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INSULIN4ALL💪 As always, thanks Taylor (@taylor_orum) for this great #insulin4all pic! #typeonediabetes #typeonediabetic #mytypeonelife #insulindependant #insulinshots #insulin #diabetic #typeonewarrior #typeonefighter #diabeticsupport #diabetesawareness #diabeticsofinstagram #thediabeticsurvivor https://www.instagram.com/p/CMmbCHPB115/?igshid=19o4lyhae13j7

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NFC ENABLED MEDICINE STRIP REMINDS TO TAKE MEDS ON TIME

If you have parents that have to take their insulin pills before each meal and also the fool-proof system they have devised is, to help keep the tablets around the dining room table. The 2nd back-up plan's the home-help, who should really help remind them. Both plans are not idiot-proof solutions as well as on several occasions, both of them forget to pop the pills. Design Thinking as being a solution-provider for everything, they at Cambridge Consultants have develop a cutting-edge solution. They've designed a digital strip known as Tapp, that utilizes NFC technology to transfer the medicine?s data (stored around the blister pack) to some dedicated Tapp Application. In the Application, the consumer can choose the indication occasions and integrate other essential information from the prescription. Goals are set, and reminders are defined based on the person. The thought of this mixture is to make sure you bring your correct dosage promptly. And, that the medicine records updated and handy.

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[horsediva]

Sucky Mother’s Day!!! Wishing I was in Texas. Then add diabetes to the mix. #diabetes #diabetic #lifeiswhatyoumakeit #bolus #insulinpump #insulin #insulindependant #dexcomg5 #dexcom #cgm #typeonediabetes #diabetesproblems #t1d #t1dlookslikeme #t1diabetes

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The Day I Was Diagnosed With Type One Diabetes

The Day I Was Diagnosed With Type One Diabetes

I can remember as if it were yesterday… This was back in late December 2001. I was 12 years old at the time, close to my thirteenth birthday. A few days had passed, and I had felt weak, lethargic, thirsty, and the pounds were shedding off. I went to my mother and told her how ill I was feeling. She didn’t think too much of it at first. I was normally just at home sick with the common cold,…

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Drive to stop Diabetes #16 sponsored by American Medic ID. Reminds me that this diabetic needs to get an ID ASAP #americanmesicid #diabetic #diabetes #insulindependant #fordracing (at Sonic Drive-In)