looked at a block of 7 of my recent days, and counted the boluses the system delivered. In that time there were 639 boluses, which is an average of 91 per day. Overall I do seem …
I’ve written in the past about “Streaking“, and how expectations of getting 100% Time-In-Range can be unreasonable. Any of us can be within range for 5 minutes, but the longer and longer we measure the harder and harder it gets to not cross either of those borders. Unless the range is unreasonably large of course. …
Today marked another milestone for me. I do remember bits of a day 42 years ago as I was rushed to hospital with a Type 1 Diabetes diagnosis! In the decades since, a lot has changed with the mechanics of how I’ve managed my diabetes. Back then I started off with syringes and regular injections …
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Fun and games this morning. Normally I’m using Inset infusion sets on my YpsoPump, but decided last night to test out an Orbit Micro 2.0 again. It’s a Saturday and I woke around 9:00. Padded off to the bathroom, came back, and was wondering what was going on. What on earth was I doing above …
CamAPS FX is the AID software that Ypsomed provides to use with the YpsoPump. It uses Dexcom G6 as its CGM. Some CamAPS users use the unofficial Anubis transmitters with G6 sensors. The Anubis cost advantage in Australia has shrunk with the NDSS CGM Subsidy, but still the advantages of faster warmup (50 minutes rather …
I’m a big believer in Automated Insulin Delivery systems. This is what “closed loops” have evolved into. They’ve made a huge difference to my life with T1D, but I’m conscious that many people are shut out from being able to access them. Sometimes they don’t even know what they’re missing. In NZ the government is …