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    Are these the right tough pads?

    Hi Please may I ask the users of the Tough Pads - is the new version without the peel away back giving you the same good results as before? We...
    Post by: suej, Jan 14, 2016 in forum: Continuous Glucose Sensing
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    Can sporty teenagers wear dexcom sensors on the back of their upper arms successfully?

    Thanks for the insights:smile:
    Post by: suej, Dec 10, 2015 in forum: Continuous Glucose Sensing
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    Insulin Resistance and slow GI absorption, a repeating pattern

    I subscribe to the holes in the cheese theory - when they all line up the aeroplane crashes. My sons basal highest from 10pm to midnight, and also...
    Post by: suej, Dec 6, 2015 in forum: Parents of Children with Type 1
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    Are these the right tough pads?

    Thanks Meg so much. Am going to ahead with them with next sensor and cross my fingers and toes. Kind regards Sue
    Post by: suej, Dec 6, 2015 in forum: Continuous Glucose Sensing
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    Are these the right tough pads?

    Thank you, and cheetah-cub and sszyszkiewcz do yours also have a covering on the back that peels off?[ATTACH] I ordered the product in my first...
    Post by: suej, Dec 4, 2015 in forum: Continuous Glucose Sensing
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    Are these the right tough pads?

    [ATTACH] I bought these Tough Pads from ebay to try to prevent Ben's allergic reaction to the Dexcom tape. They are the same size as the one...
    Thread by: suej, Dec 3, 2015, 7 replies, in forum: Continuous Glucose Sensing
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    Can sporty teenagers wear dexcom sensors on the back of their upper arms successfully?

    Thanks everyone, and Sarah, also hope Ben would not have trouble with a sports bra:p Last question for now - how much subcutaneous tissue can you...
    Post by: suej, Dec 2, 2015 in forum: Continuous Glucose Sensing
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    Can sporty teenagers wear dexcom sensors on the back of their upper arms successfully?

    Please can I get some replies from the Dexcom veterans? And can quite lean teenagers use back of arms?
    Post by: suej, Nov 25, 2015 in forum: Continuous Glucose Sensing
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    "I'd rather be dead than have diabetes"

    What helped my son is that my older son's best friend has diabetes and so in a way he has a really good role model as he can see his older...
    Post by: suej, Nov 25, 2015 in forum: Parents of Children with Type 1
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    Constant overwhelming fear

    Sorry you are having to deal with this. I happen to be a paediatrician but when my son developed diabetes 4 years I also had constant overwhelming...
    Post by: suej, Nov 22, 2015 in forum: General Discussion
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    Weird Night

    Swellman, that is fascinating. So if sensor dies in the middle of a sensor session, site new sensor, pop transmitter off old sensor, wipe it,...
    Post by: suej, Nov 20, 2015 in forum: Parents of Children with Type 1
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    Can sporty teenagers wear dexcom sensors on the back of their upper arms successfully?

    We are still trying to sort out our ??? issues. I gather from this forum that many kids and teenagers prefer back of arms and get a good 2 week...
    Thread by: suej, Nov 20, 2015, 10 replies, in forum: Continuous Glucose Sensing
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    Sensor Anxiety Disorder due to ???

    Thanks, at least I know what went wrong this time - we used tagaderm with a small hole for sensor (like opsite flexifix) and it came loose during...
    Post by: suej, Nov 19, 2015 in forum: Continuous Glucose Sensing
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