mashedupmatt
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- Relationship to Diabetes
- Type 1
5.2 for me this morning - happy with that 🙂
To be honest I never thought it learned enough in the 6 months I gave it. My feeling was that it was a badly written piece of software.Omnipod 5 report card: could do better LOL. My TIR has improved, but I’m still seeing mountains and valleys - with no correction doses from me, which was my main problem on the Dash. It’ll be interesting to see what the DSN says when she phones this week. Activity mode isn’t really up to the job either, but maybe my timings are out. Lots to think about, but at least I’m not in charge of basal settings anymore!
I’m not doing temporary basals cos I want to see what the system can do tbh. It’s only 2 weeks since training day, so early days. I want it to work - it might still be settling in (like me after 17 years, hahaha, groan).To be honest I never thought it learned enough in the 6 months I gave it. My feeling was that it was a badly written piece of software.
Rather than correction doses, which once they're in they're in, did you consider doing temp basals, which can be switched off if not needed any more?
Hi @freesia it sounds like you may have plantar fasciitis, try and rest it as much as possible until you speak to your GPMorning all. 4.8. Busy day today. Hair cut and coloured this morning then off to Lidl and Morrisons to get bits for mum and drop those in. Thats if my foot can keep going. I've done something and the heel is painful to walk on, burning and a pulling feeling. Its been like it a while and i've been doing exercises to relieve it but its not getting better and i'm reluctant to take painkillers. Might mention it to the GP next week.
Congrats on the HS @eggyg, classic sketch!
Have a good day everyone
I've ordered some socks today and have a compression support type of thing which i'm going to try as well. Every little helps.Hi @freesia it sounds like you may have plantar fasciitis, try and rest it as much as possible until you speak to your GP
If it is plantar fasciitis then insoles for your shoes is pretty effective, they are specially shaped and support the heel.I've ordered some socks today and have a compression support type of thing which i'm going to try as well. Every little helps.
I do have some insoles which were given to me by a physio a while back. They're in my boots. Hopefully, with the socks, insoles and the support thingy it will heal. I had a free booklet pushed through the door earlier and on the front was an advert from a local chiropody/podiatry place. I've kept it just in case.If it is plantar fasciitis then insoles for your shoes is pretty effective, they are specially shaped and support the heel.
If you have a Scholl or chiropody shop near you they can do an assessment otherwise you may wait months for a podiatry appointment.