Following
Getting to Know xDrip+ — What It Is and What It Can Do
The free app behind so many following setups: what xDrip+ is, which phones run it, how it pulls a number from a Dexcom, Libre, or MiniMed, and the four ways a parent can follow.
Following
The free app behind so many following setups: what xDrip+ is, which phones run it, how it pulls a number from a Dexcom, Libre, or MiniMed, and the four ways a parent can follow.
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A reader suggested I build my own insulin pump — Shabbos mode, a "trust me" override, and "Time in Optimal Range" included. I couldn't build the pump. Instead, meet the Range Report: FWD's third tool, with your own custom ranges and a Shabbos filter no one else was ever going to build.
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Following a child's numbers has quietly become a maze — every family a different pump, sensor, phone, and app. About fifty pieces make 134 complete setups. Here's the whole picture, and a new tool that walks you straight to your own.
Following
When we compared the Libre and the Dexcom, we promised to come back to one question — following. Now that the Libre can be followed on an Omnipod 5, here's the whole picture, kept simple: from the child's sensor to a parent's wrist, even when neither one carries a smartphone.
Frum community
As camp season arrives, here are sample letters for the Hanhala explaining why a child's insulin device must stay with them — and an offer to write one tailored to your child.
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Three ways to know how your child is doing through the night — and one we'd rather you skip.
Remote Monitoring
For the first time, a parent without a smartphone can follow a child’s glucose numbers all day — from a cellular Apple Watch alone. We tested it. Here’s the whole setup, filtering and all.
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The hands-on half of our guide — which systems, which phones, which apps, and exactly how to get an urgent-low text to land on a parent's flip phone, including whether a smartwatch can cover school hours on its own.
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When a Parent Has Only a Flip Phone: how a parent can still get an emergency text the moment a child's blood sugar drops dangerously low — without following every reading.
Apple Watch
In our community, a child wears an Apple Watch for one reason — to monitor their CGM. Here is how to keep that watch a clean, single-purpose medical tool that can't quietly be "opened up."
Insulin Pumps
Many people are delaying the switch, hoping twiist will eventually work on kosher Android flip phones. Here's why that is probably not going to happen.
News & Announcements
Our newly redesigned website is live — plus how to read the FWD Daily & Weekly Loop on our blog, and how to listen to it over the phone.