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Healthcare social media transcript of the #dsma hashtag.
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Medici.md @Medici_app
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Diabetes Social Media Advocacy @DiabetesSocMed
Good evening, everyone! Welcome to DSMA. How are you doing this evening? #dsma
Lesley Kimball @poeticlibrarian
Hi everyone! Doing great here :) #dsma
Mike Barry 💉 @mikebarry44
Howdy @DiabetesSocMed and everybody else! #dsma
Janis N. Senungetuk @JanJava
Good evening! We're currently surrounded by severe storms. so I may need to leave quickly. #dsma
Diabetes Social Media Advocacy @DiabetesSocMed
Before we get started- I have a couple of housekeeping things to share…#dsma
A Diabetic Comic✊🏾 @ChelcieRice
Yes it’s me and I’m back again! #dsma
Juvenile Johnny @T1DJohnny
I'm great thanks. How are you? #dsma
Diabetes Social Media Advocacy @DiabetesSocMed
Tonight, we will be discussing Hypoglycemia. If it is okay with you, I will share your responses tomorrow at the #BeyondA1C summit. #dsma
Brenda Bell @tmana
@DiabetesSocMed Hot, sweaty, and hands in pain. Otherwise? OK #dsma
A Diabetic Comic✊🏾 @ChelcieRice
Well Tweetchat is a POS tonight #dsma
Kelly / Diabetes @diabetesalish
Under the weather, #dsma folks - Will do my best to lurk but can't promise many tweets tonight
Brenda Bell @tmana
@DiabetesSocMed Does that mean the only responses you're looking for are from people with T1DM? #dsma
Mike Barry 💉 @mikebarry44
@DiabetesSocMed Ooh! Fun! #hallucinations #DSMA
Diabetes Social Media Advocacy @DiabetesSocMed
If u do not want me to share ur responses to the questions from tonight’s chat tomorrow during #BeyondA1C summit, please send me a DM. #dsma
Stacey Simms @staceysimms
Good by me. Assuming my comments as a parent are relevant #dsma https://t.co/Htt4Y95LFg
Brenda Bell @tmana
@ChelcieRice I've been using tchat.io for a while now #dsma
Lesley Kimball @poeticlibrarian
Oh boy... hypoglycemia. Complicated! Fine with me to use responses #dsma
Zarifa Roberson 🇧🇸♍️ 💙💛🐩 @zarifaroberson
RT @DiabetesSocMed: Tonight, we will be discussing Hypoglycemia. If it is okay with you, I will share your responses tomorrow at the #BeyondA1C summit. #dsma
Diabetes Social Media Advocacy @DiabetesSocMed
I want to take your voices with me. Your voices need to be heard. #dsma
Gautam Narang @hylozoists
Good Morning Everyone. #dsma
Mindy Bartleson (she/her) @mindy_bartleson
RT @DiabetesSocMed: If u do not want me to share ur responses to the questions from tonight’s chat tomorrow during #BeyondA1C summit, please send me a DM. #dsma
A Diabetic Comic✊🏾 @ChelcieRice
@DiabetesSocMed I’m actually participation in a study on that #dsma
Mindy Bartleson (she/her) @mindy_bartleson
RT @DiabetesSocMed: I want to take your voices with me. Your voices need to be heard. #dsma
Mindy Bartleson (she/her) @mindy_bartleson
RT @DiabetesSocMed: Tonight, we will be discussing Hypoglycemia. If it is okay with you, I will share your responses tomorrow at the #BeyondA1C summit. #dsma
Mindy Bartleson (she/her) @mindy_bartleson
RT @DiabetesSocMed: Before we get started- I have a couple of housekeeping things to share…#dsma
Janis N. Senungetuk @JanJava
No problems, share away! #dsma
Douglas @salguodmai
@DiabetesSocMed Was falling asleep but then realized I had to be up for @wsop and #dsma
Diabetes Social Media Advocacy @DiabetesSocMed
Intros: Name, location, connection to diabetes, how long you’ve lived with diabetes and favorite low treatment. #dsma
kelly close @kellyclose
RT @staceysimms: Good by me. Assuming my comments as a parent are relevant #dsma https://t.co/Htt4Y95LFg
Mindy Bartleson (she/her) @mindy_bartleson
Hi all! A few minutes late to the game. I was in the zone. A lot of awesome things going on! Hope all is well! #DSMA
Mike Barry 💉 @mikebarry44
@diabetesalish Diaversary hangover? Get well soon @diabetesalish! #DSMA
Brenda Bell @tmana
Intro: Brenda, NJ, T2DM, cold fresh apples (or OJ, whichever is closer to hand) #dsma
Mindy Bartleson (she/her) @mindy_bartleson
RT @DiabetesSocMed: Intros: Intros: Name, location, connection to diabetes, how long you’ve lived with diabetes and favorite low treatment. #dsma
kelly close @kellyclose
Kelly @diaTribenews editor ~ diabetes for 30 years #DSMA
Lesley Kimball @poeticlibrarian
Lesley, NH, T1 for 16 yrs & mom to T1 for 6 years, https://t.co/3fmV1zQRm2, juicy juice 4 oz juicebox (apple) #dsma
Jenn C @JennMamaBear
Evening all! Jenn here, checking in from Southern Utah. T1 for nearly 13yrs. And favourite low treat? The closest one at hand #dsma
Janis N. Senungetuk @JanJava
Hi, I'm Janis, Madison, WI. T1 since 1955, favorite low correction is fruit juice. #dsma
Diabetes Social Media Advocacy @DiabetesSocMed
I’m Cherise (@sweetcherise), dx’d with LADA in 2004…I live in IN. Favorite low treatment- smarties, GlucoLift and glucose gummy rings #dsma
Gary Rind @garyrind
@DiabetesSocMed Gary, Houston, T1D for 14 years, candy!! #DSMA
Douglas @salguodmai
Doug, Dayton MN..T1D since 5/99. Fav. Low treatment is everything I can eat at once. #dsma https://t.co/f99EXTre6f
Stacey Simms @staceysimms
I'm Stacey, near Charlotte, NC. My son has had #T1D for ten years and I host @DiabetesCxns. Go to at home has always been a juice box.#dsma
Diabetes Social Media Advocacy @DiabetesSocMed
RT @salguodmai: Doug, Dayton MN..T1D since 5/99. Fav. Low treatment is everything I can eat at once. #dsma https://t.co/f99EXTre6f
kelly close @kellyclose
@tmana @DiabetesSocMed Not at all! The #beyonda1c gathering is about every kind of diabetes https://t.co/0gfnDtJimf #dsma
Diabetes Social Media Advocacy @DiabetesSocMed
@salguodmai That's tough!! I'm getting better at it. #dsma
Candy Parker @candyp4
Candy Parker, Alabama, T1D for 27 years, sparkling grape juice #dsma https://t.co/YZHGirfCPZ
Mindy Bartleson (she/her) @mindy_bartleson
Mindy here! blog at https://t.co/LhjPkwcGmB! T1D 17 yrs. depends on when. Middle of the night? Anything. Rest of the time? Nutella! #DSMA
Diabetes Social Media Advocacy @DiabetesSocMed
@hylozoists I have diabetes, but I can't speak for everyone. Are you okay with me sharing? #dsma
A Diabetic Comic✊🏾 @ChelcieRice
Chelcie, Atlanta, T1 since '89. Butterfingers(don't judge me) Regular Coke when in a pinch even though it sucks #dsma
Gautam Narang @hylozoists
Gautam Narang. T1d from 32 years. Live in Mumbai, India #dsma
kelly close @kellyclose
RT @DiabetesSocMed: Affected by #diabetes? You are not alone. Please join us at 9 PM ET. #dsma
Diabetes Social Media Advocacy @DiabetesSocMed
@PeanutButterJme Nice!! #dsma
Diabetes Social Media Advocacy @DiabetesSocMed
Nice!! #dsma https://t.co/Py6f4NSFzW
Mike Barry 💉 @mikebarry44
Mike, T1D since 1984, Chicago 'burbs (Naperville), favorite hypo tx is SmartieBeans #Longstory #DSMA https://t.co/8yTFFnjtxH
Diabetes Social Media Advocacy @DiabetesSocMed
Of course! #dsma https://t.co/OUTvYLvfYx
The Practical Diabetic (Leon Tribe) @PracticalDeeb
Leon from Sydney, Australia here :) T1D (LADA) DX 4 months #DSMA
Diabetes Social Media Advocacy @DiabetesSocMed
Nope, I want the communities responses...you've got diabetes...please respond #dsma https://t.co/9kEH68o4NQ
Lesley Kimball @poeticlibrarian
Used to rely on glucose tablets but all dex4 sold around here changed and now can't choke them down. Need to get glucolift again #dsma
Diabetes Social Media Advocacy @DiabetesSocMed
Lets get ready to tweet. #dsma
Juvenile Johnny @T1DJohnny
Hello. I'm Johnny. I was diagnosed when I was 4. My fav fix 4 a low is Mtn. Dew. The sugar & caffeine seems to work fastest 4 me. #dsma
StephenS @StephenSType1
Oooh... I'm late! #dsma
Diabetes Social Media Advocacy @DiabetesSocMed
Q1. How many times per day do you think about hypoglycemia? #dsma
Mike Hoskins @MHoskins2179
Mike, Metro Detroit, T1 since '84, @DiabetesMine mnging editor, Sunny D for bad Lows. #dsma
Emilie T @SweetHiyachica
Emilie, Indiana, T1D for 9 years, fav low treatment: apple juice if a little low, Transcend glucose gel if a lotta low. #DSMA
StephenS @StephenSType1
Stephen from Baltimore, T1D 26 years, write & podcast at https://t.co/LxlxPhLRr2, favorite hypo treat(ment): https://t.co/8r8XnMxBmu #dsma
StephenS @StephenSType1
RT @DiabetesSocMed: Q1. How many times per day do you think about hypoglycemia? #dsma
Jenn C @JennMamaBear
Q1: Depends on when my last hypo was. A recent one, I think about it more often than if it's been a few days. #dsma
Lesley Kimball @poeticlibrarian
Q1. Depends on how often it is happening... usually too often. I don't worry about it, but avg a couple of lows per day #dsma
Janis N. Senungetuk @JanJava
A1. At least once a day, but I don't obsess over it. #dsma
Diabetes Social Media Advocacy @DiabetesSocMed
RT @JennMamaBear: Q1: Q1: Depends on when my last hypo was. A recent one, I think about it more often than if it's been a few days. #dsma
Candy Parker @candyp4
At least once. Very brittle! #dsma https://t.co/fAnlOhS3rP
Juvenile Johnny @T1DJohnny
Q1. After bolusing for each meal. Always hope for the best, but each dose is a guess. #dsma
