Friday Feedback Forum
Friday Feedback Forum — Post #200: Your Stories
I handed Post #200 to you and asked for your stories. Twenty arrived — from a four-year-old's own words to a bubby looking back across decades. Here they are.
Friday Feedback Forum
I handed Post #200 to you and asked for your stories. Twenty arrived — from a four-year-old's own words to a bubby looking back across decades. Here they are.
Friday Feedback Forum
A diaversary that isn't, a folder that plays favorites, steadier rides for active kids, honest grades from imperfect sensors — and one question I couldn't answer myself until this week: do you know your Shabbos number?
Friday Feedback Forum
Readers share their tricks for keeping diabetes under control — and their firsthand experiences with the iLet and Tandem.
Friday Feedback Forum
Readers on Lyumjev — burning sites, the twiist "child" insulin model that tames them, and which pumps clear Fiasp — plus a remarkable letter marking 31 years with Type 1: Medtronic, the Instinct sensor, and low-carb finds.
Friday Feedback Forum
This week: a mother on carrying her grown daughter's diabetes; the low-carb question from every angle; eiruv and mikvah follow-ups to the halacha post; twiist-vs-Medtronic field reports; and how one Dexcom can feed both a watch and a phone at once.
Friday Feedback Forum
Readers weigh in on the three-CGM experiment, a new member gets her Dexcom onto an Apple Watch, two longtime members look back at the very first meters and lancets, and a $10 fix for compression lows.
Friday Feedback Forum
More on last week's pump conversation — including a detailed Medtronic success story — alongside heartfelt responses to our question about who will manage our diabetes as we grow older.
Friday Feedback Forum
Reader feedback on tweaking Tandem ratios, the SmartGuard "gray zone," BYOD Dexcom apps for Android, the Medtronic Apple Watch question, and twiist tips.
Friday Feedback Forum
Coming early this week (Erev Shavuos) — reader feedback on Medtronic SmartGuard, infusion sites, twiist, and meal spikes.