The upgrade to the Treo has made a difference in the sound quality, not just the phone but PTunes too, I think. Very glad it was available and I upgraded last night.
Ran by Fryes and they had a car power adapter for the Treo so I picked that up, and spoiled myself a bit. I also got a Siig device that I can plug the Treo in and play PTunes music through the FM radio. It works very well. I’m surprised I figured I would be returning it.
The upgrade to the Treo has made a difference in the sound quality, not just the phone but PTunes too, I think. Very glad it was available and I upgraded last night.
Ran by Fryes and they had a car power adapter for the Treo so I picked that up, and spoiled myself a bit. I also got a Siig device that I can plug the Treo in and play PTunes music through the FM radio. It works very well. I’m surprised I figured I would be returning it.
My pump, the Animas IR1200 comes with 4 basal rates, but right now, only one is truly useful. Basal Rate 1. I’ve decided to try to come up with 3 more useful basal rates.
They are going to be weekend, agility, and workshop.
Basically weekend has the same basal rate all day that I use for my evening basal rate.
agility has the same schedule, but the basal rate is 10% higher. I got this idea from another pumper. Basically during an agility trial, I spend the entire day too high, so I’m going to up my basal rate, test more frequently and then eat to prevent lows. That will hopefully prevent some of the fatique I’ve been dealing with.
The last one is workshop, and hopefully I’ll think to switch to that basal rate the night before a workshop. It’s about 50% higher all day than my normal basal rate. I should set up my Treo to remind me to switch to that rate the night of December 5th since I have a workshop the next day. Hopefully I just made that adjustment.
Again, the principle is to drop my blood sugar low I will then test frequently to prevent an hypoglycemic episode since I get very physically ill when my blood sugar is too high.
Blogging this helped, as I’ve gone into my Treo and set events to alarm me and remind me to change my basal rates for the two upcoming trials and the workshop.
My pump, the Animas IR1200 comes with 4 basal rates, but right now, only one is truly useful. Basal Rate 1. I’ve decided to try to come up with 3 more useful basal rates.
They are going to be weekend, agility, and workshop.
Basically weekend has the same basal rate all day that I use for my evening basal rate.
agility has the same schedule, but the basal rate is 10% higher. I got this idea from another pumper. Basically during an agility trial, I spend the entire day too high, so I’m going to up my basal rate, test more frequently and then eat to prevent lows. That will hopefully prevent some of the fatique I’ve been dealing with.
The last one is workshop, and hopefully I’ll think to switch to that basal rate the night before a workshop. It’s about 50% higher all day than my normal basal rate. I should set up my Treo to remind me to switch to that rate the night of December 5th since I have a workshop the next day. Hopefully I just made that adjustment.
Again, the principle is to drop my blood sugar low I will then test frequently to prevent an hypoglycemic episode since I get very physically ill when my blood sugar is too high.
Blogging this helped, as I’ve gone into my Treo and set events to alarm me and remind me to change my basal rates for the two upcoming trials and the workshop.
I just downloaded and installed the Cingular update.
Man, it was a bit scary because the first try, I got a ROM Update error, but I just followed the directions and everything seems to be working.
I even deleted Volume Care, and called the voice mail and I could hear it.
I’ll know better tomorrow how things worked, as its a bit late to call anyone I know to try it out.
I’m trying to make the Treo more of a first gadget of defense. I tend to wait to blog until I get to a big computer because it’s easier, but that’s why I bought the freaking keyboard! Oh, I need to test that.
I’m actually going through all my software and making sure things are working right — and found a neat Napster To Go feature I want to take advantage of over the next few days before my agility trial — “custom play lists” based on what you usually download.
at least if I am at home.
The Haversian Canal: Call an Ambulance, in the US
I live in Farmers Branch, and recently ourfire department won an award for having one of the fastest response times in the country. Also the fire station is so close, that it probably takes them longer to turn on the unit than it does to drive here.
See http://diabetestalkfest.com/blog/?cat=1 for Talkfest’s introduction to one of their users blogging about the Guardian.
By the way, just from the first entry, I pass.
I like my hot tub too much to have to deal with $40.00 sensors.
Not to mention the pool, which is miserable this time of year.
I’ve got the whole week off and I left with copies done for the two weeks, lesson plans for next week turned in and almost every thing grade.
This week is about taking care of me.
My husband has been out of town which helps that much more though I am starting to miss him..
I’m focusing on working out. I got an hour in on both Saturday and Sunday and so far today have 35 minutes done.
Right now I’m waiting to get my hair trimmed.
I’ve got depo shot scheduled, contact lens doctor, and the surgeon later on this week.
Tonight I’m doing dog agility and will be trialing this weekend.
It has been relaxing so far, and I’ve been catching up on sleep.
Official weight today was 40 pounds since my initial visit with the Endo, and 15 pounds since Symlin.
We’re leaving everything alone, though I am thinking of the option of skipping Symlin for evening meals if the surgeon can’t fix me.
I see him on Wednesday
Panel to Set Standards for New Continuous Monitors – Meters – Diabetes Health magazine
Panel to Set Standards for New Continuous Monitors