Lesley Kimball @poeticlibrarian
@KarenBittrSweet Me too :( #dsma
Diabetes Social Media Advocacy @DiabetesSocMed
RT @Rc_Tomato:
Douglas @salguodmai
I'm hypo 1% of the time according to my #CGM readings, I hardly think of lows #dsma https://t.co/6W1EXmKjPV
A Diabetic Comic✊🏾 @ChelcieRice
Q1 Maybe once. Mostly before bed #dsma
Chris Stocker @LifeofaDiabetic
I'm late, but what else is new. I'm here and I'm ready to chat #DSMA
Gautam Narang @hylozoists
@DiabetesSocMed only when getting ready to sleep. My hypos are only at night, when I am not conscoiusly in control #dsma
StephenS @StephenSType1
Usually, about three times per day. Sometimes, before each meal. Other times, before, during, after working out #dsma
Arden's Day T1D @ArdensDay
RT @DiabetesSocMed: Tonight, we will be discussing Hypoglycemia. If it is okay with you, I will share your responses tomorrow at the #BeyondA1C summit. #dsma
cynthia rogers-celt @CynthiaCelt
Hello hello! Cynthia from Boise. I have Diabetes. Which is my excuse for being late! #dsma 😜
The Practical Diabetic (Leon Tribe) @PracticalDeeb
@DiabetesSocMed A1: Never. Still fortunate enough to be in LADA honeymoon and not on insulin but learning what I can before the inevitable #DSMA
Chris Stocker @LifeofaDiabetic
Q1 unfortunately, almost never. Bc I've always lived the "I'd rather be higher than lower" mentality, but just today I decided no more #DSMA
StephenS @StephenSType1
@LifeofaDiabetic Hello Chris... I was late too #dsma
Stacey Simms @staceysimms
Q1: once or twice. Much more when B was younger. Ages 11-12 have meant more high BGs. Still worry about over-correcting. #dsma
Mindy Bartleson (she/her) @mindy_bartleson
A1: depends on frequency. Or if something important is going on that I don't want a low to turn my brain into jello. #DSMA
Emilie T @SweetHiyachica
Q1. A couple times a day, more if Dex says I'm running in range, i.e., close to going low. #dsma
Chris Stocker @LifeofaDiabetic
Q1 so that's kind weird this question came up tonight. Maybe it was meant to be this way. #DSMA
Gary Rind @garyrind
@DiabetesSocMed Q1 normally, twice per day - between breakfast - lunch & bedtime #DSMA
Mindy Bartleson (she/her) @mindy_bartleson
RT @ChelcieRice: Q1 Maybe once. Mostly before bed #dsma
Mike Hoskins @MHoskins2179
For hypos.. because each = 12g and I don't have to measure out while low. #dsma https://t.co/27b0GqNPYe
Brenda Bell @tmana
Q1. Rarely, if ever. If I'm feeling more hungry or out of it than usual, or if I've got a long queue of customers @ break time #dsma
Heather R. Walker, Ph.D. @Heather_RoseW
Q1. I think about hypoglycemia as often as every hour I'm awake. It's a creeping worry I can't get away from... #downer #dsma
Stacey Simms @staceysimms
@MHoskins2179 @DiabetesMine #dsma https://t.co/MMfIONgayY
Mike Barry 💉 @mikebarry44
Q1 whenever I need to; it really varies. #DSMA
StephenS @StephenSType1
RT @HeatherGabel: Q1. I think about hypoglycemia as often as every hour I'm awake. It's a creeping worry I can't get away from... #downer #dsma
Diabetes Social Media Advocacy @DiabetesSocMed
Q2. What do you call it when your blood sugar goes below 60? or below 40? #dsma
Mike Barry 💉 @mikebarry44
@MHoskins2179 Plus, vitamin C, makes your hair shiny! #DSMA
Chris Stocker @LifeofaDiabetic
@MHoskins2179 Wait, what's this measure out stuff? You're not just supposed to go overboard with sugar until you feel fine then keep going? #DSMA
StephenS @StephenSType1
RT @DiabetesSocMed: Q2. What do you call it when your blood sugar goes below 60? or below 40? #dsma
Lesley Kimball @poeticlibrarian
@KarenBittrSweet @poeticlibrarian I've had some serious problems with hypo unawareness before. I hate highs and tend toward low #dsma
A Diabetic Comic✊🏾 @ChelcieRice
Q2 The Get Down #dsma
Diabetes Social Media Advocacy @DiabetesSocMed
RT @garyrind: @DiabetesSocMed Q1 normally, twice per day - between breakfast - lunch & bedtime #DSMA
Mindy Bartleson (she/her) @mindy_bartleson
A2: ahhhh s**t! #DSMA
Brenda Bell @tmana
Q2. Hasn't happened since my second Yom Kippur w/ D. I was on metformin twice a day then. Next visit, doctor cut it back to once/day #dsma
Janis N. Senungetuk @JanJava
A2.below 60, slightly low, below 40+very low #dsma
StephenS @StephenSType1
Q2. Below 60 mg/dL: An annoyance. Below 40 mg/dL: Red Alert. #dsma
Jenn C @JennMamaBear
Q2: Below 60 I call a low. Above 60 but below 80 is "low-ish" #dsma
A Diabetic Comic✊🏾 @ChelcieRice
Q2 The Boogie Down #dsma
Chris Stocker @LifeofaDiabetic
Q2 I call either "super low" or "oh sh*t Amanda I need juice, like ASAP" #DSMA
Stacey Simms @staceysimms
Q2: Honestly, first couple of years I worried about lows whenever he napped. Low or sleeping? Oy, #t1d toddlers! #dsma
Heather R. Walker, Ph.D. @Heather_RoseW
Q2. Low is low in my book. Though 45 and below I might describe as a "scary low" or an "icky low" #Hypoglycemia #dsma
cynthia rogers-celt @CynthiaCelt
Q1. I think just maybe once a day? I don't think about the actual event as much as what I have stashed where to treat if needed! #dsma
Mindy Bartleson (she/her) @mindy_bartleson
A2: I consider below 40 super low or "call someone until I'm up" low. #DSMA
Diabetes Social Media Advocacy @DiabetesSocMed
RT @HeatherGabel: Q2. Low is low in my book. Though 45 and below I might describe as a "scary low" or an "icky low" #Hypoglycemia #dsma
Mindy Bartleson (she/her) @mindy_bartleson
RT @ChelcieRice: Q2 The Get Down #dsma
Lesley Kimball @poeticlibrarian
Q2. <60 maybe irritating? forces me to stop and do something. <40 definitely low and need to do better #dsma
Pancreassassin @Pancreassassin
I'm late. But I'm joining anyway. Please don't kick me out. #dsma
Candy Parker @candyp4
I call it horrible for the rest of the day!! No leading symptoms but definitely reactions!! #dsma https://t.co/QdTqXA9DHG
Chris Stocker @LifeofaDiabetic
@asbrown1 Now this is getting super weird. Some book called Brightspots and Landmines, you may have heard of it #DSMA #walkingtestiomonialforthebook
Jenn C @JennMamaBear
RT @HeatherGabel: Q2. Low is low in my book. Though 45 and below I might describe as a "scary low" or an "icky low" #Hypoglycemia #dsma
StephenS @StephenSType1
@KarenBittrSweet Below 40: "Stephen eat the cheeseburger" (not medical advice) #dsma
Mindy Bartleson (she/her) @mindy_bartleson
RT @ChelcieRice: Q2 The Boogie Down #dsma
Arden's Day T1D @ArdensDay
Q1. Only if it’s present or coming quickly. Otherwise I trust the process, expect it to fail at times and react appropriately. #dsma
Mike Hoskins @MHoskins2179
Q1. I think of hypos at least once or twice a day, usually. My CGM helps keep me on track & feel safe. #dsma #BeyondA1C
Heather R. Walker, Ph.D. @Heather_RoseW
Hahaha that's real!! 😂😂 @Rc_Tomato #dsma
StephenS @StephenSType1
RT @JennMamaBear: RT @HeatherGabel: RT @HeatherGabel: Q2. Low is low in my book. Though 45 and below I might describe as a "scary low" or an "icky low" #Hypoglycemia #dsma
Amanda Jo @AmandaJoCountry
Q2: Low. Unless I'm under 40. Then I call it "I'm dying..." lol #DSMA
Mike Barry 💉 @mikebarry44
Q2 what George Halas yelled at officials from the sidelines "c*********" #DSMA
A Diabetic Comic✊🏾 @ChelcieRice
Q2 Th' D #dsma
The Practical Diabetic (Leon Tribe) @PracticalDeeb
@DiabetesSocMed A2: Thankfully I've never been below 70 (3.9 in our scale). Even 3.9 freaked me out though. #DSMA
Stacey Simms @staceysimms
Q2: Just low. He can feel worse at 75 than 45. Really depends on how he feels rather than just meter number. #dsma
Amanda Jo @AmandaJoCountry
@Pancreassassin I'm late too. We can be fashionably late to the party together #dsma
Pancreassassin @Pancreassassin
1. I think about hypos very time I bolus. Is it going to mess me up? #dsma
Gautam Narang @hylozoists
@DiabetesSocMed .a failure on the part of my liver to release glycogen when my body requires it the most. #dsma
Arden's Day T1D @ArdensDay
I act under 65. Act fast under 60. In the end much depends on how fast or if the BG is falling. #dsma q2 https://t.co/n7oGM54nmT
Diabetes Social Media Advocacy @DiabetesSocMed
Q3. What do you consider to be mild hypoglycemia? Severe? #dsma
Pancreassassin @Pancreassassin
2. Below 70 is low. Under 40 is wow low. #dsma
StephenS @StephenSType1
RT @DiabetesSocMed: Q3. What do you consider to be mild hypoglycemia? Severe? #dsma
Brenda Bell @tmana
Q2. FWIW, my goal range is 80-120. It's extremely rare for me to drop below 80 #dsma
Pancreassassin @Pancreassassin
3. Mild hypo is 50's and 60's. #dsma
Stacey Simms @staceysimms
@LifeofaDiabetic @asbrown1 You guys!!! #dsma
Amanda Jo @AmandaJoCountry
@SweeterCherise Me too. Then I end up 300 lol #dsma
Kelly / Diabetes @diabetesalish
@mikebarry44 Diversary isn't until Halloween 🎃 👻 #dsma
Diabetes Social Media Advocacy @DiabetesSocMed
RT @tmana: Q2. FWIW, my goal range is 80-120. It's extremely rare for me to drop below 80 #dsma
Mike Barry 💉 @mikebarry44
@StephenSType1 @KarenBittrSweet *takes medical advice* nom nom #DSMA
Mike Hoskins @MHoskins2179
Q2. #dsma Frustrating. And usually there's some vulgarity. Hypos are distracting.
