Not quite 6 months into my daughter's T1D journey but I've found the channels from both of you some of the most important sources of information. This is a great video, thank you both for what you do!
Awesome video guys! It’s cool to have my two favourite TH-camrs on the same show. Our 10 year old daughter has T1D and she encouraged me to follow you, Justin. I’ve been following you for awhile, Tom. I also lived with a family in Zurich for a year - Switzerland has a special place in my heart. We are at the beginning of our journey with Android APS. Keep up the awesome work you two! Elizabeth from Aotearoa New Zealand
I am soon to be 75yrs of age. I was diagnosed at the age of 16. High school was very difficult for me. My parents really did nothing to help me. Yes I was on my own. I can totally relate to Tom’s history because that was me. Did what I wanted, eat what I wanted. I found out about the Josllin Clinic in Boston when I was 18. What an eye opener for me. I still have my ups and downs but no ER visits. Now that I am watching you and other podcasts I’ve had more eye opening information. Thank you Tom for your history
I was diagnosed in Feb with late onset T1D and both your channels have helped me stay sane. Thank you both for your work!!! I wish I could contribute more in a monetary sense... but I hope to do so in the future.
I can feel you Tom, when we have lived something, we can be an example to others because we lived it, an because we lived through it, we can share it with others, helping other people so they don't make the same mistakes that we made, it took me to drop into a diabetic coma not knowing I was a diabetic, having so much gratitude for the nurses and people that helped me, in TH-cam videos and sharing what you guys actually lived in your lives has been what has brought me through, so thanks, and now I'm just eagerly waiting for another broadcast from You "2 ✌️in.
50 years, for me as a Type I. I suffered that self-imposed stigma concerning diabetes also for a long, long time . As you mentioned for over thirty years. It’s funny, because it’s just the opposite now. When I get together with old classmates and the such… I’m very open about my diabetes. Plus, I’ve been doing the Carnivore diet going on 2 years and am in better shape than the vast majority of them. I actually feel really blessed!
Your channels have been so helpful to me as a recently diagnosed adult T1! I’m grateful for the work that you put into this channel. It helped me not only learn about my diabetes, but to also feel more normal.
500 likes achieved !!! Collaboration time 🎉 Yay!!! Brilliant video and I watch both of you all the time for diabetes tips and tech. You are the best. Thanks both 😊
As a father of a 5 year old girl diagnosed 9 months ago I want to thank you both for your great content. support from hospital is quite minimal and they have no clue about current gear available out there. keep on your excellent work!
This was an incredible video! I follow both your channels and Tom when you went back to the days of your diagnosis and teenage years it really hit home for me. It brought tears to my eyes remembering those days. Having to use syringes that looked like small shovels to deliver our insulin to the things we were told to eat to keep sugars down … Thank you thank you thank you Justin and Tom for continuing to make these videos and sharing so much of your knowledge and experiences for all of us to learn from.
I am subscribed to Tom’s channel and just subscribed to yours. I have been diabetic for over 20 years and I’ve used pumps unsuccessfully a long time ago. So now I just do MDIs, although I have been using an InPen for a year. I feel like I can learn so much about current technology on your channel. I live in a very rural are with no endocrinologists, and I get little to no current info on diabetes tech from my doctors.
You guys are both fantastic. I appreciate your integrity and care for those you touch. I am late on set Type one and my daughter was diagnosed at 17. Your content has helped her and me. Thank you 😊
Excellent two of my favorite T1 TH-camrs! I have gotten so much wonderful information from both of you. Thank you for that. I would love to see you two do another collab. T1's are the masters of tweaking. It's like a secret menu that the community shares. ie. reusing the G6 sensor by tricking the transmitter. 💙
Thanks for all you do! Tide pool loop sounds good, needs to be tubeless for kids…also DIY sounds wonderful but doesn’t work for children in school where school nurse only able to work with FDA approved systems…6 Y/O to young to manage…hopeful tide pool will have tubeless available…Our granddaughter is on Omnipod 5 and the G-6…still waiting for the D-7 to be compatible with Omnipod…Can’t imagine how hard it was for Tom’s mom and dad to manage for him as a child…it’s challenging now with devices! Props to them👏
Hi! Am a type one who joined and love both your channels and all of your videos that I have watched so far. If I had to choose one of them from both channels it would be this one. Because it shows what nice, responsible, knowledgeable, honest, generous, open, helpful guys you both are and so simply makes us as followers want to go on and watch all your other videos past and future ASAP. By the way Justin you are also a great interviewer! And Tom thank you so much for being so open in sharing your story!
Thank you for your kind words. It means a lot. Justin is an amazing interviewer indeed. It's my only diabetes interview type podcast I follow regularly.
