Audrey, you're my hero for today! And I really mean that!!! I've been type one for 56 years now and I'm still in relatively good health, Have my full vision, kidneys are great, some neuropathy in my feet, but I'm still standin'. I want to thank you for this dynamite video, because even after 56 years I can still occasionally get frightened by new processes and equipment. But you superb video and narration got me through my first Home installation of the Guardian Sensor. Thank you for your courage and sharing it with all of us type ones!!! Rod
Excellent video! So good, congratulations! I was searching for a video like that, but every video I saw was putting the sensor on the arm, no one that showed immediately after removing the transmitter, yours was perfect! Once again, thank you for the video!
I realize this video is 3 years old but regardless it really helped me! I am new to the sensor but not the meter. You have saved me today! I am 52 years old and was scared to mess up. I viewed this and stopped it as I inserted my meter. Thank you for posting this!
Wow, what a pleasant, warm instruction. Even if I wasn't diabetic, It'd be worth watching just to watch you. Really didn't get much from the Medtronic teaching. couldn't even remember what the parts looked like, been lost without you. Thank you.
I had my first training 6 days ago... My trainer showed me step by step how to do it as I applied it to myself and the whole training left my brain somehow as I'm trying to prepare a new one instead of waiting till tomorrow... This was so helpful! Thank you!
Thank you so much. Im 26 yrs old and it is my first time trying to change my sensor. I think i did it wrong at the first trial and got blood in my arm a bit. I felt very overwhelmed and cried for a while. Than i got myself together and found your video. I managed to connect the sensor this time. A person who has diabetes can really teach it better... thanks for sharing it❤ ❤❤
Probably the most useful thing I've ever watched. How straightforward you made this process seem - I've been type 1 diabetic for 50yrs and you're wonderful.
I come back to this video once a week ;-) The sticker part is too much for my brain to handle, but you make it really clear. You really calmed me down after I stressed out from Medtronic's robotic explanation. Thank you for being so kind to upload it.
You are such a dearheart this video. I'm 40 and have had type one since I was 5, so us grown ups forget the steps if we haven't worn our sensors (accessories) in awhile!! Lol. Thank you. I'm proud of you. And appreciate you. You explained and demonstrated very very well!!! Clear, to the point, visual aid, and even correct warnings....excellent🙌🏾❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ Great job!!
Dear Audrey - thank you so so so much for posting this video. You really got me through all the anxiety and stress about starting a new sensor for the first time by myself. It's also been really good for me to see everyone's comments here and realise I'm not so alone as all that. Thanks again.
My type 1 diabetes have been greatly affecting my daily rotine caused by my unprofesdional ivf made abdominal pregnancy (of coure before my pregnancy i already had minor type 1 diabetics as pre medical condition)and my long standing financial stress due to my wrong unchallenged uncorrected medical diagnosis until now, affecting the quality of my private life invlufing my poor vision, can any medical professionals post info assp about effective medical treatments including stem cells treatment etc? Thst would be highly appreciated.
Thank you so much, Audrey. I have been a T1D for 40 years. I was nervous about the taping of the sensor. After having one failed try, I decided to search UA-cam for a video. I cannot tell you how much your step by step video helped me. Thanks again.
This video really helped me during a very stressful time in my life learning how to install this sensor. Your video is the best explanation of how to install this device. Thank you from the bottom of my heart God bless you.
oh my goodness, thank you so much! i've been diabetic for 23 years but i just got a 670G last week, and today was the first time i had to change the sensor. i was starting to feel pretty unsure of what i was doing, and your video was *exactly* what i needed to get me through. i'll probably watch it again next time before i take the training wheels off. cheers.
I came here to simply thank you. This is my 4th night on this. It’s a struggle. My infusion set came out the first night and now my sensor tonight. I still have my sensor on with my Dexcom so I was just going to use that until it expired. My boyfriend insisted I get it right tonight and I’m glad he did. I see everyone here is as grateful of you as myself. You saved me and it was so easy I was nervous with all the steps my educator showed me. Thank you thank you!!