Douglas @salguodmai
@DiabetesSocMed Below 60 isn't so bad or so scary, below 40 I'm a little nervous. No names for something like that. #dsma
Mike Barry 💉 @mikebarry44
@diabetesalish Danzig! #DSMA
Arden's Day T1D @ArdensDay
Q2 continued. A steady 65 may just get a decreased temp basal… #dsma
Jenn C @JennMamaBear
Q3: Mild to me is above 50 and severe is below 40. #dsma
Brenda Bell @tmana
Q3. Most of what I'm dealing with is technically "mild". The Other Half calls "low" 100. I call it 80, unless I'm b****y #dsma
Chris Stocker @LifeofaDiabetic
Anything below 80 I'll grab a snack, nothing heavy. Anything below 150 before gym I drink Gatorade before #DSMA
Lesley Kimball @poeticlibrarian
Q3 Mild = 55 - 75, Severe = <55 But, I have felt worse at 72 than at 48. Numbers on our devices aren't exact #dsma
Janis N. Senungetuk @JanJava
A2+ 40 bg or under I need help from someone, loose muscle control #dsma
Gary Rind @garyrind
@DiabetesSocMed Q2 below 60 = F*ck! below 40 = oh f*ck! only been under 40 2x in 14 years #DSMA
A Diabetic Comic✊🏾 @ChelcieRice
Q3 Mild 90-80 because lately I can still function. 60-50 is severe because of how I feel #dsma
Brenda Bell @tmana
Q3. Doc initially suggested that if I dropped below 50, I'd die. (Go figure) #dsma
Candy Parker @candyp4
Mild would be around 50 for me. Severe is below 40. #dsma https://t.co/BI95Z4Mmfr
Stacey Simms @staceysimms
@AmandaJoCountry @Pancreassassin No clock punching here! Glad you both made it!! #dsma
StephenS @StephenSType1
Q3. Mild hypoglycemia (to me)? About 75 mg/dL. Severe? 50 mg/dL or below #dsma
Heather R. Walker, Ph.D. @Heather_RoseW
Q3. Mild hypoglycemia looks like me helping myself, severe hypoglycemia looks like me needing someone to help me help myself #dsma
StephenS @StephenSType1
Me too RT @staceysimms: @AmandaJoCountry @Pancreassassin No clock punching here! Glad you both made it!! #dsma
DiabetesMine @DiabetesMine
RT @candyp4: Mild would be around 50 for me. Severe is below 40. #dsma https://t.co/BI95Z4Mmfr
kelly close @kellyclose
Do-over, kelly, @diaTribe.org, San Francisco, 30 years, saltine crackers (zesta's) #DSMA
StephenS @StephenSType1
RT @HeatherGabel: Q3. Mild hypoglycemia looks like me helping myself, severe hypoglycemia looks like me needing someone to help me help myself #dsma
Juvenile Johnny @T1DJohnny
I call it low when it's 50 or less. Above that, I just call it workable. #dsma
Brenda Bell @tmana
@T2DRemission Metformin doesn't cause hypos the way sulfonylureas and other classes of T2 drugs can #dsma
Gary Rind @garyrind
@DiabetesSocMed Q3 mild = above 60 #DSMA
Arden's Day T1D @ArdensDay
Q3 Mild is when Arden is unfazed or her life is unfettered. Severe is when she gets that look on her face that breaks my heart. #dsma
Mindy Bartleson (she/her) @mindy_bartleson
RT @DiabetesSocMed: Q3. What do you consider to be mild hypoglycemia? Severe? #dsma
Juvenile Johnny @T1DJohnny
Q2. Under 50 is problematic. #dsma
Amanda Jo @AmandaJoCountry
Mild is 50-70. Anything lower and "I'm dying" lol 😂 #DSMA
Stacey Simms @staceysimms
Q3: mild would be a low number. Severe would be functional impairment. B has been walking & talking at 23. #dsma
Chris Stocker @LifeofaDiabetic
Here's another secret. When I'm low, I don't test, I just start drinking or Skittle-ing. Which is why I overtreat everytime #DSMA
Jenn C @JennMamaBear
@HeatherGabel *knocks on wood* I've never needed help with a low, but a 27 a couple years ago kicked my ass pretty hard. #dsma
Lesley Kimball @poeticlibrarian
Yes, exactly RT @HeatherGabel: Q3. Mild hypoglycemia looks like me helping myself, severe hypoglycemia looks like me needing someone #dsma
Mike Barry 💉 @mikebarry44
Q3 every hypoglycemia is the same, evaluate and treat. Highs are dicier, #baggage #AnnaKarenina #DSMA
Chris @A321Chris
@DiabetesSocMed Action: ok what do I have to eat, no what do I want, no what do I need, damit man just eat something NOW! #DSMA
Pancreassassin @Pancreassassin
My "severe" hypoglycemia is under 40, or anything that lasts over an hour. #dsma
Janis N. Senungetuk @JanJava
A3.Mild is 65 to 55, severe is 40 or below #dsma
Mindy Bartleson (she/her) @mindy_bartleson
A3: for mild or severe- it's not necessarily the number for me but how I feel. If I feel like crap, I consider that severe. #DSMA
Bad Samaritan @badsamaritan121
@DiabetesSocMed Q1 Depends if I'm having a busy day or I get unexpectedly active #dsma
Stacey Simms @staceysimms
Q3: But, that's a person with attentive caregivers. He might give you a different answer. I can tell you I RAN for that juice!! #dsma
StephenS @StephenSType1
RT @badsamaritan121: @DiabetesSocMed Q1 Depends if I'm having a busy day or I get unexpectedly active #dsma
Juvenile Johnny @T1DJohnny
Q3. For me, a mild low is 60. 45 or less is severe. #dsma
Emilie T @SweetHiyachica
Q3. Mild: < 80 dropping gradually. Severe: < 70 dropping like a stone. With gastroparesis can't wait to treat--stomach might be slow. #dsma
StephenS @StephenSType1
RT @mindy_bartleson: A3: A3: for mild or severe- it's not necessarily the number for me but how I feel. If I feel like crap, I consider that severe. #DSMA
Mike Hoskins @MHoskins2179
Q3. My hypo symptoms often change, not the same each time. And hypo unaware at key times. Mostly <55 is severe, but often can't feel #DSMA
Gary Rind @garyrind
@DiabetesSocMed Q3 Severe = below 50 #DSMA
Heather R. Walker, Ph.D. @Heather_RoseW
Q3. Severe hypoglycemia is when fear gets in as a symptom. It's when I start considering the idea that "I might not be okay" #dsma
Arden's Day T1D @ArdensDay
When you can bolus for an ‘eat the kitchen’ event… then you are truly a zen ninja. #hypo #dsma
Mike Barry 💉 @mikebarry44
Q3b both depend on the angle. Every time I hit ~180, I reach for my syringe. #greatveins #DSMA
Chris @A321Chris
@DiabetesSocMed It's always there, lurking in the background #DSMA
Bad Samaritan @badsamaritan121
@DiabetesSocMed Q2 I call it 'Oh, shit' time cuz that's usually my response when I check and it's that low 😊 #dsma
Gautam Narang @hylozoists
@DiabetesSocMed 70 is mild, lower than this is severe. #dsma
Diabetes Social Media Advocacy @DiabetesSocMed
Q4. How scared are you of hypoglycemia on a scale of 1-10? #dsma
A Diabetic Comic✊🏾 @ChelcieRice
#dsma https://t.co/SHtrOaNl2P
Heather R. Walker, Ph.D. @Heather_RoseW
#truth @KarenBittrSweet #dsma
cynthia rogers-celt @CynthiaCelt
Q2. blood sugar of 60...I call "Chance to scarf a couple skittles." A test that pops a 40, "crap, where am I? I have diabetes?" #dsma
Mindy Bartleson (she/her) @mindy_bartleson
RT @DiabetesSocMed: Q4. How scared are you of hypoglycemia on a scale of 1-10? #dsma
Renza / Diabetogenic @RenzaS
Hello #DSMA! Sorry I'm late for today's chat. I'll play catch up....
StephenS @StephenSType1
RT @DiabetesSocMed: Q4. How scared are you of hypoglycemia on a scale of 1-10? #dsma
Pancreassassin @Pancreassassin
4. We're close friends. I'm not super scared of hypoglycemia. Maybe a 2. I've only had a few "bad" episodes though. #dsma
Chris @A321Chris
@DiabetesSocMed Mild; 60's Severe; <40 #DSMA
Mike Hoskins @MHoskins2179
Don't think clearly when Low. Mentally, I want to just eat everything to feel better. Which leads to Highs. #DSMA #BeyondA1C
Mike Barry 💉 @mikebarry44
@ArdensDay I figure how many carbs get me to 70 and then bolus for the other 3/4 bag of the "family size" chips. #DSMA #notadoctor #stickofbeemans
Mindy Bartleson (she/her) @mindy_bartleson
@DiabetesSocMed Is 1 least and 10 most? #dsma
Brenda Bell @tmana
Q4. Depends. For me, right now, 1 - maybe. For The Other Half, 3? #dsma
Candy Parker @candyp4
10 since I have no symptoms. #dsma https://t.co/0KsEmvOOze
Gautam Narang @hylozoists
@LifeofaDiabetic excatly. I too dont check but start straight away. Usually catch my bs at 70. #dsma
Bad Samaritan @badsamaritan121
@DiabetesSocMed Q3. Mild is under 100, severe is about 65 #dsma
The Practical Diabetic (Leon Tribe) @PracticalDeeb
@DiabetesSocMed A4. 1 (for now) #LADAHoneymoonComplacency #DSMA
Jenn C @JennMamaBear
Q4 Lows scare me so much more than a high. Scale of 1-10 depends on how low it is. #dsma
Gary Rind @garyrind
@DiabetesSocMed Q4 awake = 2; asleep = 4 #DSMA
Mike Barry 💉 @mikebarry44
Q4 1 #DSMA
A Diabetic Comic✊🏾 @ChelcieRice
Q4 When I'm asleep and ol' Dexys Midnight Runners loses signal...a 10 #dsma
StephenS @StephenSType1
Q4. Are you asking me or the people who are around me every day? For me, it's a solid 6.8. Others, something higher than that #dsma
Juvenile Johnny @T1DJohnny
Q4. 3. I'm usually wearing a @dexcom , so I'm confident I'll fix it before it becomes an issue. If no CGM, then 8. #dsma
kelly close @kellyclose
RT @DiabetesSocMed: Q1. How many times per day do you think about hypoglycemia? #dsma
Janis N. Senungetuk @JanJava
A4.Scared? depends on where I am & if I'm alone. I get concerned if I'm alone & my bg is slow to respond. #dsma
Amanda Jo @AmandaJoCountry
Q4: 2. I use to be a lot more afraid of them till Dexcom came along #grateful #DSMA
kelly close @kellyclose
RT @HeatherGabel: Q1. I think about hypoglycemia as often as every hour I'm awake. It's a creeping worry I can't get away from... #downer #dsma
Stacey Simms @staceysimms
Q4: I'll say 4. I take it seriously but don't live in fear of it. Worry about later in life, lows when he's alone. #dsma
Chloe, MLS(ASCP)ᴄᴍ,SBBᴄᴍ @chloeirena
@DiabetesSocMed Chloe, Delaware, type 1, 13 years, sour patch watermelons #dsma
kelly close @kellyclose
RT @mikebarry44: Q4 1 #DSMA
Lesley Kimball @poeticlibrarian
Q4. Not scared enough(hence hypoglycemia unawareness)I've had hypos that frightened me tho the 1s that should have left me unconscious #dsma
kelly close @kellyclose
RT @JennMamaBear: Q4 Lows scare me so much more than a high. Scale of 1-10 depends on how low it is. #dsma
Mike Hoskins @MHoskins2179
Just saw a preview for movie about a "Man in Black," which is fitting... as we're taking hypos. #DSMA
kelly close @kellyclose
RT @badsamaritan121: @DiabetesSocMed Q3. Mild is under 100, severe is about 65 #dsma
Renza / Diabetogenic @RenzaS
@DiabetesSocMed It depends how many lows I'm having. If I've been mostly low-free, or only mild lows, I'm not too scared. After a nasty low: 10.. #DSMA
StephenS @StephenSType1
RT @AmandaJoCountry: Q4: Q4: 2. I use to be a lot more afraid of them till Dexcom came along #grateful #DSMA
Gautam Narang @hylozoists
@DiabetesSocMed should say 7 #dsma. Because I know that it ruins nerves if its frequency is high. #DSMA
kelly close @kellyclose
RT @candyp4: 10 since I have no symptoms. #dsma https://t.co/0KsEmvOOze
Douglas @salguodmai
Out on a run 5, sitting here on #dsma 1 https://t.co/zFxWsS78we
StephenS @StephenSType1
RT @ChelcieRice: Q4 When I'm asleep and ol' Dexys Midnight Runners loses signal...a 10 #dsma
Heather R. Walker, Ph.D. @Heather_RoseW
