Sunday, January 10, 2021

January 11th Meeting: Uses of Afrezza Insulin

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San Diego Insulin Pumpers

Mutual Support - General Discussion - Expert Speakers

All pumpers, companions, and friends welcome!

 

Don't miss the January 11th meeting of the San Diego Insulin Pumpers via ZOOM

 

WHAT:  January meeting

WHEN:  Monday, January 11th from 6:45 till 8:00 pm

TOPIC:  Uses of Afrezza insulin

 

THIS MONTH: Chloe Diez from Mannkind updates us on the latest on Afrezza inhaled insulin. If time permits, we will have a short Open Discussion after the presentation. For Pumpers having blood sugar or other pump issues, please take a screen shot of your pump/BG issue for sharing with the group.

 

LAST MONTH: A festive December meeting included 14 Pumpers in holiday attire. Topics included managing heart and kidney disease, appreciation of diabetes technology, alternate locations for sensors, and basal rates for exercise. We also learned that new information on prescription drug interactions with CGM sensors is now included in the sensor instructions. Finally, a pumper told us about a website, EDC Solutions, where you can buy an insulin pump holster: https://sdinsulinpumpers.us3.list-manage.com/track/click?u=10bf3478ca168b1633b80832c&id=0409907b71&e=7210f09b7c.

 

ZOOM is available via Desktop, Laptop, Tablet and Smartphone. Select the largest screen size available for an optimal experience. An audio only option will be available.

 

San Diego Insulin Pumpers Jan 11 Meeting (‘Doors’ open at 6:45, meeting starts at 7 PM)

 

Using your computer, tablet or smartphone, click this link:

https://sdinsulinpumpers.us3.list-manage.com/track/click?u=10bf3478ca168b1633b80832c&id=857f730239&e=7210f09b7c

 

Or start the Zoom app and enter

Meeting ID: 825 6878 8178

Passcode: 487616

 

Or dial in from any phone:

       +1 669 900 6833 US (San Jose)

       +1 253 215 8782 US (Tacoma)

       +1 346 248 7799 US (Houston)

       +1 312 626 6799 US (Chicago)

       +1 929 205 6099 US (New York)

       +1 301 715 8592 US (Washington D.C) Meeting ID: 825 6878 8178


Passcode: 487616#

(Enter # for Participant ID if asked)

 

If you need help setting up Zoom, Tom will be monitoring his email during the meeting and can walk you through any trouble spots.  Email him at NorthCountyDiabetesGroup@gmail.com .

 

WE also STRONGLY encourage you to review the free video tutorials on the Zoom website.  Once logged in, go to:  Zoom Help Center > Getting Started > Training OR go to Resources > Video Tutorials.  There you will find information about Zoom Meetings and Webinars.

 

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Zoom Meeting Agenda

 

1. Introductions  We will have 2-3 minutes per person. We encourage you write down and prioritize what you would like to say leaving out extraneous details: How you are coping, your stress levels, if you need supplies, etc.

2.  Tom will present his 2 minute tip

3.  Evening presentation

4.  After the presntation if time permits, we will then answer questions brought up.  Because we have limited time, please limit your answers again to 3-5 minutes so we have enough time as some members have to leave at the stated end time.

Some members may be available after the meeting like before so you can get more clarification then.

 

Meeting Etiquette

Be respectful of person speaking, we will MUTE those that interrupt! Side conversations can be held while someone is speaking via a text chat window. There is a feedback window on the bottom bar. Click on the Clap icon or Thumbs Up icon to give speaker feedback.  Depending on which method you use to join the meeting, the window may look different.

 

Bear with us;  we are all learning.  We will figure this out.  We have tried to anticipate and mitigate problems that could arise.  I'm sure there will still be some!!

 

PLASE READ PAST THE FIRST PAGE TO LEARN ABOUT FUTURE PROGRAMS. Details of studies and other diabetes information of interest will now be on our website ^^^^^sdinsulinpumpers.blogspot.com).^^^^^

 

As always, significant others and any friends and family supporters are always welcome at the meeting.  Our meetings are held the 2nd Monday of every month.

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ANNOUNCEMENTS

 

The TCOYD 2021 Conference dates are 2/27, 5/1, 8/7 and 12/11. Add to your calendars so you won't miss these great free events.

 

The Diabetes Mine page on Facebook is a gold mine of straight talk and encouragement for people living with diabetes. Check out their page for the latest in what's happening with new tech, new insulin, and more about living well with Type 1.

 

Please let us know of upcoming Zoom meetings or forums so we can include them in upcoming newsletters.  Distance doesn't matter.  If you think we can get helpful, knowledgeable, factual information,  let us know!

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2021 Pumper Programs   Additional speakers will be added as we confirm them.

1/1/2021 Chloe Diez from Mannkind discusses usage of Afrezza Insulin

2/8/2021 Open Discussion

3/8/2021 TBA

4/12/2021 TBA

9/13/2021 Tandem Pumps

10/11/2021 Dexcom

 

Future Pump Club meetings will be via ZOOM until further notice

 

UPCOMING EVENTS

 

**Joslin Medalist Meeting has been rescheduled for February 28, 2021.  This event is FREE! Lunch is included. The meeting is hosted by JDRF, the Joslin Diabetes Center at Harvard, and StiehlWorks ( Chris and Lorraine Stiehl)

 

*This event has been rescheduled; you will need to reregister and space is still available.

Date: February 28, 2021

Time:: 10AM to 4PM

Phone number for information 619-794-3927 Chris Stiehl

 

Registration: Eventbrite.com

Speakers: Dr. George King, PI of the Joslin Medalist Study at the Diabetes Center of Harvard Medical School, Dr. Hetal Shah (a colleague at the Joslin Diabetes Center), Dr. Nicole Johnson of JDRF (Miss America 1999,the only one ever with T1D) and Lorraine Stiehl (JDRF activist)

 

 

 

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