This is MASSIVELY helpful. I have a 6 year old daughter who has the same pump and just started on the Guardian 3 sensor. I have now done my first and second ever change of her sensor. Without this video it would have been so much more difficult. Having a real person do it as opposed to the instructional video is just brilliant. Thank you so much.
Incredibly useful tutorial! just got a new pump and i was using the freestyle libre sensor. let's just say i got kinda confused because the medtronic guardian has a couple more steps before use! thank you for this, it gave me a quick refresh on the procedure!
Thank you Audrey! Im 22 now and was diagnosed at 12 years old. I've been on my old Medtronic pump for 8 years and was SO nervous about the new 670g setup. You walked me through it flawlessly. Thanks so much! God bless and hope you have a great In-range time & A1C!!!
Thank you so much for posting this video! My son just started with the 670G a few months ago and will begin the Guardian this week. After having the Animas for 9 years and Dexcom for 3 years we are very excited! I was so happy to be able to share this video with my son. He is 11 years old and going through a tough phase. Any sort of connection and sense of normalcy for him is great and your videos are a fantastic resource for other T1's! Thank you and keep them coming!
Thank you young lady for the well presented demonstration of installing this CGM. I am in the market for one now and appreciate your taking the time to do this.
Thanks Audrey , great video you help me with my first "on my own" application,, I have to say I tried to screw it up but your video walked me thought it perfectly..
Great and calm video! It's silly how a 25 year old man like me can be irrationally frightened of doing this, but you totally made it look easy and doable. Thank you!
Today is the start of my third week with the guardian, the last time and today went horribly wrong. Last time wasn't as awful as today's was though. When I inserted it, it didn't hurt too much, but it started bleeding everywhere and wouldn't stop. I waited about an hour before trying again, and this time I put on your video just to help remind me of anything I might've forgotten. It felt less lonely to insert it with your video--I'm very nervous about anyone watching me test or give myself insulin, and no one has seen me insert my guardian yet. It was really helpful to have such a positive video about doing it!
Thanks for this Audrey. I'm a T1D 42 years now and recently switched from Animas to Medtronic. I've watched your videos both times I've changed my sensor and it's very helpful.
Audrey, Thank you very much for showing how this is done. I have only done it on my upper arm and not on my belly yet. But your confidence has helped me greatly. I will have no problems with my belly.
My daughter starts her pump this week and your video gave me clarity about the sensor so i can make sure i have the right sensor in stock at our chemist, thank you clear understandable video
Thank you for posting this. I'm a 56 yr old man. I just started using the sensor & pump. It's hard to remember how to do this. Ty for posting. I followed your steps and it worked
You have no idea how helpful your video was for me! I tried changing my sensor before I watched your video the first time and could never get the two to connect. Started over after watching your video and now it’s working perfectly! Thanks for taking the time to make such an easy to follow, step-by-step instruction!
Thank you Audrey. I’m probably your grandfathers age and a type 1 diabetic since 8 years old. This was helpful. Who says you can’t teach an old dog new tricks?
For years I have struggled with any kind of inserter. This new one has really helped me out since this one does not make a sharp sound. I have been putting in all my fusion sites in manually because of this. I think with this new inserter I can finally overcome my anxiety.
Thank you thank you thank you for this video. I have recently trialled the guardian sensor and was panicking about doing my first independent change at home. I watched you and it all made sense, was easy to follow and gave me so much confidence. I still keep watching you to ensure I’m doing it correctly. Take care and keep doing what you’re doing ❤️❤️
Thanks for making this video! I just got my 670G today and had no idea how to get the Guardian sensor attached. You gave some great advice (attaching it while standing, for example!).
I have just started to use the same pump as you and today I have been able to change my sensor for the first time, thanks to your crystal clear video explanation! Thank you so much! Marcel from NL
great job ! You have such an easy going personality and made it so much easier to understand . I have had type since age 17 and an now 61 Thanks again for taking the time to share this video
Excellent Video Audrey, I am new to the 670G and found your sensor video very helpful. You were very clear and concise in your instructions and you did not waste words. Well done!
