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Great clear explanation, thank you

Hi John, I wanted to say a huge thank you for sharing this resource with the rest of us. GNL has been the key in keeping my 4 year old newly diagnosed T1 daughter in range for the first day since her diagnosis, two weeks ago. It's a total game changer. I understand if you're not answering questions given the nature of your blog, but I wanted to ask what the "half plate of veg/quarter carbs/quarter protein" looks like at breakfast. I assume we're in a fruit and yoghurt space with some porridge/granola and maybe an egg? No worries if you don't do questions; the blog and videos have changed our lives in the biggest way since the diagnosis.

Where can I find a lab tech to watch me do a workout and administer clean fingersticks? All joking aside brilliant video!!!

Really helpful. Thanks so much.

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Exemplary up to date, evidence based resources from a clinician who lives and breathes Type 1 Diabetes. Sincere thanks.

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All your resources/guidance are exemplary. Sincere thanks for your continued best practice resources equipping our son with the best outcomes living with Type 1 Diabetes.

This was very informative - many thanks!

Excellent in depth info. Not easy to find. Feels like I've been kicking the ball at a goal that moves around seemingly randomly. Managed so far by feel, not too bad but then attended a DAFNE and have upset the apple cart. Cheers for the the detail. I like detail. Subscribed

Just discovered your channel This is great content - thank you!

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Would it have been an option to reduce your basal prior to starting in addition to the bolus reduction?

Nice video, I started using the FreeStyle Libre sensor and Nightrider for last two weeks, It not only tracks my sugar levels but also give me alarms when I’m low or high. Amazing!

Very nice explanation of how excess fat(DAGs) causes Insulin Resistance. I wish more people were aware of this.

Thanks!

Really informative and straight forward. Thank you

One of the best explanations of how fat reduces insulin resistance. Thanks. If a person eats carby foods earlier and fattier foods later, will that help reduce overall insulin requirements?

Thank you so much sir my partner is a type 1 similar build and I successfully inserted so easily we really appreciate you showing us this he's got a lipodemia in his stomach and he's your build lots of muscle no fat and we are super thankful for your tips. Nikki and john

Great info for people with Type 1 Diabetes using Continous Glucose monitoring- This is well worth an investment of time. Spread the word.

Great Introduction to type 1 diabetes

Sir could u please tell which strips of contour is used with meter...Is it contour ned strips or Contout total strips?

Here's another tip: take the peel of the sensor sticker off before inserting the sensor, when you pur the sensor in the applicator take the peel off the sticker, when you insert the sensor it will be already sticked to your skin.

You, sir. Are fine. Thanks for the info!

My sensor fails within a few days. I can trick my dexcom and the numbers are always right on with the dexcom. The accuracy isn't good with the guardian sensor.

This is so helpful! Thank you so much for your videos. I just got diagnosed this month and your videos have been extremely helpful to me!

great video..im due for a pump change in september and stuck between the accu check insight and the mini med 640g so i found your video useful.been 2.2 this morning myself and its took it out of me so think the safeguard feature on the mini med is brilliant,x

Hey John, I have been struggling with where to put my CGM because I'm very lean. I'm thinking this location might work for me, but how to you avoid having your waist of your pants pulling on it there? Any suggestions?

Well I'm not big on Medtronic CGM, but I figured I would give you and you viewers one more tip. Buy the Skin Tac in the 4 oz bottle. I bought mine March of 2014 and still have 75% of the bottle left. I also use it every three days with my infusions. So it lasts a long time and is much cheaper in the long run. www.amazon.com/Skin-Tac-Liquid-Adhesive-Barrier-SKIN/dp/B008IUA6DU/ref=sr_1_5_a_it?ie=UTF8&qid=1482373936&sr=8-5&keywords=skin+tac I will warn against the skin tac remover if you have sensitive skin, it doesn't like my skin and leaves a rash. I will use isopropyl alcohol. Anything over 91% works good. Just use a brush and wipe it on, let it dissolve into the patch while you prep your new site. I will brush it on twice over 1 minute and the old infusion practically falls off, and it's easier to clean up also. Good luck, I hope the skin tac works for you. It works great for me, it the pads are expensive compared to the bottle that seems to last years.

Great video!! I'm fixing to get my 630g that's the American version same machine though you thought me a lot and truly hope to see more vids I've been diabetic for 36 years had a paradigm pump for 9 so I'm really excited thanks again for the vids I've been well educated on the pump

Interestinly, my endocrinologist and CDE told me to have the sensor sideways (landscape), but what you said makes sense. BTW, love your bum : ) I just migrated from my old pump to the new 630 today. Not sure what kind you have, but nice video.

i started getting an allergic reaction to the tape under the transmitter. Do you have any advice on how to prevent this.

I don't know that I'd want mine on my butt...they say that laying on the sensor can give inaccurate readings; what about sitting on it? And isn't it awkward to put it there where you can't see as easily?

How can I connect the sensor with the pump?

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Thank you for this video. My daughter has just started trying with the enlite cgm and our first sensor was giving errors and was taken out of her belly within a day. I wasn't sure where else it could be positioned, but seeing this has given me confidence to try alternate sites.

can never do it on my butt... 😭

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haha that's where I like to put mine too. It works well for me there.

Thank you so much for sharing, this has been really useful.

Will the weights affect BG differently in every person?

I already was very interested on 640G but now... might it be possible to have a version of this insulin pump including YOU (does medtronic minimum provide even hot husbands?)? I love Lenny but you are so better... love you! ;-)

I have the same pump and I find that pulling out my SureT Is a problem

Hi, I got my 640G 2 weeks ago and the guardian 2 link and sensors 1 week ago. I had so much trouble with, big gap between metter and sensor and it dies after 3 days. I put a new one and the gap still there. I will try your tips for the next one and I hop it will works better....

Just curious how you get your sets to stick to you when working out so often. When I work out my sets seem to lose their "stickiness" and start peeling off. Just curious. How many times do you eat a day when trying to lose weight?

Hey thanks for your video blog ! I realy consider to switch to the 640g... Just a question, in one of your video we see a diabetes alert bracelet, where did you get it ? I want one ;-)

Very enjoyable .are you going to keep using the pump

Hey, I do 8 to 9 as our driving regs say must test BG before each journey so as drive a lot for job then have to do lots extra BG as they would not accept SG. Also as I do lots of exercise sometimes the drops are rapid so although the SG is a good guide I need also the BG to prevent hypos. Hope this helps

Just curious. The Veo for me is always 'weak signal' or 'lost sensor' if the pump is on the other side of the body whilst sleeping. Is the 'new' sender having a better connection as it is a new generation sender? Also the battery life is always suggested 30 days on the Veo but I usually had 4 - 10 days while using the sensor though Medtronic claims no one else has this problem. In fact even without the Sensor I have never had a 30 day battery life. Speaking to others I have found it more common. I know the new 640 is 2 AA instead of 1 AAA Curious if you notice any difference in signal connection/loss?