Hello everyone, I am new in the forum.

Hello, I'm going to introduce myself.My name is Miguel and I debuted two and a half years ago, with 48 years.I do not know anyone with diabetes and, I recognize that, despite my advances, made to share experiences with other diabetics because I do not know if I am inside what is "normal" or I am fatal.I have increases, descents and a graph in the sensor that is a roller coaster.I hope to maintain a good exchange of experiences and impressions with all of you.Have a good afternoon, greetings.

You have come to the best place, welcome

Thank you so much.

Welcome!Do not worry sooner that you will know more people with diabetes early, because it is usually a silent disease and according to statistics we are all prone to it.
Cheer up!!!

tgirl said:
welcome!Do not worry sooner that you will know more people with diabetes early, because it is usually a silent disease and according to statistics we are all prone to it.
Courage !!!

Thank you so much.

Welcome.Surely we can share many experiences with you.

carussa said:
welcome.Surely we can share many experiences with you.

Thank you so much.

@Migueyc, Welcome.Now there are several quite flat insulins, such as Toujeo or Tresiba, with which you can get
Good controls and good glucosilada, I don't know what insulin you use, but you can stabilize more.

@Miguellyc
Welcome.
The ups and downs is normal.And the sensor gives a lot of information and sometimes overwhelm.But you ask what you want to ask that you are sure that you are not the only one that happens ...
Are you lada or type 2?

Isabelbota said:
@miguelyc
Welcome.
The ups and downs is normal.And the sensor gives a lot of information and sometimes overwhelm.But you ask what you want to ask that you are sure that you are not the only one that happens ...
Are you lada or type 2?

Hello, I am type1 and I use Toujeo and Fiasp, I have changed the slow to Trebisa but I have not started with it yet.

regina said:
@migueyc, welcome.Now there are several quite flat insulins, such as Toujeo or Tresiba, with which you can get
Good controls and good glucosilada, I don't know what insulin you use, but you can stabilize more.

Thanks for the welcome.I am using fiasp and toujeo.Although I have changed to Trebisa I have not started use it yet.

Hi @Miguellyc.I also use Toujeo and Fiasp like you. If it does not bother you, I would like to know why they change you to Tresiba.

ricki21 said:
hello @miguellyc.I also use Toujeo and Fiasp like you. If it doesn't bother you, I would like to know why they change you to Tresiba.

I have strong and descended increases.According to my endocrine, this insulin is more powerful and flatter.I'm going to start in a few weeks because the sensors have ended and until the third week of September they don't give me anymore, and he told me that until I had a sensor I do not start putting on the new insulin.

Miguelyc said:
Hello, I'm going to introduce myself.My name is Miguel and I debuted two and a half years ago, with 48 years.I do not know anyone with diabetes and, I recognize that, despite my advances, made to share experiences with other diabetics because I do not know if I am inside what is "normal" or I am fatal.I have increases, descents and a graph in the sensor that is a roller coaster.I hope to maintain a good exchange of experiences and impressions with all of you.Have a good afternoon, greetings.

Hello and welcome, here any questions that you can have insurance will help you solve.
When you make the change to Tresiba, you tell us how such.

vanessa30 said:

Miguelyc said:
Hello, I'm going to introduce myself.My name is Miguel and I debuted two and a half years ago, with 48 years.I do not know anyone with diabetes and, I recognize that, despite my advances, made to share experiences with other diabetics because I do not know if I am inside what is "normal" or I am fatal.I have increases, descents and a graph in the sensor that is a roller coaster.I hope to maintain a good exchange of experiences and impressions with all of you.Have a good afternoon, greetings.

Hello and welcome, here any questions that you can have insurance will help you solve.
When you make the change to Tresiba, you tell us how.

Thank you very much, I will keep you informed.

Welcome I also debut with 48 years I am Lada type (I mean 1) and here you learn many things that help you

antonimar said:
welcome I also debut with 48 years I am a lada type (bone 1) and here you learn many things that help you

Thanks for the welcome.The truth is that it is a change to a few heights that do not expect it.How do you carry it?I do not carry it badly, I have fit it more or less well.

I debuted with almost 42 and it is a great change.A new life but at 3 months or so normalize me and independent of the rigid guidelines of the endocrine.

ruthbia said:
I debuted with almost 42 and is a great change.A new life but at 3 months or so normalize me and independent of the rigid guidelines of the endocrine.

I am not strict with HC rations for different meals.I try to approach, or that are less, but if they are more, nothing happens.What I do is click on the right amount of insulin, with the correction factor if I need it.

@Miguellyc I debuted with 47 years and I can't deny that at first it affected me a lot.I already have it normalized and I carry it well, but it is a change that puts your life up your life, there is no doubt.But courage, you will soon have it completely internalized.