[Diabetes-Talk] I ran

[d m gina]

Tell me more,
Because Edd never shared this, and how to do it, I would do it.
You stick you finger and put it on the libre dot as I know it?
There is a huge gap with what my finger stick is to the libre numbers.
So I have been writing in notes.
Then would ask my diabetic coordinator?
now I put this on yesterday, that still doesn't matter?

Original message:
> Dar,

> People are not having problems with the Dexcom system itself, but insurance,
> Medicare in particular, with getting supplies and upgrading to the newer
> version. A couple of people like Veronica are having problems with Dexcom
> directly, but not the operation of the system. Pretty much everyone agrees
> the Dexcom product itself is great, and we like it, it's just getting
> insurance to do what it should that's the problem.

> Knock on wood, but so far, I'm not having problems getting my Dexcom
> supplies. Hopefully it stays this way.

> I thought with Libre you still had to calibrate the device every so often.
> Even with Dexcom G6, you have to calibrate every time you put on a new
> sensor. Which means poking your finger to calibrate against the device. I
> thought Libre was the same.

> Bridgit

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> Subject: [Diabetes-Talk] I ran

> I went back to the libre yesterday.
> I put it on my arm and put one of the strips that com with it.
> I bought them for the libre when I was using the unit.
> You scare me when you folks are having so many problems with the dex com.
> I am so sorry.
> I do hope this libre will work better for me this time.
> I was able to go back to my account put in a pass word and off I go.
> It took rite away, and started working with in the hour.
> Now the numbers do read high so I felt it was getting used to my body.
> I felt I needed to do something because of getting on the different insulin
> in a couple of months.
> I can check it now with out sticking my fingers.
> I hope insurance will start to realize we also need devices to use the same
> thing all people have is being a diabetic.
> When you hear the commercials, you think that the only persons who are
> diabetic are the sighted.
> Just wanted to share.

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