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Typical Type 1 « Is there anything new to say about living with Type 1 diabetes? Maybe not, but I'll try anyway. - Is there anything new to say about living with Type 1 diabetes? Maybe not, but I'll try anyway.

  • https://typicaltype1.com/about-me/ About Me « Typical Type 1 - My name is Jacquie. I'm in my 30s, and have had Type 1 diabetes since I was 12. I use a MiniMed Revel and a Dexcom CGM to stay alive and stuff. I'm married with a dog and a cat and a baby girl. If you'd like, you can send me e-mail at jacquiewojcik at…
  • https://typicaltype1.com/2014/02/27/wiping-is-fun-again/ Wiping is Fun Again « Typical Type 1 - I've always been a wiper. Pants, napkins, the dark material of my glucose meter case. Never anything normal like an actual alcohol swab. And I've never been a licker, although I have many friends who are. I don't judge them for their bloodthirsty ways, and I hope they don't begrudge me my slovenly habits. You'd…
  • https://typicaltype1.com/2010/12/03/leaving-blood-in-bad-places/ Leaving Blood in Bad Places « Typical Type 1 - I hope I never lose my OneTouch UltraLink meter -- and not just because I need it to survive. Instead, I fear that some unsuspecting citizen will unzip that little microfiber satchel, take a peek inside, and assume that it's a device used to slaughter small animals and bleed them dry. I am a wiper,…
  • https://typicaltype1.com/2011/08/08/theyre-alive/ They’re Alive « Typical Type 1 - After twenty years of living with diabetes, it's not often that I experience new "firsts" related to the disease. I've long since suffered my first pump frazzle, screwed-up infusion set, incapacitating low, head-exploding high. I even had my first glucagon adventure just a few months ago. But life with diabetes is always full of surprises,…
  • https://typicaltype1.com/2014/02/10/like-the-wind/ Like the Wind « Typical Type 1 - I'm going to go ahead and bet that no one even remembers this, but about 300 years ago, I was blogging about running. I actually even ran about 12 or 13 times. Running sucked, of course. But I loved it, of course. I liked all the accessories I got to buy and wear. I liked…
  • https://typicaltype1.com/2014/01/14/things-that-happened-at-the-medtronic-diabetes-advocate-forum/ Things that Happened at the Medtronic Diabetes Advocate Forum « Typical Type 1 - If I could solve the problems, what do you think I would be? One stupid seagull picking styrofoam up out of the sea . . . -- Don't Have Time, Liz Phair Let me start this story by saying I've never thought of myself as a big joiner. I don't generally get jazzed up about my ability…
  • https://typicaltype1.com/2013/11/11/the-diabetes-mafia/ The Diabetes Mafia « Typical Type 1 - Twenty-three years ago today, I was beaten into the diabetes mafia by a bum pancreas and an angry, needle-wielding nurse. If the last several months have taught me anything, it's that there's no easy way out of that club; there might be no way out at all. Diabetes is everywhere! Food has carbs! Blood must…
  • https://typicaltype1.com/2013/08/29/goodbye-old-friend/ Goodbye, Old Friend « Typical Type 1 - Friends, family members, endocrinologists and pharmacists, entire Internet: It is with mixed feelings that I come before you today to say farewell to an old friend. Writing this is difficult, but it helps me reflect on the time we spent together; the memories we've made. My medical alert bracelet and I met back in 1992.…
  • https://typicaltype1.com/2013/07/29/things-im-running-out-of/ Things I’m Running Out Of « Typical Type 1 - 1. Test strips, usually. Ever since I went back to a non-pregnant-person's blood sugar maintenance schedule (5 times a day instead of 10+), my pharmacy's gotten very sneaky with the way they fill my prescription. It says to test 5-6 times per day, but I'm only given 100 strips for an entire 30 days. So even if I…
  • https://typicaltype1.com/2013/06/18/forgetting-about-it/ Forgetting About It « Typical Type 1 - One of the diabetes things I complain about the most is the fact that it's an unforgettable disease. From the piles of used test strips in my purse to the CGM alarms and daily low blood sugars, I'd guess I think about diabetes about once every 30 minutes. At least. Lately, though, I'm struggling to…

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  • Karl E. Hoff - Navage Nasal Irrigation.

    Have now been using the Navage system for almost 7 months and am very happy with it. It works better than the little plastic bottle where you spray salt solution into your nose. I've gotten so I kind of depend on it when I'm having sinus issues. You get a pretty graphic view of what's coming out of your sinuses in the collection tank. I've just ordered the travel carrying case so I can use it while on trips. The little salt capsules cost some money, but you can usually get a quantity deal. There is a way to game the system, but it's a little bit of a pain. Would highly recommend this to people serious about taking care of their sinus issues.

  • brett - A piece of sandpaper would be far better than this

    Buy a dremel. This thing has no power whatsoever, A piece of sandpaper would be far better than this. If you apply any pressure whatsoever it stops rotating or come out of the bracket holding it in place. I'm really hoping i can return this after using it one time and being shocked at how poor its operation is.

  • HP Fox - Thank you Anthony Carey and the Function First Approach

    After suffering for more than 8 years with chronic low back pain I was fortunate to learn of Anthony Carey and the Function First Approach. I have always led an active lifestyle but after reaching my mid-thirties the years of misalignment had taken it's toll. Rather than "elect" for surgery I educated myself and found Anthony Carey. WOW... What a difference. After identifying the CAUSE of my pain, Anthony gave me the specific exercises to alleviate the pain once and for all. (All this without surgery or special equipment!) Now I maintain an active, pain-free lifestyle. Kudos Anthony Carey and the Function First Approach.

  • Kelly Sullivan - Tired and disappointing

    I'm not sure what I expected, but a cheap knock off of twilight was not it. The storyline and main conflict were as predictable as the love triangle. On top of that, no matter how hard the author tried to convince me that the hero was a good guy/vampire, he was far less believable than even Edward Cullen. I'm still not even sure WHY he was fighting his nature in the first place. His guilt and self loathing only showed up when the plot (aka forced romance) needed it to. Also, the heroine was FAR too quick to fall for the man holding her hostage as a potential sex slave. I really lost all respect for her when I found she didn't value herself enough to want something more from life than to be a rich mans pawn.

  • Spartan F8 - Great little UPS

    Benn using it for months for a super low powered server computer. The computer runs at about 11 watts constant and this thing will keep it going for hours with no power. The software for it works really cool too, i have the computer set to turn itself off gracefully when this battery hits 5%.

  • rwarr - These do work!

    Alright so i am a 45yr female (perimenopausal)and as i age i need something that keeps me from getting a fat stomach (which typically creeps on us women as our hormones decline). I have been using "It works" body applicators for over a year now. I have tried the other ones in the green packaging i think they are called Body Works applicators. Well these work WAY better! i have purchased the IT WORKS applicators from ebay and then also from amazon (i want to always try and get the best price, they always come in good condition and are perfectly fine and acceptable for use and fall within the expiration date). It had been a few months since i used them and my belly was getting fat again, (the last applicators i used and i didn't even finish the 4 pack was the green body works applicators which do not work nearly as well. my pouch starts at my belly button and ends just above my pubic hairline (yes i had one child 20+ years ago and can never lose this fat).