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Explantation Eversense sensor The first three months with the Everense sensor really went by and now it was already time to "dig up" the first fellow. Excavation is actually quite good in this case, because the little beast was somehow harder to find than planned. I almost suspected a bit in advance, because in conversations with other Eversense users, I was always a bit surprised that

Over the Easter holidays I have with time made ​​a few thoughts on how well the diabetes future will look. So great innovations were namely in recent years not really, apart from the Libre that one can really describe as a small revolution. But why does so little to the diabetes technology market? Wait all eventually to the decision whether FGM / CGM is included in the tool catalog? How many

The stories tell us who have had diabetes, we may sound trite. But think of them as people who were once healthy, they could eat without worrying about the amount of carbohydrates consumed, and they assumed that they had pretty feet and hands, and a beautiful rosy skin color, do not put on weight when coming Christmas because not yet suffering from insulin resistance, and had never experienced a

After the myLife Omnipod previously was the only patch pump on the insulin pump market, this now seems to have company. At the EASD the Kaleido patch pump is currently presented. Let's inject some color, so the slogan of Kaleido. The Dutch manufacturer relies on Color and metallic design. I personally like to talk quite well. The Kaleido patch pump remembers at least not equal to a medical

Therefore, I have not managed to write extensively over flash it. For this we gladly übegeben today the word Ulrike Thurm, who has also getest ausbiebig the system ... and in detail about it reported. Very detailed. Here we go…Wow, after nearly 30 years type 1 diabetes suddenly a life without blood glucose measuring, which is to be possible? OK, those who know me longer to know that I since 2008

What? The year is already to go back? Sky, I somehow went all too quickly this time. To be honest, this year was not mine. I have worked a lot, had diabetes moderately traveling a lot. Which of course is good, but my free time has fairly suffered, did little sports and many canceled appointments. Then there was the thing with the teeth to and some other things that could be better run.That is at

Spare a rose Save Child. Roses, tulips carnations ... .all flowers wither. Or so says an adage. When flowers wither, it is actually not more than that they die. And what have the flowers now to do with diabetes? Not only flowers are dying. Even children. From diabetes. And that must not happen.We can complain niht, because we are well supplied with insulin and all the necessary medicines and

I want to tell you something ... I moderated along with my slide buddy and colleague Fredrik for the second time in Berlin T1day end of January. This year the number of participants even had doubled, and doubly so excited I was. Also this year, it has again made great fun and there are many lasting impressions remained. Oh, and please all join the Blood Brothers campaign!It was great so many

Not every little complaint must necessarily hang together with the diabetes. To be honest, there are even the least. However, anyone all diabetics seems to have the flea in his ear, each tingling must in all probability behind the left earlobe to diabetes due to be. Each spot on the skin, each aching ankles and every headache is often presented in the social Netztwerken as a byproduct of Mr D.,

I'm tired! 3 days Diabetes Conference left eye circles big as saucers and a head full of impressions. Roche had invited the media dialogue, where the Saturday and Sunday were entirely devoted to the SOCIAL media. Well, I'm home! Photo 15.03.15 10 10 40 (1)One or the other will now be wondering whether we went with a small layer of dust on the shoulders back home.Roche is known for quality, but

25 years Diabetes in numbers. As if not enough eh handled as diabetics already everyday with facts and figures and juggling, I once made me a few thoughts on some numbers that affect me and my diabetes personally. Especially the last points amaze myself a little. Actually, I would be a sieve ...1 hypo that are on my Hypo accountJust 1.8 liters of blood I have already squeezed out of my fingers