Q4. I was more afraid before pregnancy, I'd call it a 9. Now, after having 3-5 lows per day for five months, I'm less so. Maybe a 6. #dsma
Arden's Day T1D @ArdensDay
Q4. I’m not afraid of diabetes. I am respectful of insulin but not afraid. I won’t live like that. I won’t teach my daughter fear. #dsma
Mx. Renegade is in GHOUL MODE 👻 @MxRenegade
@mikebarry44 Agreed. Do you have issues thinking clearly with highs? #DSMA
Mike Barry 💉 @mikebarry44
@KarenBittrSweet Yes, it can be rattling to wake up naked in a pool of cranberry juice #2000 #longstory #DSMA
kelly close @kellyclose
@candyp4 How long has that been the case @candyp4? When did that start happening? #dsma
Jenn C @JennMamaBear
@KarenBittrSweet YES!! I keep you on speed-text. *wink wink* #dsma
cynthia rogers-celt @CynthiaCelt
Q4. Hypoglycemia Fear Factor Richter scale= 3-4? but is so situational in my mind (in the mtns V. safe and comfy on the couch) #dsma
Renza / Diabetogenic @RenzaS
Overall, I think I'm less afraid because I wear Dex full time and trust it. My anxiety & fear increases when I'm not wearing it. #DSMA
Diabetes Social Media Advocacy @DiabetesSocMed
We are going to switch gears. The next few questions might be uncomfortable. If you do not want to share- you do not have to. #dsma
Arden's Day T1D @ArdensDay
Matrix bitch! #dsma #slowbullets #boldwithinsulin https://t.co/yOJJDRLmfH
StephenS @StephenSType1
RT @DiabetesSocMed: We are going to switch gears. The next few questions might be uncomfortable. If you do not want to share- you do not have to. #dsma
Bad Samaritan @badsamaritan121
@DiabetesSocMed Q4. At night sometimes so I'll check & re-check my BG before falling asleep. More worried now that I'm single & live alone #dsma
Mike Barry 💉 @mikebarry44
@ArdensDay #boldwithpotatochips #DSMA
Brenda Bell @tmana
Agreed, but not 4 that reason RT @Rc_Tomato: Q4. I'm honestly more worried about constant highs due to the changes in my retinas. :\ #dsma
Diabetes Social Media Advocacy @DiabetesSocMed
Q5. When was your worst hypoglycemic event and what happened? #dsma
kelly close @kellyclose
@DiabetesSocMed It's not even really a number… How's scared am I of hypo? Answer is really "always," which I guess is a 10+ times a google? #dsma
cynthia rogers-celt @CynthiaCelt
@mikebarry44 @KarenBittrSweet Next week's #dsma topic
Pancreassassin @Pancreassassin
5. Worst in recent memory, I had to ask a stranger to operate a vending machine for me. #dsma
Renza / Diabetogenic @RenzaS
@mikebarry44 @KarenBittrSweet Eek! I find those 'where did all the crumbs/juice boxes in the bed come from?' lows are always unpleasant. #DSMA
StephenS @StephenSType1
RT @DiabetesSocMed: Q5. When was your worst hypoglycemic event and what happened? #dsma
Lesley Kimball @poeticlibrarian
It's hard to separate feelings about my own bgs from my feelings about daughter's bg levels... #dsma
Chris Stocker @LifeofaDiabetic
Q4 - Not too scared. I still wake up in the middle of the night from a low, so if I didn't, then maybe different answer. #DSMA
Pancreassassin @Pancreassassin
5. Possibly having to have a mini glucagon dose at camp. #dsma
Mindy Bartleson (she/her) @mindy_bartleson
A4: honestly- 2. My OCD focuses on the high. And that's when my anxiety symptoms really come into play. #DSMA
Mindy Bartleson (she/her) @mindy_bartleson
RT @DiabetesSocMed: Q5. When was your worst hypoglycemic event and what happened? #dsma
Heather R. Walker, Ph.D. @Heather_RoseW
Q4. Hypoglycemia is a reminder of my mortality. Every severe low reminds me my body is temporal. Can be tough psychologically #dsma
Renza / Diabetogenic @RenzaS
@DiabetesSocMed I was pregnant, going for a walk & passed out. I woke up to paramedics in a friend's apartment. No idea how I got there... #DSMA
Mindy Bartleson (she/her) @mindy_bartleson
A5: multiple tweet alert! #DSMA
Jenn C @JennMamaBear
Q5: A few years ago, I woke up 2am & wobbled to the kitchen, started inhaling everything then checked. I was 27. Then inhaled ktchn. #dsma
Brenda Bell @tmana
Q5. My second Yom Kippur after diagnosis. When I was afraid of dropping below 50 (see previous tweet), I broke the fast 30 min early #dsma
Lesley Kimball @poeticlibrarian
Q5. Worst was waking up in ER, warming blankets, IV - told my core temp was down to 94. Someone found me outside in winter #dsma
Chris Stocker @LifeofaDiabetic
Q5 was at a bar had like 2 beers but felt "hammered" so got driven home and couldn't keep eyes open in backseat, was gonna pass out.. #DSMA
Amanda Jo @AmandaJoCountry
Q5: I've had 2 really bad hypos & both I was aware of what's going on but couldn't move or talk to ask for help. BG was 28 both times #DSMA
A Diabetic Comic✊🏾 @ChelcieRice
Q5 I've told this story many times. If you want to hear it again let me know. #dsma
cynthia rogers-celt @CynthiaCelt
RT @DiabetesSocMed: Q5. When was your worst hypoglycemic event and what happened? #dsma
Arden's Day T1D @ArdensDay
Q5. Seizures. Twice. Both before good tech, both when Arden was very little (2&3). Glucose gel, cried, learned from it and moved on. #dsma
Douglas @salguodmai
A5 I do have a name for the #BrainScramble so low you can't think and your brain rotates 3 thoughts, none of them good major panic #dsma https://t.co/DdiiT6YMJ4
Chris Stocker @LifeofaDiabetic
Q5 decided I would test before I did and I was at 34..will never forget seeing that number. #DSMA
Stacey Simms @staceysimms
Q5: 2 weeks post dx at a kids play area. Benny dozing off, we checked, BG 28. Hubs ran to get juice while I gave tabs we had (more..) #dsma
Candy Parker @candyp4
I dropped completely and began having seizures. I'm not sure what # was but had to be carried to the hospital be ambulance. #dsma https://t.co/8fhJZolAiu
A Diabetic Comic✊🏾 @ChelcieRice
Q5 Never had a low on stage though #dsma
Brenda Bell @tmana
@poeticlibrarian That sounds like me in a room under 77F, WITHOUT hypoglycemia. Usually end up high and hypertensive #dsma
Renza / Diabetogenic @RenzaS
I'm always afraid of the 'what if'. I try not to think about it, but when I do, I really am just terrified. #DSMA https://t.co/L3DLf5TePF
Mike Hoskins @MHoskins2179
Q5. My worst hypos ever = tie: driving & ended up in a ditch; thought my wife was an alien trying to hurt me. #DSMA
Mindy Bartleson (she/her) @mindy_bartleson
A5: 3 months after diagnosis at age 7. Was at a gifted day camp program. Signed up for a rhythm and sound course. Turns out... #DSMA
StephenS @StephenSType1
Q5. It's a tie... 1) Passed out on the train coming home from work. 2) On the sidewalk near work, while passersby took videos of me #dsma
Gary Rind @garyrind
@DiabetesSocMed Q5 yr. ago, moved Lantus shot from 6:30 to 4:00 am. driving 2 park 2 run, vision got fuzzy. turned around, went home & sugar was 21! #DSMA
Gautam Narang @hylozoists
@DiabetesSocMed i had gone to taiwan to buy machinery and in the night there was a hypo that made my next day futile. #dsma
Mike Barry 💉 @mikebarry44
@RenzaS @DiabetesSocMed And now you have a brilliant daughter! #DSMA #hyposchmypo
Heather R. Walker, Ph.D. @Heather_RoseW
Q5. When I was 14, I had two hypoglycemia-induced seizures within 24 hours. After the second was hospitalized #dsma
Pancreassassin @Pancreassassin
5. Oh! It could be the time I was stuck in the 40's and super paranoid about ppl trying to break in... #dsma
Diabetes Social Media Advocacy @DiabetesSocMed
RT @garyrind: @DiabetesSocMed Q3 Severe = below 50 #DSMA
Juvenile Johnny @T1DJohnny
Q5. I took a shot, then started reading a article online. I really got into it, and never went to eat. I woke up in the hospital. #dsma
Renza / Diabetogenic @RenzaS
'White out' lows.... #DSMA https://t.co/W3BmZwpWzI
Diabetes Social Media Advocacy @DiabetesSocMed
RT @badsamaritan121: @DiabetesSocMed Q2 I call it 'Oh, shit' time cuz that's usually my response when I check and it's that low 😊 #dsma
Diabetes Social Media Advocacy @DiabetesSocMed
RT @hylozoists: @DiabetesSocMed 70 is mild, lower than this is severe. #dsma
Amanda Jo @AmandaJoCountry
@ChelcieRice I have. It's not that fun #Dsma
Emilie T @SweetHiyachica
q5. Was vomiting so glucose wouldn't stay down. Meter in 50s but shaking/semi conscious. Fam call 911. 1st & only ambulance ride. #DSMA
Mindy Bartleson (she/her) @mindy_bartleson
A5: it was about using your body! Went extremely low every day. Ran out of low supplies. And BG was at one point unreadable on meter. #DSMA
Arden's Day T1D @ArdensDay
She was, still is… RUN! #dsma https://t.co/V1Nk2O3SlC https://t.co/zy0o1ITgIJ
kelly close @kellyclose
@DiabetesSocMed Q5. I was home alone+so low that I couldn't walk ortalk. I was trying 2crawl to fridge 4 OJ. Tried 9x 2 knock it down off shelf #saved #dsma
Bad Samaritan @badsamaritan121
@DiabetesSocMed Sonya, KY, T1DM, 13 years, a tube of cake decorating icing #dsma
Diabetes Social Media Advocacy @DiabetesSocMed
@lacesouttan I don't think there's a right or wrong way. You know what works best for you. #nojudgementzone #dsma
Mike Hoskins @MHoskins2179
Q5. This is a #dblog I write about a violent aggressive low... very scary moments. https://t.co/JHS5oCdXN5 #DSMA
Janis N. Senungetuk @JanJava
A5. In 1998, after shoveling car out of snow, passed out alone in apartment. My spouse found me 3 hour later w cats sitting on me. #dsma
Stacey Simms @staceysimms
Q5: He drank the juice ate a snack. We called endo, "Now what do we do?!" Nothing, he's fine. We were like, what?! No ER visit, etc. #dsma
StephenS @StephenSType1
@hylozoists @DiabetesSocMed Were you by yourself at the time? One of my biggest fears, another country unable to speak for myself #dsma
Diabetes Social Media Advocacy @DiabetesSocMed
@PWPillBox I miss those days #dsma
Marie Smith @CelloBard
@DiabetesSocMed Worst hypo my meter said less than 20. I can't remember what happened next. #DSMA
A Diabetic Comic✊🏾 @ChelcieRice
@AmandaJoCountry Ever since major episode I always make sure i'm up before I go on. I've always had a fear of falling off the stage #dsma
Mike Barry 💉 @mikebarry44
Q5 have had several, cranberry, blood/ meat, FrenchSwearing, family aliens, kid/ dogfood, #headpounding #dsma
kelly close @kellyclose
RT @RenzaS: I'm always afraid of the 'what if'. I try not to think about it, but when I do, I really am just terrified. #DSMA https://t.co/L3DLf5TePF
Renza / Diabetogenic @RenzaS
I can actually feel the terror in all these stories of low... That desperation and fear. I can taste it and my heart is racing... #DSMA
Bad Samaritan @badsamaritan121
RT @DiabetesSocMed: Please read and share....What to Do if You Run Out of Insulin – Insulin Nation #diabetes #dsma https://t.co/87kLEqgqhP
Arden's Day T1D @ArdensDay
So important to say that I’m a caregiver not a T1. Being alone and low must be insane. #dsma
Chris Stocker @LifeofaDiabetic
