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Those nasty little red scars on my thigh are from my sensors. I chose this pic today because a few days ago i inserted a new sensor - and was met with excruciating pain, even though it didn't bleed or anything. I toughed it out because i hate putting new sensors in. It seemed to work fine, but now that I've taken it out it feels like i've literally split my thigh muscle. maybe that huge sensor needle really did go that deep?!!
I'm frustrated today because I've had crappy numbers the last 3 days or so, even running my higher basal rate. I hate when this happens because i can never figure out if it's my basal or my bolus that needs to change. And since I'm impatient and OCD, I don't wait long enough to find out, cause I want to correct every bad number. :)
Making a temperature sensor device that connects to a Mac computer via USB. Feel free to use the photo but please don't forget to give credit to www.approachlabs.com. Thanks!
Students in the stream lab experimental journalism class launch water sensors in the Monongahela River. (David Smith/WVU Reed College of Media)
Students in the stream lab experimental journalism class launch water sensors in the Monongahela River. (David Smith/WVU Reed College of Media)
Designed to be similar to the Metro Card machines but the main feature is speed. Hit start button, slide in card, the machine prints a paper receipt, get card back.
View in 100% for better comparision. I didn't get rid of all the spots but anyway quite an improvement...besides the fact that I almost died of an heart attack because I was so afraid to damage the sensor.
