Opinion (honest) on glucose sensors
Grateful
I really grateful.I am 61 years living with DT1 and until 6 years ago I did not know the sensory
My fingers were very little sensitivity of so many punctures that I gave myself to measure the sugar
Definitely in my case the benefits are many compared to the errors that may eventually have.And when some sensor has taken off without reason or has not worked, I recognize that Abbott spare the sensor with diligence fighting.I think I no longer visualize my life without the sensor.
Valentina Ponte
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