I was having mouth surgery and I was horrified that I was gonna go low and not know bc of the laughing gas. No CGM at that time. #dsma
Lesley Kimball @poeticlibrarian
My sister in law had to drive me around after released... had no idea where I had left my car :( #dsma
Brenda Bell @tmana
@mikebarry44 French swearing? That has to have been a colorful one! #dsma
Chris @A321Chris
@DiabetesSocMed Whoops missed the sign in. Chris, NC, T1D, almost 30 years, July 23 will be my diaversery, whatever I can get my grimy hands on. #DSMA
Mike Hoskins @MHoskins2179
Aliens, Apple Cider & Honey during a hypo. #DOC #DSMA https://t.co/WkbxpWpwI1
Diabetes Social Media Advocacy @DiabetesSocMed
Thank you for sharing tonight-I know this is a tough subject. I wish I could hug everyone right now. I know I need a hug. #dsma
Jenn C @JennMamaBear
RT @RenzaS: I can actually feel the terror in all these stories of low... That desperation and fear. I can taste it and my heart is racing... #DSMA
Lesley Kimball @poeticlibrarian
Me too RT @RenzaS: I can feel the terror in all these stories of low That desperation and fear. I can taste it and my heart is racing #dsma
Heather R. Walker, Ph.D. @Heather_RoseW
I second this, @RenzaS #tooreal #dsma
StephenS @StephenSType1
@poeticlibrarian Had one of those once... I had forgotten about it. Selective retention #dsma
kelly close @kellyclose
So completely. It is heart-stopping. #dsma https://t.co/3NtuRbODgS
Mike Barry 💉 @mikebarry44
@tmana Woke up in ER by drunk guy ranting so I ranted back in French, until they brought my #shelbydrinkyourjuice #DSMA
Lesley Kimball @poeticlibrarian
@StephenSType1 @poeticlibrarian Best to forget... Not to repeat though! #dsma
Diabetes Social Media Advocacy @DiabetesSocMed
Q6. Think back to your first hypoglycemic event - how was it different from your most recent hypo? What was your A1c? #dsma
The Practical Diabetic (Leon Tribe) @PracticalDeeb
@RenzaS Allo Renza :) We'll have to stop meeting like this :P #DSMA
Stacey Simms @staceysimms
Same. You guys are brave. Thanks for talking about this stuff. #dsma https://t.co/zjeEej5dSW
Candy Parker @candyp4
You really have to treat it with a smile. After all, it's our reality. #dsma https://t.co/Ow3SIhH1jN
StephenS @StephenSType1
Well said RT @poeticlibrarian: Best to forget... Not to repeat though! #dsma
Diabetes Social Media Advocacy @DiabetesSocMed
If you do not feel comfortable sharing your A1C- you do not have to. :) #dsma
Renza / Diabetogenic @RenzaS
It is scary, but #DSMA feels like a safe place to be discussing something so difficult. Sending you hugs from Melbourne. x https://t.co/XZxZK9vveF
Chris Stocker @LifeofaDiabetic
@SweeterCherise We're doing a Twitter chat which automatically means we are over-sharers #DSMA
A Diabetic Comic✊🏾 @ChelcieRice
@AmandaJoCountry Holy crap. That sounds like a nightmare. #dsma
StephenS @StephenSType1
RT @DiabetesSocMed: Q6. Think back to your first hypoglycemic event - how was it different from your most recent hypo? What was your A1c? #dsma
cynthia rogers-celt @CynthiaCelt
Q5. Scariest hypo, miles in on a backcountry hike. Panicked when saw the hole in the "candy pocket" of the pack. Bears got my skittles #dsma
Pancreassassin @Pancreassassin
6. First one I remember was Thxgiving after dx. Fell to 28, was force fed Pepsi and lots of cranberry sauce. #dsma
Jenn C @JennMamaBear
Q6: The difference this time is I didn't finish off the ice cream sitting on the kitchen floor. A1C is better now than it was then... #dsma
Heather R. Walker, Ph.D. @Heather_RoseW
Q6. I honestly have no recollection of the first time I experienced hypoglycemia. Likely clouded by the thousands since... #dsma
Lesley Kimball @poeticlibrarian
Q6. Can't remember my first hypo..Got my A1c down quickly after diagnosis and spent a few years <6 (those days long gone) so had lots #dsma
Brenda Bell @tmana
Q6. Can't remember recent hypos (don't remember when I've been any lower than "unsafe to bicycle" - usually below 90) #dsma
Amanda Jo @AmandaJoCountry
@ChelcieRice Yeah it was terrible. I thought maybe I was cured for a minute! #dsma
A Diabetic Comic✊🏾 @ChelcieRice
Q6 Don't really remember my first but I know it was scary. Even before I was diagnosed I never felt like that before #dsma
Bad Samaritan @badsamaritan121
@DiabetesSocMed Q5. Very first pump, accidentally gave myself 50 unit bolus. Got so full but had to keep eating/drinking #dsma
Heather R. Walker, Ph.D. @Heather_RoseW
RT @DiabetesSocMed: If you do not feel comfortable sharing your A1C- you do not have to. :) #dsma
Mike Barry 💉 @mikebarry44
@ChelcieRice @AmandaJoCountry Paul Westerberg broke his finger, @rnv123 broke his brilliant Squier Strat! #DSMA. I used complimentary beer to @SugarSurfing rocking #DSMA
Candy Parker @candyp4
The only difference for me was my level of awareness. #dsma https://t.co/EeQPxzeE1f
Mindy Bartleson (she/her) @mindy_bartleson
A6: don't remember what my a1c was then. I also don't share that number online. BUT big difference age & knowledge about diabetes #DSMA
Mike Hoskins @MHoskins2179
Q6. Dx'd at 5, I don't remember 1st hypo... But when young they were crazy, hallucinating violent reactions. Not that way in yrs now #dsma
Chris Stocker @LifeofaDiabetic
My first low I remember feeling "drunk" and the nurse said, "you're 19, how do you know that feeling". My A1C was up over 12 at dx #dsma
Mindy Bartleson (she/her) @mindy_bartleson
RT @DiabetesSocMed: If you do not feel comfortable sharing your A1C- you do not have to. :) #dsma
Mindy Bartleson (she/her) @mindy_bartleson
RT @DiabetesSocMed: Q6. Think back to your first hypoglycemic event - how was it different from your most recent hypo? What was your A1c? #dsma
Diabetes Social Media Advocacy @DiabetesSocMed
RT @MHoskins2179: Q6. Dx'd at 5, I don't remember 1st hypo... But when young they were crazy, hallucinating violent reactions. Not that way in yrs now #dsma
Renza / Diabetogenic @RenzaS
My first low was a novelty & I insisted on narrating it while it was happening. I can talk under water. And under 2mmol/l. #DSMA
Arden's Day T1D @ArdensDay
I wrote about Arden’s seizure for diabetes blog week in 2011. https://t.co/EDYBgPDrb6 #dsma
Amanda Jo @AmandaJoCountry
Q6: My 1st low sucked b/c it came on fast & I didn't know what was happening #DSMA
StephenS @StephenSType1
Q6. 1st time was in the hospital after diagnosis. Thankfully, someone was there to explain it. Latest was tonight while making dinner #dsma
Gautam Narang @hylozoists
@DiabetesSocMed foriegn land, not paid much attention to eating. Missed my next day appointments had to explain what happenned. #DSMA
Diabetes Social Media Advocacy @DiabetesSocMed
RT @RenzaS: My first low was a novelty & I insisted on narrating it while it was happening. I can talk under water. And under 2mmol/l. #DSMA
cynthia rogers-celt @CynthiaCelt
@DiabetesHeroes Hello! #dsma https://t.co/u9Bx8Mzmca
Juvenile Johnny @T1DJohnny
Q6. I had someone there to help me get it fixed. Now, I have a CGM to let me know to take a proactive approach. #dsma
Brenda Bell @tmana
Q6. As far as a first "real" hypo... don't think I saw it as anything more than a new/learning experience #dsma
Mindy Bartleson (she/her) @mindy_bartleson
For me. It's not that I'm not comfortable. But I believe a1c doesn't tell the whole story. & I work with teens. #dsma #YDMV https://t.co/7LVWwIIGIs
Mike Hoskins @MHoskins2179
Have a newly dx'd T2 friend who just had his first low... Described as weird. Bit not overly dramatic or scary. #dsma
Amanda Jo @AmandaJoCountry
@mikebarry44 @ChelcieRice @rnv123 @SugarSurfing Yikes! #dsma
Gary Rind @garyrind
@DiabetesSocMed Q6 can't remember first hypo. most recent A1C was 5.7 #DSMA
Mindy Bartleson (she/her) @mindy_bartleson
RT @RenzaS: It is scary, but #DSMA feels like a safe place to be discussing something so difficult. Sending you hugs from Melbourne. x https://t.co/XZxZK9vveF
Mike Barry 💉 @mikebarry44
Q6 first hypo I lit ice cream carton on fire defrosting it outside in (with broiler) instead of inside out (microwave). Now = calmer. #DSMA
Janis N. Senungetuk @JanJava
A6.My first was in 1955, terrified my Mom who poured orange juice down me. Had lots of lows while pregnant in 1970, drank lots of Coke #dsma
Chris Stocker @LifeofaDiabetic
@StephenSType1 Those are my favorite lows, less insulin I have to take with dinner then #DSMA unless it's too early before dinner and have to treat
StephenS @StephenSType1
@RenzaS Wow, I didn't know you could remain conscious at 2... #dsma
Juvenile Johnny @T1DJohnny
Q6. When I was diagnosed, there was no such thing as a CGM. It's truly changed/saved my life. I'm blessed & fortunate to have one. #dsma
A Diabetic Comic✊🏾 @ChelcieRice
Q6 My last low wasn't so bad but I had one a month ago that left me feeling like i had fallen off a cliff #dsma
Chris Stocker @LifeofaDiabetic
My A1C is not even discussed at endo appt. She simply circles it and says "you know where to find it if you want to see it" #DSMA https://t.co/GpDzPURqAr
Renza / Diabetogenic @RenzaS
@StephenSType1 2mmol/l = 36 in your language... (Sorry - I just add confusion to #DSMA!)
Kelsey Geller @kelseygeller
How was I not following @SweeterCherise and #DSMA already??
Arden's Day T1D @ArdensDay
Q6. Lows way worse when a1c was 8 & 9. Didn’t know what I was doing. Now a1c is 5.6 but lows aren’t a surprise or that drastic #dsma
Mike Hoskins @MHoskins2179
I am more than a number. My life doesn't revolve around A1C. But I could die from a severe Low, or if BGs go too High. #dsma #BeyondA1C
kelly close @kellyclose
RT @ArdensDay: I wrote about Arden’s seizure for diabetes blog week in 2011. https://t.co/EDYBgPDrb6 #dsma
Pancreassassin @Pancreassassin
6. I think the biggest difference between the and now is that now I don't panic when I'm low. #dsma
Brenda Bell @tmana
@T2DRemission Safe exercise range is supposed to be 100-240 mg/dl. I've HAD to ride as low as 85, but never happily #dsma
Diabetes Social Media Advocacy @DiabetesSocMed
Q6. Are you more scare of hypoglycemia now or when you were first diagnosed? #dsma
Bad Samaritan @badsamaritan121
@DiabetesSocMed Q6. Lowest ever, 30. Felt peripheral vision going black. Stood in front of frig shoving food down my throat. Never been that low again #dsma
StephenS @StephenSType1
@RenzaS Yeah, I knew 2mmol/l was really low! #dsma
Melissa Lee ☮️⚛️ @sweetlyvoiced
@MHoskins2179 Same here. Diagnosed at 10. I have no memory of my first low. I remember reading where we have 15,000 lows in a lifetime with T1D. #dsma
StephenS @StephenSType1
@DiabetesSocMed: Q7. Are you more scare of hypoglycemia now or when you were first diagnosed? #dsma
Chris Memering @zsquaredmama
Hello #dsma. Back to the #gradschool grind. Sorry I missed it, looks like it was some interesting sharing.
