Newbie

Hi everyone, I’m new to this group and wanted to say hi!
I’ve been Type 1 for 21 years and was searching for others out there
like me!
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13 Responses to “Newbie”

  1. Sheila Brennan Says:

    Hi,
    I’ve been a type 1 diabetic for 28 years. I’m currently using NPH and
    Humalog, but I got a MiniMed Paradigm pump yesterday! Can’t wait to
    start using it.
    Can you tell us more about yourself? My A1cs have been around 7 most
    of the time. How about you?
    Jerry

  2. Shelton Christiane Says:

    Welcome to the group! How old were you when you were diagnosed? Do
    you have any tips?
    Melissa

  3. Shelton Christiane Says:

    Jerry- Congrats on the pump! Keep us posted on how you like it.
    Melissa

  4. troy_1000 Says:

    I’ve had Diabetes for 3 1/2 years and just began the pump 3 months ago. I’m 27,
    and I live in NY

  5. Jeannie Arlena Says:

    ago. I’m 27, and I live in NY
    hey, my names bassem and i also live in ny, but western ny…
    (buffalo)…are you in manhatten? anyways, ive been a diabetic
    for only 7 months, and im doing my best to make the adjustment
    to the land of unsweetness…fun fun.. :) peace.

  6. troy_1000 Says:

    Hi Bassem!!
    I’m in long island ny. How far away from Syracuse are you?
    So you were diagnosed 7 months ago? How are you managing? Do you have Type 1 or
    2? Hope you’re doing OK. Talk to you soon!!
    Lauren

  7. Lara Berniece Says:

    HI
    My name is Peri,
    I am a 22 yr old female from Canberra, Australia.
    I was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes on New Years Eve 2002.
    So i am still pretty new to all this.
    I’m on insulin injections 2 times a day and bsl’s 4 times a day.
    I was only in hospital for 2 days, which wasnt long enough really.

    Peri

  8. Neva Marjory Says:

    Hi,
    I’m not sure if I’ve found the right place, but I’ve been looking for
    an online support group for a while.
    About a month ago I was hospitalized in DKA. I had been using an
    insulin pump, but my doc talked to an endocrinologist who told her
    that is a pump failure. So I’ve been trying to get settled on
    humalog and lantus.
    I’m really struggling to cope. I want to throw my syringes, insulin
    and log book as far as humanly possible. I want to forget that this
    disease even exists.
    That’s all I’ll say for now….maybe I’ll post more later.
    Jenny

  9. Neva Marjory Says:

    Jenny-
    I’m new here, myself, and I’m dealing with my 13-year-old daughter
    who was just diagnosed with TypeI diabetes. She is also on Humalog
    and Lantus. I understand the feeling of wanting to throw this whole
    difficulty into the ocean. In my case, I wish it were *me* having
    to deal with it and not my daughter. How long have you had
    diabetes? How long were you on the pump? Don’t feel like you have
    to answer, but I would be interested and I just wanted you to know I
    care. Please write back if you feel like it. In the meantime, I’ll
    keep you in my thoughts and prayers.
    Sarah (Ohio) Anne (13, type I diabetes dx’d 2/20/2004)

  10. Neva Marjory Says:

    Hi everyone, I’m new here. Mom of a 9 yr old daughter Gabby who has
    type 1 for 2 yrs now. and is on the pump right now

  11. Arlen Roberts Says:

    Hi, Rissa,

    Welcome! There are wonderful people in this group, both with diabetes and with children with diabetes.

    Hopefully we will make you feel welcome and provide infro and support for you both.

    Regards,

    Joan

  12. Karen Hays Says:

    Best wishes,
    Carol

    Hi everyone, I’m new here. Mom of a 9 yr old daughter Gabby who has
    type 1 for 2 yrs now. and is on the pump right now

  13. Brianna Dorris Says:

    Good Morning Jack,

    8 O How does a pump work for you son, given his job? (Wondering how the tubing could possibly withstand the heat of walking into burning buildings, even with all the equipment, etc.)

    Wow.

    Jeff

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