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Video by 1HappyDiabetic explaining the likes and dislikes of his Dexcom Seven CGMS. Sticking Issues, Failed Sensors, Size of Device, and all that ...

Posted by Bill on March 14, 2010 at 1:09 PM 401 Views

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Reply Kaylie'sDad
11:15 PM on March 14, 2010 
Love the Dexcom video. Kaylie has been on it for about a month. We have a lot of the same views on it. We also started over treating at first because of the excess of info we now have. It has taken awhile to get use to the trends and how to treat the highs and lows. She just went on the OmniPod this past Saturday. So far so good. We have already noticed an improvement and hope this continues. She got your message from your site and it put a smile on her face, made her feel like she's not the only diabetic out there. She has watched most of your videos with me and between you and Caleb, it has raised her spirits and helped tremendously. Thanks again for all you've done. Kaylie's Dad, Addam
Reply med464rescue
04:18 PM on March 14, 2010 
hey happy so sweet video for 1. umm personally I use the minimed pump with CGM and it works for me 3 reasons 1. no bulk. 2. it has the times when I scroll back and 3. it sticks well after I put the clear tagaderm on it. ohh wait now it is 4 things..... 4. the all in one thing is great don't have to walk around with 2 things on my belt or in my pocket especially since it is annoying when people ask why am I wearing a pager when it is really my pump!. okay more sorry lol I personally upload the data and email it to the doc which helpped me alot while i was visiting NY he got it and called me with the changes but only cause I was have bad lows now bad things. 1. our sensors don't last as long which is okay for me I can live with that usually I can get mine to last 5 days. ummm oh the needle to insert it is HUGE!! pain pain pain looks like one of the insulin syrigines from the 1940's . now that I have it I always have to remember where i put it!