Mike Barry 💉 @mikebarry44
@StephenSType1 @RenzaS Single digits with UltraSmart meter! #DSMA #tripping
Brenda Bell @tmana
I think that's Q7. And I think when I was dx'd, because current tx doesn't lead to hypos #dsma
Douglas @salguodmai
A6 Day 1 of being a diabetic, I think it was caused from the insulin doing its job. no one told me about the lows WTF #dsma https://t.co/ih2Wk6TRpb
Marie Smith @CelloBard
First hypo was in the middle of the night and I didn't know what was happening. I couldn't stop crying. I was really scared. #dsma
A Diabetic Comic✊🏾 @ChelcieRice
Q6 Not so much scared but definitely concerned. The lows that wake you up at 3am are intense #dsma
Mx. Renegade is in GHOUL MODE 👻 @MxRenegade
@DiabetesSocMed less scared now that I have a CGM-- also less guilty when I deal with highs. I was diagnosed 2003-- most of the emotions were learned. #DSMA
StephenS @StephenSType1
Q7. Definitely less aware now, but surprised that after 26 years, I'm still pretty aware. Whether I do something about it always...? #dsma
Bad Samaritan @badsamaritan121
@DiabetesSocMed Q6. Definitely now that I'm single and live alone #dsma
Melissa Lee ☮️⚛️ @sweetlyvoiced
I LOVE love love this video called "The Deal with Lows" about how a hypo feels. https://t.co/K6s378O0lk #dsma
Chris @A321Chris
@DiabetesSocMed Far more intense in the early days. Now I just acknowledge, treat and get on with my day. A1c?? #DSMA
Emilie T @SweetHiyachica
Ad on TV just said, "Diabetes can be a daily struggle." LOL. Timing. #dsma
Gary Rind @garyrind
@DiabetesSocMed Q6 definitely when first diagnosed! A1C was so high at dx that I was having a terrible low & my sugar was 80! guzzled can of soda! #DSMA
Candy Parker @candyp4
Now. I'm more aware of the results now than I've ever been before. #dsma https://t.co/IgTCwgdVLo
Jenn C @JennMamaBear
Exactly!! RT @DiabetesHeroes: Q6. 1st one = OMFG! Most recent =You again? You bastard! #dsma
Arden's Day T1D @ArdensDay
3 1/2 year old Arden describes her seizure on video. https://t.co/9LNnkCBOwh #dsma #video
A Diabetic Comic✊🏾 @ChelcieRice
Q6 Although I'm alone now so that makes me worry #dsma
Mx. Renegade is in GHOUL MODE 👻 @MxRenegade
@SweetHiyachica Talk about understatement #DSMA
Janis N. Senungetuk @JanJava
A6. I'm the one in charge now, so I'm more concerned now with hypo unawareness. #dsma
Chris Stocker @LifeofaDiabetic
Q7 when I was first dx'd. Something over 150 was unheard of for me, so I lived on the lower end, now, not so much. #dsma
Lesley Kimball @poeticlibrarian
Q7. Now. At least on an intellectual level #dsma
Amanda Jo @AmandaJoCountry
Q7: I was a lot more afraid right after I was dx'd Dexcom takes most of the fear away #DSMA
Mindy Bartleson (she/her) @mindy_bartleson
A6: honestly. I've never been scared of them specifically. I get scared in the moment. Highs scare me more. #DSMA
Diabetes Social Media Advocacy @DiabetesSocMed
RT @adiabeticabroad:
Mike Barry 💉 @mikebarry44
Q6 not scared. It's a hassle but I feel better dealing with BG snidely. #DSMA
Heather R. Walker, Ph.D. @Heather_RoseW
Have to jump off early! Need a bath in so I can sleep with this baby movin' in my belly. Thanks @SweeterCherise good luck tomorrow! #dsma
Stacey Simms @staceysimms
Q6: Definitely when B first dx'd. We went 7 years no cgm and I'm sure he had lots of lows we never knew about. Gives you perspective. #dsma
cynthia rogers-celt @CynthiaCelt
@KarenBittrSweet Rdg and reflecting on hypoglycemia was such a reminder for me of what I need to NEVER underestimate. ❤😘#thanks everyone #dsma
Renza / Diabetogenic @RenzaS
A6. Now. I understand it & have had some scary experiences. It was like a mythical unicorn when first diagnosed. And easier to treat. #DSMA
Juvenile Johnny @T1DJohnny
Q6. I'm aware, but not scared of lows anymore. Studying symptoms & tech have truly helped. When I was 4, this tech was nowhere around. #dsma
Brenda Bell @tmana
@T2DRemission FWIW, cardio depletes my carb reserve but doesn't drop me; weights don't use my carbs, but DO drop me. Go figure! #dsma
Pancreassassin @Pancreassassin
7. I feel like I was more scared of everything diabetes at the time of my diagnosis. #dsma
Mindy Bartleson (she/her) @mindy_bartleson
#dsma https://t.co/nNeAug3Wcx
Mike Barry 💉 @mikebarry44
@salguodmai @StephenSType1 @RenzaS Meters may not be that accurate. The number heightened the tripping sensation. #DSMA #hypowarstories
Marie Smith @CelloBard
@HeatherGabel I'm sorry you're afraid of hypos. You're not a #downer, you're part of my tribe and never alone. #DSMA
Gautam Narang @hylozoists
@DiabetesSocMed now that I know its hidden effects. #DSMA
cynthia rogers-celt @CynthiaCelt
@MrMikeLawson The "Mehs"... I'll be fine! Ugh! And that's when it happens!!! #dsma
Kelsey Geller @kelseygeller
A6. Scared more now that I have had some experiences with it, but fear more for when I move out on my own and possibly have lows. #DSMA
Janis N. Senungetuk @JanJava
RT @ArdensDay: 3 1/2 year old Arden describes her seizure on video. https://t.co/9LNnkCBOwh #dsma #video
Diabetes Social Media Advocacy @DiabetesSocMed
Q7. How is your work (or school) impacted by hypoglycemia? How does it affect your child?#dsma
StephenS @StephenSType1
RT @DiabetesSocMed: Q7. How is your work (or school) impacted by hypoglycemia? How does it affect your child?#dsma
Brenda Bell @tmana
@T2DRemission That's supposed to be a day or two later -- not while you're lifting! #dsma
Lesley Kimball @poeticlibrarian
I do worry some about lasting effects of too many low bgs. Not sure if memory is worse just bcuz of aging, or also dead brain cells #dsma
Jenn C @JennMamaBear
Q7: Working with numbers gets a little dicey when low, but otherwise work isn't effected. #dsma
Mx. Renegade is in GHOUL MODE 👻 @MxRenegade
@DiabetesSocMed I'm getting ready to work in #schoollibraries and ppl have said I'm going to need to work with an assistant to accommodate my health #DSMA
Gary Rind @garyrind
@DiabetesSocMed Q7 work at a desk so it really doesn't affect it much. no kiddos. #DSMA
Marie Smith @CelloBard
I'm not afraid of hypos now because I have a diabetes alert dog. Noelle catches lows early. She can also detect a leaking pump set. #dsma
Brenda Bell @tmana
Q8. Because I'm in retail, I don't usually have the option of checking when I think I'm low or taking time to treat... #dsma
Lesley Kimball @poeticlibrarian
Q8. Irritates me when I have to interrupt work to treat low. Daughter doesn't like to be distracted either. Or be seen as different #dsma
Mike Barry 💉 @mikebarry44
Q7 work not at all, kid, not sure. She seems sharp. Maybe because or maybe just cool. Idk. #DSMA
Juvenile Johnny @T1DJohnny
Q7. Not really. Only in rare occasions. I tend to over treat a low at work to make sure it doesn't drop again. 1/2 #dsma
Pancreassassin @Pancreassassin
7. I'm looking for work, and trying to hide visible diabetes (pump, CGM, etc). #dsma
Mx. Renegade is in GHOUL MODE 👻 @MxRenegade
@DiabetesSocMed Right now I'm a grad student and blood sugar affects my ability to critically think every time it's out of range #DSMA
Savvy_Mom #NoJusticeNoPeace #WearAMask @oSavvy_One
RT @DiabetesSocMed: Please read and share....What to Do if You Run Out of Insulin – Insulin Nation #diabetes #dsma https://t.co/87kLEqgqhP
Brenda Bell @tmana
Q8 (cont'd)... because it always happens when we're piled deep in customers and there's nobody to relieve me at the cash register #dsma
Chris Memering @zsquaredmama
RT @DiabetesSocMed: Please read and share....What to Do if You Run Out of Insulin – Insulin Nation #diabetes #dsma https://t.co/87kLEqgqhP
StephenS @StephenSType1
Q7. The group I previously worked with was very affected by my lows. Their concern was lovely and frustrating at the same time #dsma
Janis N. Senungetuk @JanJava
A7. Because my vision is effected by lows, and highs, I had to stop photoshoots or editing until bg is stable. #dsma
Stacey Simms @staceysimms
Q7: Biggest problem is lack of sleep when BG is crap overnight. Hard on school, sports, etc #dsma
Mindy Bartleson (she/her) @mindy_bartleson
A7: it just makes me a "mess". Hard to think straight. I also get extra chatty & don't want to sit still. #dsma
A Diabetic Comic✊🏾 @ChelcieRice
Q7 Work gets it because my manager's mother is T1 #dsma
Chris Stocker @LifeofaDiabetic
I've had lows in the middle of pitch meetings and I just pull out the OJ and keep going. If on phone, I ask a question then mute it #dsma
Douglas @salguodmai
On a rare occasion I say "I'm slightly confused and this means my blood sugar may be low, I'm a T1D so I'm going test quick" #dsma part 1 https://t.co/uBpVIl9Bxk
Juvenile Johnny @T1DJohnny
Q7. 2/2 I'm really active at work, so there's no time for the 15/15 practice. #dsma
Lesley Kimball @poeticlibrarian
@Clairellyn There you are! Glad you are here :) #dsma
Amanda Jo @AmandaJoCountry
Q7: I'm a touring musician. I try to keep my BG up before I perform. I have been low on stage. It makes it hard to remember lyrics #DSMA
Candy Parker @candyp4
Bc of my extreme lows/highs, I was forced to quit work and embrace disability. These changes have affected other parts of my body. #dsma https://t.co/AvlpsI3TBw
Douglas @salguodmai
A7 Part 2. I've never faced an issue with a customer being upset, once customer was a doctor, another time their dad was T1D #Justtest #dsma
Mike Barry 💉 @mikebarry44
@KarenBittrSweet https://t.co/s0nZK3okmr. #DSMA
kelly close @kellyclose
RT @mikebarry44: @salguodmai @StephenSType1 @RenzaS Meters may not be that accurate. The number heightened the tripping sensation. #DSMA #hypowarstories
Arden's Day T1D @ArdensDay
Q7. I don’t know. Hasn’t happened at school since Dexcom and texting met. #dsma
Chris Stocker @LifeofaDiabetic
My worst lows are at 3am bc I overtreat, then wake up high, then chase a BG all day #dontgochasingbgfalls #dsma
cynthia rogers-celt @CynthiaCelt
@DiabetesHeroes This should be a public service announcement... "DON'T TREAT A HYPO PWD WITH 70% CACAO". #swedishfish #dsma https://t.co/qLT0GQxqnk
Jenn C @JennMamaBear
Q7b: Scared my kid one night. Was on phone, told her I felt low, then phone died. She PANICKED! I got grounded. #dsma
kelly close @kellyclose
@DiabetesSocMed Q7. How long do we have? ;) #dsma
kelly close @kellyclose
RT @Clairellyn: @DiabetesSocMed Right now I'm a grad student and blood sugar affects my ability to critically think every time it's out of range #DSMA
Chris Memering @zsquaredmama
RT @cynthiarogers21: @DiabetesHeroes This should be a public service announcement... "DON'T TREAT A HYPO PWD WITH 70% CACAO". #swedishfish #dsma https://t.co/qLT0GQxqnk
Heather R. Walker, Ph.D. @Heather_RoseW
It's true! I'm 24 weeks! See you at #aade17 right!? @zsquaredmama @SweeterCherise #dsma
