BlogJargon
This website has evolved since it started in May 2005, and the readers and me have gradually developed our own jargon that may or may not exist anywhere else in the world (but probably doesn't!).
Examples of our BlogJargon follow; if you have another good one, please add your comment below, and I'll put it into this master list for newcomers to learn (and to laugh along with us!)
- Blogquake: What happens when the software underlying this blog becomes unstable and shakes everybody up! You can read about one recent major blogquake and how it affected our readers: CLICK HERE.
- Discussion Forums: My term for the postings at Diabetes.Blog.com, which invite people to comment about a designated subject. Off-topic comments are sometimes tolerated, but usually deleted (depending on my whim -- after all, it's my blog!)
- Hug Island: The Discussion Forum for Greetings, Best Wishes, and Other Personal Comments: CLICK HERE.
- Islands: Readers' term for the postings at Diabetes.Blog.com (see "Discussion Forums")
- Readers have invented all sorts of new terms concerning the new diabetes drug Byetta: "lizard spit", "gillyspitkins", "lizard of Az", "yellow spit road", "little brother" and "big brother", and lots more. I'll await reader definitions for each of these and add them here as I get them... And if anyone can remember when a term was first used, let me know, and I'll live link to the earliest reference.
Remember, you can search for information throughout Diabetes.Blog.com, by using your webbrowser's FIND or SEARCH feature while at the earlier forums, or by searching at the advanced search feature that is at the Diabetes Monitor.
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Is your meter able to use software do download info. I have a one touch and it has software http://lifescan.com/products/otdms/
You can also download logbooks at.
http://www.webpicturecreator.com/glucose/logbook
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You might be able to get one from your dr for free, from your meter company(they sometimes send out free ones to those using their meters), and if there is a diabetes support group meeting near you they sometimes give them out free there. Hope this helps. (Comment this)