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Old 04-25-2008, 12:03 AM
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Originally Posted by pooh3465 View Post
... my problem I am really bad at taking my bloodsugars so I was really thinking about getting the continuos blood glucose monitoring system.
My doctor tells me my eyes have started bleeding and I need to get my sugars under control so I am not sure which machine would benifit me more. ...
Please take this in the spirit it is intended. The harsh reality is that machines are not going to do it for you. Most important is motivation and a willingness to do what it takes to improve control. The problem with getting new toys is that they are a distraction. It enables you to put off doing what really needs to be done. IMO, things you should do before you get any new technology include testing/tweaking your basals, testing regularly, improving food choices, and refining your insulin:carb ratio. You need to do all this anyway. And it doesn't require fancy technology.
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