Diabetes Social Media Advocacy @DiabetesSocMed
We are going to switch gears, again #dsma
Bad Samaritan @badsamaritan121
@DiabetesSocMed Q7. Have 2 make coworkers aware & it's kinda hard to share when I've started a new job & tryna fit in #dsma
Lesley Kimball @poeticlibrarian
Q7. For a while daughter's school was so conservative to avoid lows she rarely had one at school. Mixed blessing. #dsma
StephenS @StephenSType1
RT @kellyclose: @DiabetesSocMed Q7. How long do we have? ;) #dsma
Diabetes Social Media Advocacy @DiabetesSocMed
Q8. How many times per day do you think about A1c? #dsma
Mike Barry 💉 @mikebarry44
@mindy_bartleson I'm generally pretty chatty however the focus of the chat may vary considerably... #DSMA
Chris @A321Chris
@DiabetesSocMed No real impacts. It's just a part of me. You either accept it or get over it. Your choice, cause I don't have one. #DSMA
StephenS @StephenSType1
RT @DiabetesSocMed: We are going to switch gears, again #dsma
Mike Hoskins @MHoskins2179
For many yrs in teens/20s, I kept higher BGs (200s) during to hypo fear. Higher A1Cs didn't scare me. Hypos did. #BeyondA1C #dsma
Arden's Day T1D @ArdensDay
I think that it’s easier to stop a falling or low BG than it is to bring a high number down. #ComfyAt80 #dsma https://t.co/bIklgSQJhL
Janis N. Senungetuk @JanJava
A8. Zero! #dsma
Lesley Kimball @poeticlibrarian
Q8. Zero for me. Sometimes for daughter - if we are in a stubborn pattern that I *know* is going to affect hers #dsma
Mx. Renegade is in GHOUL MODE 👻 @MxRenegade
@DiabetesSocMed My A1C is my gold star that I remind myself of on shit days #DSMA
kelly close @kellyclose
@DiabetesSocMed Q7. Hypoglycemia affects my productivity massively. When I'm low, I'm watching my brain in slow motion+I can't leave the room. #DSMA
Diabetes Social Media Advocacy @DiabetesSocMed
@MrMikeLawson @jenmaizel The sneaky ones are the scariest...heart palpitations, etc /( #dsma
Brenda Bell @tmana
@salguodmai I had a manager once tell me I couldn't test on sales floor b/c it wigged out a customer. Usu 2 busy 2 leave floor 2 test #dsma
StephenS @StephenSType1
RT @DiabetesSocMed: Q8. How many times per day do you think about A1c? #dsma
Mike Hoskins @MHoskins2179
Maybe once, if it's within a week of going to my Endo. #dsma #BeyondA1C https://t.co/tedpLWcuBo
Pancreassassin @Pancreassassin
8. I look at my 24 hr Dexcom graph before bed, and usually think about it then. #dsma
Chris Memering @zsquaredmama
F/U on Q8, do you rather think about A1c or Time in Range? #dsma
Emilie T @SweetHiyachica
Q7. I'm not as aware of lows because I don't get as low since having a CGM. #dsma
Heather R. Walker, Ph.D. @Heather_RoseW
Wishing you good writing juju 🤞 I'm in that boat too! We got this! @zsquaredmama @SweeterCherise #DSMA
Kelsey Geller @kelseygeller
For real if you wanna see a bunch of diabetics describe a hypoglycemic event, look at #DSMA. Stuff’s no joke.
Amanda Jo @AmandaJoCountry
Q8: Ooh. I don't know how many times/day exactly but I do think of it probably more than I should #DSMA
Juvenile Johnny @T1DJohnny
Q8. Once or twice a week at most. I just look at the number in from of me & do the best that I can with that. #dsma
Marie Smith @CelloBard
A8. I think about my A1c when my BG is high. I wish I could control things better. #dsma
Brenda Bell @tmana
Q9. I think about it maybe once every week or two, sometimes more if I know I'm not capturing highs on my meter #dsma
Chris Stocker @LifeofaDiabetic
I don't ever think about my A1C, never did. #dsma
Candy Parker @candyp4
I think about that much less than blood sugar, possibly only during blood tests and doctors visits. #dsma https://t.co/xa5dkUiFo5
The Practical Diabetic (Leon Tribe) @PracticalDeeb
@DiabetesSocMed A8: Less than 1. I am trying to get it into the muggle range though. #DSMA
Mindy Bartleson (she/her) @mindy_bartleson
RT @DiabetesSocMed: Q8. How many times per day do you think about A1c? #dsma
Kelsey Geller @kelseygeller
A8. I think about it often if I’m finding myself with a lot of highs, mainly because I get scared of an Endo lecture. #DSMA
Mike Barry 💉 @mikebarry44
Q8 I always wear my antlers... #DSMA
A Diabetic Comic✊🏾 @ChelcieRice
Q8 bleh #dsma
Douglas @salguodmai
@tmana I just leave them in my office. Once so low I had sweats and manager made me leave. #timetogetreal #dsma
Stacey Simms @staceysimms
Q8: 0-1 when B was younger. Huge growth spurt and teen hormones thrown us for a loop. So maybe 2-3? #dsma
Jenn C @JennMamaBear
Q8: Depends on how close my next dr appointment is. #dsma
A Diabetic Comic✊🏾 @ChelcieRice
Q8 i'm depressed enough as it is #dsma
kelly close @kellyclose
@DiabetesSocMed Q7. My kids' world would be >better w/out hypoglycemia. CGM helped + Loop helped a lot. Closed Loop = > predictability +soft landings. #dsma
Diabetes Social Media Advocacy @DiabetesSocMed
We are getting ready for the last question of the evening. #dsma
Mindy Bartleson (she/her) @mindy_bartleson
A8: even though I firmly believe it's just a # & doesn't tell whole story... I obsess over a1c all of the times- it's tied to my OCD. #dsma
Bad Samaritan @badsamaritan121
@DiabetesSocMed Q8. Honestly not at all. Until 1st labs after Christmas, cuz I love Xmas cookies like a fat kid loves cake 😊 #dsma
StephenS @StephenSType1
Q8. I don't think about A1c. Diabetes is a daily exercise. A1c is a rearview mirror look at my diabetes #dsma
Emilie T @SweetHiyachica
Q8. A little but it's more a number than anything. #dsma
Mike Barry 💉 @mikebarry44
Q8b ...but I look at BGAVG, time in range, whiskey in the jar and other important meteics too... #DSMA
Brenda Bell @tmana
@salguodmai No office, just a sales clerk. Keep meter in my pants pocket. Try to test surreptitiously when needed #dsma
Diabetes Social Media Advocacy @DiabetesSocMed
Q9. What are your personal feelings about the A1C? Why? #dsma
Marie Smith @CelloBard
@MHoskins2179 I always keep a high BG when I am driving long distances. I've had some scary moments while driving and I get paranoid. #DSMA
StephenS @StephenSType1
RT @DiabetesSocMed: Q9. What are your personal feelings about the A1C? Why? #dsma
Gary Rind @garyrind
@DiabetesSocMed Q8 never think about A1C. #DSMA
Stacey Simms @staceysimms
Q8: I'm grateful that we never made B think about the A1C. Little kids don't need that info, imo. #dsma
Jenn C @JennMamaBear
Q9: It's good to know, but not the most important. #dsma
Renza / Diabetogenic @RenzaS
A8. Rarely. Unless there is an impending endo visit. But I think about time in range more because it's an indicator of how I feel. #DSMA
Douglas @salguodmai
1/14 I think of it about once every other week #dsma https://t.co/4B9PN7XSzO
DiabetesMine @DiabetesMine
RT @ArdensDay: I wrote about Arden’s seizure for diabetes blog week in 2011. https://t.co/EDYBgPDrb6 #dsma
Brenda Bell @tmana
Q10. When first dx'd, I thought it inaccurate b/c it captured only highs. Now, I think it inaccurate b/c it doesn't capture range #dsma
Lesley Kimball @poeticlibrarian
Q9. Just a tool. And, important to understand how it ties into various research conclusions (DCCT) #dsma
Mike Barry 💉 @mikebarry44
Q9 one category in "Fantasy Diabetesball" #goCubs #DSMA
Pancreassassin @Pancreassassin
9. I feel like it keeps me honest. Before pumps and CGMs I lied to endo all the time. :/ #dsma
A Diabetic Comic✊🏾 @ChelcieRice
Q9 I want mine to be better but I feel so stupid when I find out what it is #dsma
Renza / Diabetogenic @RenzaS
A9. I feel pretty ambulant about A1c to be honest. It doesn't give me much info that I can work with. Time in range means more to me. #DSMA
Douglas @salguodmai
@tmana #cgm an option? #dsma
Arden's Day T1D @ArdensDay
Q8. I think about a1c four times a year. I think about insulin and how to best manipulate it daily. #dsma https://t.co/8ti4GaQR48
Chris @A321Chris
@DiabetesSocMed Anytime I go above 140! Then I'm like really, you need to get a life cause........#dsma
Juvenile Johnny @T1DJohnny
Q9. To me, a A1C is a BG without a CGM. It only gives you a number, without telling the full story. #dsma
Diabetes Social Media Advocacy @DiabetesSocMed
RT @garyrind: @DiabetesSocMed Q8 never think about A1C. #DSMA
Mx. Renegade is in GHOUL MODE 👻 @MxRenegade
@DiabetesSocMed It's data that catches trends & discrepancies. Numbers = information = more power over health #DSMA
Brenda Bell @tmana
Q10. That said, I still want to know what it is, and what my fructosamine level (2-wk history) is #dsma
Diabetes Social Media Advocacy @DiabetesSocMed
RT @salguodmai: 1/14 I think of it about once every other week #dsma https://t.co/4B9PN7XSzO
Diabetes Social Media Advocacy @DiabetesSocMed
RT @A321Chris: @DiabetesSocMed Anytime I go above 140! Then I'm like really, you need to get a life cause........#dsma
The Practical Diabetic (Leon Tribe) @PracticalDeeb
@DiabetesSocMed A9: My thought is A1C is a much better scorecard than BGL for d-health. As long as the A1C is not too high, I'm good. #DSMA
Diabetes Social Media Advocacy @DiabetesSocMed
RT @Clairellyn: @DiabetesSocMed It's data that catches trends & discrepancies. Numbers = information = more power over health #DSMA
Gautam Narang @hylozoists
@SweeterCherise not the only barometer of good health. Its value on determining good health is miniscule. #DSMA
Gary Rind @garyrind
@DiabetesSocMed Q9 A1C - it is what it is. mine are usually good (knock wood) so don't think about it much. #DSMA
Arden's Day T1D @ArdensDay
Q9. A1c is the measurement we have at the moment. Variability should be stressed. Understand the big picture is key. #dsma
Janis N. Senungetuk @JanJava
A9.I think that A1c's are just a very small piece of the whole story and are given far too much importance by some MDs. #dsma
Brenda Bell @tmana
@A321Chris @DiabetesSocMed Hey, that's life with D. We're taught any excursion will cause complications and/or kill you #dsma
cynthia rogers-celt @CynthiaCelt
Q8. As many minutes as there are in a day is how often I think @ the # that will shape A1C. I carry anxious guilt over it constantly. #dsma
StephenS @StephenSType1
Q9. A1c is only one point of data re: my diabetes. Yesterday's news. The future is unwritten #dsma
Stacey Simms @staceysimms
Q9: Gotta measure something, but I think time in range is more important. And I'd urge parents not to share their child's A1C. #dsma
Bad Samaritan @badsamaritan121
@DiabetesSocMed Q9. As long as I stay around 7, my endo doesn't fuss at me. She's awesome #dsma
Diabetes Social Media Advocacy @DiabetesSocMed
We ran out of time. I had one more question. :( #dsma
Diabetes Social Media Advocacy @DiabetesSocMed
Closing thoughts? #dsma
Renza / Diabetogenic @RenzaS
Thanks for the chat #DSMA. Until next time.... Bye!!
