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My name is Austin
#T1D for 28 years | Educating, encouraging and helping others persevere T1D | Solving problems, creating solutions

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So I did a thing! Proud to be a new owner of the @twiistdiabetes insulin pump! It’s been over 2.5 years of being on MDI and it was great giving my body a break, but lately my control has slipped, and I was tired of it. So when this pump announced that it was pairing up with @eversensecgm I had to jump on it. It’s been only a few hours but the tech is crazy

Every 5 minutes, twiist Loop builds a 6 hour glucose forecast using my CGM readings, insulin on board, and carb history, then automatically adjusts my basal to match. It’s not reacting to where my glucose is, it’s predicting where it’s going.

Pretty cool. I shall keep you updated 🥲 taken in Texas by @everyday_t1d

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First full day repoing the Eversense CGM without anything covering the sensor insertion spot ☺️ so far so good! I’m really excited to see how this compares to other CGMs!!! taken in Texas by @everyday_t1d

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POV: you forgot what a sensor change feels like… Eversense 365 on the arm, Twiist handling the dosing. Honestly the least I’ve thought about diabetes in years. (Except for when I accidentally yank out my site because I’m clumsy.. 😅) taken in Dallas, Texas by @everyday_t1d

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Some things don’t need to come off when the water turns on. 💧 With Eversense 365, you have the choice: keep your removable Smart Transmitter on while you shower, or take it off** and put it back on when you’re done.

#eversense365 #eversenseCGM #diabetes #diabetesmanagement

The Eversense® 365 Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM) System is indicated for continually measuring glucose levels for up to one year in people (18 years and older) with diabetes. For complete intended use and safety info, see link in bio.

*The Eversense 365 Smart Transmitter is water resistant to an Ingress Protection Rating of IP67, which means you can submerge it in water that is 1 meter/3.2 feet deep, for up to 30 minutes

**No glucose data is generated when the transmitter is removed. by @everyday_t1d

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Some things just don’t last. But your CGM can! Eversense 365 lasts a year, so replacing your CGM can be one less thing on your to-do list.

#eversense365 #eversenseCGM #diabetes #diabetesmanagement

The Eversense® 365 Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM) System is indicated for continually measuring glucose levels for up to one year in people (18 years and older) with diabetes. For complete intended use and safety info, see link in bio. by @everyday_t1d

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A lot secure. A little gentle. The Eversense 365 silicone-based adhesive is designed to keep the transmitter securely in place—even when life gets a little bumpy—while still being gentle on skin.

#eversense365 #eversenseCGM #diabetes #diabetesmanagement

The Eversense® 365 Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM) System is indicated for continually measuring glucose levels for up to one year in people (18 years and older) with diabetes. For complete intended use and safety info, see link in bio. by @everyday_t1d

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Took my diabetes devices on a trip to see some beautiful mountains, they were very thankful 😌 taken in Pikes Peak Colorado by @everyday_t1d

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10 years ago I created Everyday_T1D. I’d been living with diabetes for 18 years at that point, and I needed somewhere to put the wins, the struggles, all of it. I felt alone and just needed an outlet.

This is the first photo I posted with a new pump. Swipe to see the most recent one. It’s wild what 10 years changes.(tech and me)

Some good days, plenty of hard ones I almost didn’t share. But every time I posted the version that wasn’t a highlight reel, you showed up for me. Made me feel like I wasn’t alone. Thank you for that, and for following along on this wild journey.

28 years living with diabetes. 10 of them shared out loud, with a community that made it feel like a lot less of a solo project.

Here’s to ten more.

What year did you start following along? by @everyday_t1d

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My pump isn’t waterproof, so it comes off before I get in the water. No pump means no basal insulin the whole time it’s off, so it’s not as simple as disconnecting and jumping in.

Before I disconnect, I check my blood sugar and give myself a manual dose to cover the basal(usually 50% of what my basal is) I’ll be missing while it’s off, so I’ve got some insulin on board instead of nothing.

Everyone else gets today off. But diabetes doesn’t.

*Not medical advice, just what’s worked for me. Talk to your own care team about your own numbers. Once I’m done I reconnect check my blood sugar and resume life as normal ☺️ taken in Texas by @everyday_t1d

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Good numbers, good night, good people.

#weddingseason taken in Texas by @everyday_t1d

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It’s bedtime and I don’t have to think twice! With Eversense 365, I trust the alerts and actually get to sleep, just one less thing I have to worry about at night!

#EversenseAmbassador #Eversense365

The Eversense 365 Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM) System is indicated for continually measuring glucose levels for up to one year in people (18 years and older) with diabetes. For complete intended use and safety info, see link in bio. by @everyday_t1d

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With Eversense 365, flexibility is part of the routine. ✨

Remove* and reapply your Smart Transmitter when needed—without replacing your sensor. Because your CGM should fit into your life, not the other way around.

#eversense365 #eversenseCGM #diabetes #diabetesmanagement

The Eversense® 365 Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM) System is indicated for continually measuring glucose levels for up to one year in people (18 years and older) with diabetes. For complete intended use and safety info, see link in bio.

*No glucose data is generated when the transmitter is removed. by @everyday_t1d

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