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I haven't gotten to the point of running the contaminant tests on the meters -- I'm still trying to figure out accuracy issues with the Advocate Duo, and I'm puzzled by the results I'm getting so far on the parallel test check.
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When I checked my (active) Freestyle Flash last time I was in the doctor's office (June 10th), not only was my reading "in range" with the lab reading, it was spot on. Exactly the same. So, I go on my merry way thinking m…
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Posted on August 17th, 2008 at 11:37am —
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With all of the monitors in-hand and unpacked, it was time to inventory the included accessories and start setting up the meters for their initial tests. Most name-brand meters come packaged with cases, lancet devices, and starter-sets of strips, lancets, and control solution. There are occasional surprises -- Therasense's packaging of the original Freestyle and Freestyle Flash did not include any starter strips -- but for the most part, these are a "given". When we start to examine le…
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Posted on August 14th, 2008 at 2:51am —
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Having received all six meters I'm planning to look at, and their supplies, it's time to start looking at them a bit more seriously. Beyond questions of accuracy, compatibility, and cost of supplies; beyond on-device features, software compatibility, and physician preferences -- there is the issue of size. Let's face it, most of us are much more likely to travel with small, lightweight devices in compact cases, than with large ones. On the other hand…
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Posted on August 12th, 2008 at 8:57pm —
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The structural and ethical issues that conflict electronic health records with patient privacy are nothing new. I’ve written previously about my concerns regarding Microsoft Health Vault and Google Health; other members of this community have about electroni…
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Congrats on the 5.8 A1C! Keep up the good work!
i'm the only one who is diabetic around here so the kids will like the taters. maybe i'll try the mix with cauliflower. they like cauliflower too. besides they won't know if they like it unless they try it. if it's the only thing to eat, they'll eat it or go hungry. i'm so evil. hahaha.
thanks
i just wanted to thank you for the shepard's pie recipe. i made it tonight to go with burgers for my family. i have two grandson's that are very finicky about their veggies. they both ate their helping and asked for more. everyone loved it. i like the way you can change up the veggies and cheese. i put in oregano and basil and chives. my daughter was making faces as she watched me make it. she's like me and will go a mile out of the way to avoid veggies. sigh,,but i know i must eat them and i'm working on her.
again thank-you,
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