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	Heather YoungNichols @heatheryn76	23 de set.
	Respondendo a @kfanningcm @Jokoy The 2 hour drive made me hungry! I’d drink the beer at this brewing company if it came with food. Even though #BeerIsNasty 😬
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	Heather YoungNichols @heatheryn76	23 de set.
	Respondendo a @kfanningcm @Jokoy Maybe they’re prepping for the taping of The Walking Dead. 🤷‍♀️ But I’m about to eat my shoe.
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	Heather YoungNichols @heatheryn76	23 de set.
	Respondendo a @Bdude456 pic.twitter.com/SvPY6tBzDg
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	Heather YoungNichols @heatheryn76	23 de set.
	Respondendo a @kfanningcm @Jokoy I’m ready! As in emotionally@ready for a road trip. In reality...I’m still in my pajamas. But I will be ready! 🤣
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	Heather YoungNichols @heatheryn76	23 de set.
	Respondendo a @kfanningcm @ray_peters e 3 outros I didn’t want to like this.
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	Heather YoungNichols @heatheryn76	21 de set.
	If my editor ever decides to charge me by the comma....I'm going broke. pic.twitter.com/uzj1ar92qV
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	Heather YoungNichols @heatheryn76	19 de set.
	Respondendo a @Aztin0816 @FrankiiieD e 2 outros Yeah, they didn't tell us that either when we got the sensor. The pump is like 4 or 5 years but they say the transmitter is one year. They should be up front about that. Thought Medtronic told me that Dexcom is replaced every 6 months, though I believe out of pocket is cheaper.
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	Heather YoungNichols @heatheryn76	19 de set.
	Respondendo a @Aztin0816 @FrankiiieD e 2 outros Fun news. I called the person who trained us on this system to get her thoughts and she said that the CGM is only for a year that we do have to upgrade it each year. Which ours was accurate for about 6 months but still, look to have to upgrade yearly.
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	Heather YoungNichols @heatheryn76	19 de set.
	Respondendo a @Aztin0816 @FrankiiieD e 2 outros Also his transmitter is still new. Hopefully you won’t have it fail like ours. But I still think for as expensive as they are we shouldn’t have to buy anew one each year.
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	Heather YoungNichols @heatheryn76	19 de set.
	Respondendo a @Aztin0816 @FrankiiieD e 2 outros What do you mean not all cell phones connect to it? Dexcom?
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	Heather YoungNichols @heatheryn76	19 de set.
	Respondendo a @Aztin0816 @FrankiiieD e 2 outros Yeah. That’s how it was for my daughter at first too. Now she is less than 50% in auto. Rejected calibrations and failed sensors kick her out. Also the false low readings kick her out. At this point she can’t get the sensor to connect at all.
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	Heather YoungNichols @heatheryn76	19 de set.
	Respondendo a @Bdude456 @MgfCustoms This is awesome!
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	Heather YoungNichols @heatheryn76	18 de set.
	Can’t wait to see this movie with this kid! twitter.com/bdude456/statu…
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	Heather YoungNichols @heatheryn76	18 de set.
	I am in desperate need to have this in my life. twitter.com/OriginalFunko/…
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	Heather YoungNichols @heatheryn76	18 de set.
	Respondendo a @ncolberthardy I will picture him in at least one of the stories... And yes, I just have this pic ready to go at a moments notice ;) :P pic.twitter.com/svj2oGewoL
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	Heather YoungNichols @heatheryn76	18 de set.
	Respondendo a @authorMartine I haven't. However, my 17 year old daughter highly recommends This Is Where It Ends. It's on my TBR. I've been kind of nervous to read it. Sidenote: she participated in an active shooter drill for first responders. Got a fake bullet wound to the head. Too f*cking real.
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	Heather YoungNichols @heatheryn76	18 de set.
	Respondendo a @Aztin0816 @Medtronic @dexcom We believe this transmitter we have has failed. We were willing to try a replacement. However, Medtronic is saying we have to buy the replacement and we aren't willing to put the money out for something that has already failed. This sensor is 1 year old. It should last longer.
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	Heather YoungNichols @heatheryn76	18 de set.
	Respondendo a @Aztin0816 @Medtronic @dexcom We are in Michigan. The trainers are fantastic. However, calling with a problem...not so good. Sensor are supposed to last 7 days. She is having to go through 3 a week. Very expensive. And the reading aren't accurate. Reads 40 but is really 100. (one example)
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	Heather YoungNichols @heatheryn76	18 de set.
	Respondendo a @Aztin0816 @Medtronic @dexcom Other pumps have suspend on low. I love the auto features on the 670. But w/o a decent sensor, she isn't staying in auto mode. She's been on a Medtronic pump for 9 years. Switching doesn't excite me. But neither does their lack of support for the issues. :/
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	Heather YoungNichols @heatheryn76	18 de set.
	Respondendo a @Aztin0816 @Medtronic @dexcom I never thought Dexcom would be perfect. But after a year of issues with Medtronic, it's time for a change. Not to mention the lack of customer support. If you think you're not going to have any issues with the 670G (which is behind in technology) they you're wrong.
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