Dexcom Upgrade, Or Oh How I Love D Techie Toys
January 18th, 2010 admin
Topics: blood sugar management, cgms, children, dexcom, DLife, emotions, highs & lows, insulin & pumps, oral meds, real life, type 1, type 2
To me, it is equal parts hilarious, disturbing and normal that I can and do get excited about new diabetes tools. I waited on pins and needles for Dexcom to show up a year ago. And now I’m nearly beside myself that Dexcom Plus has shown up!
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