I learn so much from both of you'll I used to Loop but know I use Omnipod 5 and try to keep up with Loop as loop saved my life Thanks so much foe keeping us all updated on different tech
Talking about getting advice from a doctor first before you do anything. Well I they did my life by doing what I needed to figure out how to take insulin figure calculation myself. Since health insurance are horrible here, United States couldn’t go to doctors ever to take care of my diabetes or go to a pharmacy to get it. I had to go to Walmart and pick up my insulin and learn on my own how to use it. That’s the only way I survived by learning on my own and use my own self to figure it out, so I didn’t never had to use the doctor to help me figure it out because you can’t get a doctor here without insurance. It’s life and death in this country.
Hi justin, the next samsung watch could have a build-in glucose meter. I guess samsung beat apple to the punch. It would be interesting to see a video about that. Cheers!
Tom, I agree that Libre 1 is a dinosaur... "historic" maybe you said. However, outside Europe and US, in many coutries it is still the only option. Today, Libre 2 or 3 and all Dexcom aren't promoted by the manufacturers because the population and income are low....
Type one talks was my 1st youtubers, checks all the boxes. Followed him sice I was diagnosed, you had ont with matt from ftf warrior. That was great too. Really, i mean, I could talk to you guys forever, at this point, its the closest thing to friends I got.🎉
Not quite 6 months into my daughter's T1D journey but I've found the channels from both of you some of the most important sources of information. This is a great video, thank you both for what you do!
same here
Wow, thank you!
Thank you for your kind words my friend. Wishing you and your daughter all the best! ❤
@@TypeOneTalks thank you.
Yes both of these guys are helpful, frank, and well informed.
Awesome video guys! It’s cool to have my two favourite TH-camrs on the same show. Our 10 year old daughter has T1D and she encouraged me to follow you, Justin. I’ve been following you for awhile, Tom. I also lived with a family in Zurich for a year - Switzerland has a special place in my heart. We are at the beginning of our journey with Android APS. Keep up the awesome work you two! Elizabeth from Aotearoa New Zealand
Love it!! Thanks so watching :)
I am soon to be 75yrs of age. I was diagnosed at the age of 16. High school was very difficult for me. My parents really did nothing to help me. Yes I was on my own. I can totally relate to Tom’s history because that was me. Did what I wanted, eat what I wanted. I found out about the Josllin Clinic in Boston when I was 18. What an eye opener for me. I still have my ups and downs but no ER visits. Now that I am watching you and other podcasts I’ve had more eye opening information. Thank you Tom for your history
Thank you for sharing Rose!
I'm glad you've found so many great resources! Thanks for listening.
I was diagnosed in Feb with late onset T1D and both your channels have helped me stay sane. Thank you both for your work!!! I wish I could contribute more in a monetary sense... but I hope to do so in the future.
I'm glad we can be here for ya!
I can feel you Tom, when we have lived something, we can be an example to others because we lived it, an because we lived through it, we can share it with others, helping other people so they don't make the same mistakes that we made,
it took me to drop into a diabetic coma not knowing I was a diabetic, having so much gratitude for the nurses and people that helped me, in TH-cam videos and sharing what you guys actually lived in your lives has been what has brought me through,
so thanks, and now I'm just eagerly waiting for another broadcast from You "2 ✌️in.
I was diagnosed with t1d last december. Both your channels have helped me out a lot. So thank you both so much.
So happy to hear :)
50 years, for me as a Type I. I suffered that self-imposed stigma concerning diabetes also for a long, long time . As you mentioned for over thirty years. It’s funny, because it’s just the opposite now. When I get together with old classmates and the such… I’m very open about my diabetes. Plus, I’ve been doing the Carnivore diet going on 2 years and am in better shape than the vast majority of them. I actually feel really blessed!
I’m so happy to hear that you are now so open about this topic and doing great overall!
Yay! My two favorite diabetes TH-camrs together! 👍👍
Your channels have been so helpful to me as a recently diagnosed adult T1! I’m grateful for the work that you put into this channel. It helped me not only learn about my diabetes, but to also feel more normal.
Thank you so much. Wishing you all the best on your diabetes journey!
Happy you’re here :)
500 likes achieved !!! Collaboration time 🎉 Yay!!! Brilliant video and I watch both of you all the time for diabetes tips and tech. You are the best. Thanks both 😊
Congrats to both of you guys. Amazing job for the community. @Tom: what you said about your parents... you really moved me. Still crying
BONUS episode with Justin & Tom. Love you two! More please .....
As a father of a 5 year old girl diagnosed 9 months ago I want to thank you both for your great content. support from hospital is quite minimal and they have no clue about current gear available out there. keep on your excellent work!
Glad we can help.
This was an incredible video!
I follow both your channels and Tom when you went
back to the days of your diagnosis and teenage years it really hit home for me. It brought tears to my eyes remembering those days. Having to use syringes that looked like small shovels to deliver our insulin to the things we were told to eat to keep sugars down …
Thank you thank you thank you Justin and Tom for continuing to make these videos and sharing so much of your knowledge and experiences for all of us to learn from.
