Becki
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Last on 2 weeks ago.

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Becki

Tell us about your experience with/connection to Diabetes

“I'm a Type 1, diagnosed at age 24.  I have a Minimed pump, which I love, and a new real-time monitor which I'm getting used to (so far, so great!).  Still waiting for a cure...”

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  • Candace Ross

    hey! :)
    i was diagnosed in april in 2006

    2 months ago

  • Barry Wilcox

    Thanks:-)

    5 months ago

  • Tanja

    thanks for your blog comment :) I think you are right about people not needing to know, even though I fear that caused a lot misunderstandings during that weekend with my friends... dunno

    6 months ago

  • J M

    Hi there thanks for the addon I do have a diabetic doctor and am working on getting my sugars down but it just takeing more time then I would like I dont want to use a pump b/c I dont like the though of knowing that there is a tub in my side and could be riped out by chance thanks agen for the commit if u like to chat morehit me up on my yahoo or myspace
    at www.myspace.com/mrgreengeans

    James

    6 months ago

  • Mistik

    Congratulations! Hope you're feeling well... I know you're happy! :)

    7 months ago

  • Lori St.John

    Thanks for adding me as a friend. How is your weekend? On Friday I wen to a LeAnn Rimes concert with my boyfriend.

    7 months ago

  • shelly jardine

    Hi Becki thank you for added me as a friend take care and I hope to hear from you soon

    7 months ago

  • Noy Howard

    Becki, thanks for the request!

    7 months ago

  • PC Walker

    wait a minute...just after I posted that last comment I noticed your profile and that you are basically from indiana. Amazing! So am I! Not only that, but I grew up in MUNCIE through high school, went to Anderson University in Andersor for 5 years of college, and then moved to California after I graduated. I'll just get the cliche out of the way now and type, "Small world, huh?"{

    7 months ago

  • PC Walker

    curiosity...as I am assuming from our brief hiking conversation, you hike often, yes? My wife and I went hiking again this weekend, and I am wondering whether you notice a difference in your BGL's when you are into higher altitudes. I've gone up to Tahoe twice since having got T1 last summer, and the first night both times I got low in the middle of the night...but its as if my blood acclimates to the altitude or something because its always the first night only. What have you noticed?

    7 months ago