Gautam Narang @hylozoists
@DiabetesSocMed never think about it #DSMA
Brenda Bell @tmana
@SweeterCherise Give it. We're willing to stick around #dsma
Candy Parker @candyp4
Bc of major lows/highs, I don't feel it's an accurate representation of how I'm doing. If I stay low enough I can cancel the highs. #dsma https://t.co/QXNE1X2rkS
Amanda Jo @AmandaJoCountry
Q9: gives me a goal to strive for. It doesn't show the whole picture but it gives me an idea of where I'm at #DSMA
Janis N. Senungetuk @JanJava
Take care everyone! #dsma
tagdef @tagdef
Wonder what #dsma means? Look it up on https://t.co/VYMsCxW4te
StephenS @StephenSType1
@DiabetesSocMed Closing: Thanks for the questions and the sensitivity. Great chat... looking forward to Friday's discussions! #dsma
Mx. Renegade is in GHOUL MODE 👻 @MxRenegade
RT @tmana: @SweeterCherise Give it. We're willing to stick around #dsma
Stacey Simms @staceysimms
Q9: Obviously, folks like @ArdensDay who help/teach have a reason for sharing, but I worry about parents not thinking it through. #dsma
kelly close @kellyclose
RT @StephenSType1: Q9. A1c is only one point of data re: Q9. A1c is only one point of data re: my diabetes. Yesterday's news. The future is unwritten #dsma
Brenda Bell @tmana
@DiabetesSocMed What IS Q. 10/11? #dsma
A Diabetic Comic✊🏾 @ChelcieRice
Love you folks! #dsma
kelly close @kellyclose
RT @staceysimms: Q9: Q9: Gotta measure something, but I think time in range is more important. And I'd urge parents not to share their child's A1C. #dsma
Mike Barry 💉 @mikebarry44
@SweeterCherise Extra time! @StephenSType1 tackled me and I needed 4m of magic spray! #DSMA
Lesley Kimball @poeticlibrarian
CT Thanks for the honest, brave, still funny at times conversation! Hope everyone has one of those weeks between the lines! #dsma
Arden's Day T1D @ArdensDay
Be bold is my #dsma final thought!
Diabetes Social Media Advocacy @DiabetesSocMed
Q9. What would your message be to those attending the #BeyondA1C summit? #dsma
kelly close @kellyclose
RT @T1DJohnny: Q9. To me, a A1C is a BG without a CGM. It only gives you a number, without telling the full story. #dsma
Pancreassassin @Pancreassassin
Closing: It's been a while since I've chatted here. I should do it more often. #dsma
kelly close @kellyclose
RT @ArdensDay: Q8. I think about a1c four times a year. I think about insulin and how to best manipulate it daily. #dsma https://t.co/8ti4GaQR48
Stacey Simms @staceysimms
It's not my info and I don't want to leave a trail of B's numbers on the internet. (Ok, off soapbox now!) #dsma
kelly close @kellyclose
RT @RenzaS: A9. I feel pretty ambulant about A1c to be honest. It doesn't give me much info that I can work with. Time in range means more to me. #DSMA
Paul Andrel @pjandrel
@DiabetesSocMed Q9. At the end of the day it's just a number not that we don't already have enough of those heh I get a new one every 5min. #DSMA
Mike Barry 💉 @mikebarry44
@KarenBittrSweet #DSMA https://t.co/t8z7rXdrXj
Gautam Narang @hylozoists
@DiabetesSocMed Hypo should be avoided at all costs. It can ruin our life, because the brain is most affected with low sugar. #DSMA
Lesley Kimball @poeticlibrarian
@Pancreassassin Yes, you should! Nice to "see" you :) #dsma
kelly close @kellyclose
RT @poeticlibrarian: Q9. Just a tool. And, important to understand how it ties into various research conclusions (DCCT) #dsma
Diabetes Social Media Advocacy @DiabetesSocMed
CT: I would like to thank YOU for participating and sharing tonight. Thank you for allowing me to take your voices with me tomorrow. #dsma
cynthia rogers-celt @CynthiaCelt
#DSMA closing thoughts... a full heart knowing you all are here. ❤ Goodnight sweet friends. Sleep well. 🌙#dsma
kelly close @kellyclose
RT @tmana: Q10. When first dx'd, I thought it inaccurate b/c it captured only highs. Now, I think it inaccurate b/c it doesn't capture range #dsma
Emilie T @SweetHiyachica
CT: good topic tonight, as always. welcome back @SweeterCherise and thank you. #dsma
Brenda Bell @tmana
Q9/11 Haven't followed up on the #BeyondA1C summit, so I don't have any advice at the moment #dsma
kelly close @kellyclose
RT @JennMamaBear: Q9: Q9: It's good to know, but not the most important. #dsma
kelly close @kellyclose
RT @RenzaS: A8. Rarely. Unless there is an impending endo visit. But I think about time in range more because it's an indicator of how I feel. #DSMA
DiabetesMine @DiabetesMine
RT @DiabetesSocMed: Q9. What would your message be to those attending the #BeyondA1C summit? #dsma
kelly close @kellyclose
RT @staceysimms: Q8: Q8: I'm grateful that we never made B think about the A1C. Little kids don't need that info, imo. #dsma
Diabetes Social Media Advocacy @DiabetesSocMed
If you do not want me to share your tweets, please let me know via direct message. #dsma
Chris @A321Chris
@DiabetesSocMed Thanks #DSMA enjoyed it.
kelly close @kellyclose
RT @CelloBard: @MHoskins2179 I always keep a high BG when I am driving long distances. I've had some scary moments while driving and I get paranoid. #DSMA
Brenda Bell @tmana
CT: Right now it looks like I'll be closing next week, so I'll end up having to miss the chat :( Take care, all! #dsma
Heather R. Walker, Ph.D. @Heather_RoseW
RT @DiabetesSocMed: Q9. What would your message be to those attending the #BeyondA1C summit? #dsma
Janis N. Senungetuk @JanJava
A9. Ask questions! & demand answers! Be unwilling to accept BS from your med "team". #dsma
Stacey Simms @staceysimms
CT: Great chat, thank you @SweeterCherise! And thanks to your family - congrats on your hubby's retirement!! #dsma
cynthia rogers-celt @CynthiaCelt
@SweeterCherise Thank you @SweeterCherise! And we will all carry your voice with us! Xoxo #dsma
Diabetes Social Media Advocacy @DiabetesSocMed
You’re welcome! #dsma https://t.co/8FDnoAka9O
Juvenile Johnny @T1DJohnny
Closing thoughts. Test as much as possible. More focus = less chance of missing signs of a low. Stay proactive. #dsma
Arden's Day T1D @ArdensDay
Nothing you read on my twitter constitutes advice, medical or otherwise. Always talk to your doctor. This is just a twitter feed. #dsma 😜
Diabetes Social Media Advocacy @DiabetesSocMed
Thanks to the @diaTribeNews team for helping out with tonights questions. If you all have questions, please let me know. #dsma
Candy Parker @candyp4
There are those of us out here who wake up everyday hoping for a cure. Please make this a priority. #dsma https://t.co/0ililqjfOF
Melissa Lee ☮️⚛️ @sweetlyvoiced
A1C, not all it's cracked up to be, harder than they make it seem, A1c, CDE, baby you and me, girl. #dsma #dparodies
Lexi @sugar_nova
Anyone with experience or knowledge of high insulin, elevated ALT & low cholesterol like LOW. Please DM me!! #dsma #diabetes
Juvenile Johnny @T1DJohnny
Closing thoughts. #dsma is a great way to stay on top of your #diabetes. Thank you for being here & thank you for the support :)
kelly close @kellyclose
@DiabetesSocMed For me, A1c is necessary but not sufficient b/c I am prone to a lot of hypoglycemia. I feel v lucky to have access to CGM. #dsma
Diabetes Social Media Advocacy @DiabetesSocMed
RT @kellyclose: @DiabetesSocMed For me, A1c is necessary but not sufficient b/c I am prone to a lot of hypoglycemia. I feel v lucky to have access to CGM. #dsma
Diabetes Social Media Advocacy @DiabetesSocMed
RT @candyp4: There are those of us out here who wake up everyday hoping for a cure. Please make this a priority. #dsma https://t.co/0ililqjfOF
Heather R. Walker, Ph.D. @Heather_RoseW
Q9. Behind stats and trends are people living and experiencing diabetes. Count us in as partners in research and decision-making. #dsma
Chris @A321Chris
@DiabetesSocMed You have a life and T1D. Go live life!! It will not wait. #DSMA
Paul Andrel @pjandrel
@sweetlyvoiced True, in most cases it's hardly representative of the effort put forth plus it's hardly useful in general .#dsma
Mindy Bartleson (she/her) @mindy_bartleson
A9: for me? It's a tool to help my management. But it definitely doesn't tell the whole story. & too much value is placed on it. #DSMA
Diabetes Social Media Advocacy @DiabetesSocMed
You can listen to the Upcoming gathering to advocate for glycemic outcomes beyond A1C https://t.co/nIvCTcDuwI #dsma #beyondA1C
Mike Hoskins @MHoskins2179
RT @DiabetesSocMed: You can listen to the Upcoming gathering to advocate for glycemic outcomes beyond A1C https://t.co/nIvCTcDuwI #dsma #beyondA1C
Mindy Bartleson (she/her) @mindy_bartleson
Ct: great discussion! Definitely need some self-care. Hugs to all. And LOL at me trying to multitask during #DSMA.
Mike Hoskins @MHoskins2179
RT @HeatherGabel: Q9. Behind stats and trends are people living and experiencing diabetes. Count us in as partners in research and decision-making. #dsma
Gautam Narang @hylozoists
look beyond the physical manifestations of this disease. Diabetes seems to get power from our feelings/thoughts. Thank you #DSMA
Juvenile Johnny @T1DJohnny
RT @DiabetesSocMed: You can listen to the Upcoming gathering to advocate for glycemic outcomes beyond A1C https://t.co/nIvCTcDuwI #dsma #beyondA1C
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