❤️❤️❤️❤️
I am subscribed to Tom’s channel and just subscribed to yours. I have been diabetic for over 20 years and I’ve used pumps unsuccessfully a long time ago. So now I just do MDIs, although I have been using an InPen for a year. I feel like I can learn so much about current technology on your channel. I live in a very rural are with no endocrinologists, and I get little to no current info on diabetes tech from my doctors.
Thanks for joining us. Lots of info here and more coming :)
You guys are both fantastic. I appreciate your integrity and care for those you touch. I am late on set Type one and my daughter was diagnosed at 17. Your content has helped her and me. Thank you 😊
So happy to hear that!
Love watching both of you. This was fantastic and can't wait for another collaboration!
Woohoo! Me too :)
Excellent two of my favorite T1 TH-camrs! I have gotten so much wonderful information from both of you. Thank you for that. I would love to see you two do another collab. T1's are the masters of tweaking. It's like a secret menu that the community shares. ie. reusing the G6 sensor by tricking the transmitter. 💙
Hoping to do another collab real soon!
since watching yalls videos im 98 %in range !! cant wait to se what my a1c is for the frist time in 22 years
I discover you, seeing Tom videos. Love his videos and now yours. So thanks for what you to are doing for the diabetes community 💙
Thanks for all you do! Tide pool loop sounds good, needs to be tubeless for kids…also DIY sounds wonderful but doesn’t work for children in school where school nurse only able to work with FDA approved systems…6 Y/O to young to manage…hopeful tide pool will have tubeless available…Our granddaughter is on Omnipod 5 and the G-6…still waiting for the D-7 to be compatible with Omnipod…Can’t imagine how hard it was for Tom’s mom and dad to manage for him as a child…it’s challenging now with devices! Props to them👏
Hi! Am a type one who joined and love both your channels and all of your videos that I have watched so far. If I had to choose one of them from both channels it would be this one. Because it shows what nice, responsible, knowledgeable, honest, generous, open, helpful guys you both are and so simply makes us as followers want to go on and watch all your other videos past and future ASAP. By the way Justin you are also a great interviewer! And Tom thank you so much for being so open in sharing your story!
Thank you for your kind words. It means a lot. Justin is an amazing interviewer indeed. It's my only diabetes interview type podcast I follow regularly.
Awww thank you so much 💕
Great podcast Justin and Tom loved it. Listening from London
Thanks for listening!
Yay!
Me and my T1D daughter (age 14) absolutely love Tom and watch all of his videos!
Thank you so much. That's awesome!
That’s awesome. He’s great!
Thank you for this conversation.
you got it!
Wow, type one talks, the man it's really good. Really helped lots of people, great guy, top tier.
💯💯💯
@@diabe_tech you're doing a great job too. Keeping people up to speed like this...great work.
Enjoyed the Show Guys‼️ Justin, you're a "great interviewer."
Thank you :) :)
Waw Tom is amazing love him a lot
He's dah best!
I learn so much from both of you'll I used to Loop but know I use Omnipod 5 and try to keep up with Loop as loop saved my life Thanks so much foe keeping us all updated on different tech
Of course :) Thanks for watching!
My 2 favorite Diabetes TH-camr Love it bro!🔥
❤
Yessssss
You are the GOAT with these videos
I had to look up what that means to be the GOAT😅 Thanks for teaching me something new today!
hahahaha
Talking about getting advice from a doctor first before you do anything. Well I they did my life by doing what I needed to figure out how to take insulin figure calculation myself. Since health insurance are horrible here, United States couldn’t go to doctors ever to take care of my diabetes or go to a pharmacy to get it. I had to go to Walmart and pick up my insulin and learn on my own how to use it. That’s the only way I survived by learning on my own and use my own self to figure it out, so I didn’t never had to use the doctor to help me figure it out because you can’t get a doctor here without insurance. It’s life and death in this country.
My son wanted to join you live
Hi justin, the next samsung watch could have a build-in glucose meter. I guess samsung beat apple to the punch. It would be interesting to see a video about that. Cheers!
100% will test it out and make a video if/when it comes out ;)
Just joined the discord!
Yasss welcome!
Tom, I agree that Libre 1 is a dinosaur... "historic" maybe you said. However, outside Europe and US, in many coutries it is still the only option. Today, Libre 2 or 3 and all Dexcom aren't promoted by the manufacturers because the population and income are low....
Great point!
I hope access to the newer devices gets better.
A man after my own heart, Authority = 🤮
When I was dx in 1970’s I felt alone
I can imagine...im glad social media like ours exists today so that newbies can feel less alone.
Type one talks was my 1st youtubers, checks all the boxes. Followed him sice I was diagnosed, you had ont with matt from ftf warrior. That was great too. Really, i mean, I could talk to you guys forever, at this point, its the closest thing to friends I got.🎉
Thanks for your kind feedback my friend!
@TypeOneTalks Anytime brother. When I visit Switzerland again, I will bring you some nice romanian souvenir.
Thanks for watching, happy to have you here :)