#DIYAPS use in the UK – A Snapshot
In the UK, at least 82 people (as of the date of publishing) are using DIY APS systems to manage their diabetes. Of these, the majority are using AndroidAPS.
#wearenotwaiting
Revisiting the Dexcom G6, now that #WeAreNotWaiting and have adapted to it…
Back at the end of March, when Dexcom launched the G6, I questioned how this might affect those using WeAreNotWaiting open source Diabetes technology. It […]
Dexcom’s G6 has arrived. How might it work for #WeAreNotWaiting users?
So then. It’s official. After three long years, the Dexcom G6, with its new insertion device has been released. Complete with lower profile, calibration free […]
As #WeAreNotWaiting solutions become more prevalent, how can healthcare professionals support users?
This is a question that has come up more frequently, as the prevalence of DIY systems becomes greater, and is seen even more commonly in […]
Designing by numbers? What have we learned from #WeAreNotWaiting about using APS systems?
What becomes very apparent when spending time in the #WeAreNotWaiting community is that commercial systems sometimes lack the imagination to understand what it is that […]
Fiasp – going off-label. Being intentionally non-compliant!
Warning: What is discussed in this post is not recommended by the manufacturer and not aligned with the European Medicines Agency sign off for Fiasp. […]
#OpenAPS & #oref1: Changing the habits of a lifetime
Type 1 Diabetes – a lifetime of habits Well managed Type 1 Diabetes. A lifetime of habits and routines. Getting used to doing the same […]
#ATTD2017 is over and it seems that the more things change, the more they stay the same… which is why #wearenotwaiting
The 10th international conference on Advanced Technologies and Treatments for Diabetes (ATTD) has come to a close and once more the twitter feed has been […]
A year of personal progress with Diabetes Technology. Like many others, #wearenotwaiting
2016. One hell of a year, and not always in the right way. But looking at it from my own personal transition on the Diabetes […]
Port and Portability – form and physicality of the closed loop
With a nod to the nineties, thank you Mr Curtis and Mr Elton, and some sweet alliteration, my tramping around with a veritable “pancreas farm” […]