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Traveling with Type 1 diabetes is not always a simple process. Problems may arise when attempting to bring prescriptions or injection materials onto an airplane or when you go to a friends' house for a hearty dinner heavy on carbohydrates. Set small goals and take the necessary precautions in advance to avoid any problems you may experience when traveling away from home.
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Today I had to renew my driver license. What a terrible way for the state of California to wish me a happy birthday, right? Since I didn't think to make an appointment until last week and my license expires on Saturday, I spent the afternoon waiting in line at the DMV. Overall, the wait wasn't too bad and I took work along, so…
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Dr. Fran Cogen, Health Pro, commented on Traveling with an Insulin Pump: Getting… Thanks for your comments, Mr.J!! Have a great time! DrC
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