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> On Jun 3, 2021, at 9:13 PM, Simon A Fogarty wrote:
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> Hi Linda,
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> Sudden drops are always going to be an issue for you but things you could
> look in to would be the
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> Freestyle Libre Link
> Which has a very accessible app for the iPhone,
> And the sensor
Hi Linda,
Sudden drops are always going to be an issue for you but things you could look
in to would be the
Freestyle Libre Link
Which has a very accessible app for the iPhone,
And the sensor is approx. 1.25 inchs diameter and is attached to the back of
your arm while in use,
Usage time is
Hello linda,
The alarms Andy is referring to on the free style libre only work for someone
with enough sight to set them.
The version of the free style that will have alarms that someone like myself
who is totally blind has not been approved by the fda yet.
If you are totally blind and need the
Hi linda,
Sounds like you need a CGM, continuous glucose monitor. This is a sensor that
attaches to your body, which comes with a reader that requires vision, but they
also have an iPhone app. The Freestyle libre CGM has an app that is
accessible. You can set high and low parameters which
Linda,
You should look into the dexcom cgm
For more details feel free to contact me off list.
I also recommend joining the diabetes action network list which you will find
many helpful and friendly diabetics.
Sincerely,
Robert Stigile, Second Vice-President
National Federation of the Blind of