Thanks for this, my mom has been a type 1 diabetic for about 23 years and she just got a pump about a month ago and started the sensor this week! this video was very helpful and it calmed her nerves as we changed it alone for the first time.
Hey Audrey - thanks for posting this video - I've just started on the MiniMed 780 alongside the Guardian 4 sensor. I'm still in the 3 day sensor "warming up" period (as the G4 sensor doesn't need all the calibration steps that the G3 did - thankfully). The insertion technique is all but identical so although I did it in the training it was good to see someone else do it - I'm a little concerned how I'll attach it to my upper arm - but I'm sure it can't be too difficult. Thanks again for the post and I hope you've now upgraded your pump and sensor - it should be a game changer for me and keep me in target for a high % of time with any luck. Oh and I hear you about all the rubbish (trash) these things generate 🙄👍
Thank you for the instructional video on how to change sensor and insert a new one. I just had my in person training today with the Medtronic 670G. It sure has more steps to do then with the Animus and Dexcom which I previsously used. For the next few times I change my sites, I will have to view one of these videos at the same time, so I do not miss any steps.
I’m a type 1 diabetic I got it when I was only 1 month it was really hard and now I’m turning 12 new school new set changes ( infusion ) xx well done xx
Thank you so much for this. This is my first time using a sensor and was nervous about how to put it in. My training for it is tomorrow. I think I am all ready now.
Thank you Audrey! I have T1D for 44 years and a pump user for a long time. I’m switching to the 670G soon. Your video was excellent and much easier to follow than Medtronic’s animated Guardian video. I will watch your video over and over and post to my facebook group, “Fourteen’s Door” as well. God bless you and good wishes for many years of health and happiness! -Barbara P.
really appreciate you posting this video, it was the first result when i looked for videos of people setting up a sensor. i watch it now and again if i forget which order steps go in. thank you!
Thank you for a very easy to follow instructional video. My husband and I were trying to make sense of the instruction booklet and found your video. Had his sensor running in no time at all.
Thank you for the video! I'm switching to a 640g + guardian 2, and you gave me a pretty clear picture on the insertion part for the guardian and the whole overtape part!
Audrey - thank you for your user friendly guide to you cgm. You also handle your equipment like some one who uses it on a daily basis - not just a model, you know what mean. I was diagnosed at 9 with T1 and now at 50, I"m still figuring it out. Three kids, world traveler, wish I had this device back in middle school. I have a dexcom - I might switch to mini because of this tutorial. Diabetes is a disease you can live with and thrive with proper support. I my younger brother had had this device 16 years ago but now he's watching over me. I wish there was a way to get these hard supplies to those with no/deficient insurance. Again, thank you and God bless you!
Awesome Audrey .. great job on putting your new sensor ; very self explanatory and very helpful. Keep up the good 👍 job . Our Heavenly Father keep safe and blessed!
Thank you so much for the very instructing video. This was my first time by myself at home after going thru the training a week ago. You are a very good teacher.
Thank you so much! I got my new pump & sensor last week but felt like maybe I wasn’t paying enough attention at the doctors office when the time came to change my sensor ! Lol. Very helpful
Very impressive! I’m jus now getting started using the CGM & I needed assistance at home changing out the sensor. Your video was perfect. I commend you for your bravery and time out of your day to help your “diabetic family” through this transition. You should get credit in health class for this or something. Thank you.
Thx for this. I recently converted to Medtronic from Animas and today I start wearing my sensor. The literature that comes with the sensor isn't very helpful in terms of the overall real world experience of starting to use the device. Your video was a big help. It is also nice to know someone else gets annoyed with the sticky residue and that it isn't just me.
Thanks for the video Audrey, first time changing the sensor tonight for me. Alarms going off, stressed out and trying to read the book!! Really loved the video, a great help for me tonight and it all went well😀👍
Thank you so much for this excellent and helpful video. Made life so much easier as I was really struggling to set up a new sensor here in the UK. You are a star
thanks so much, this seemed quite a hell for me since got out of the hospital all alone at home after 6 days. Had to do it by myself for the first time and got confused like hell :( your video helped me out a bunch!! thanks a lot!
Thanks so much for this! I Keep coming back to it every time I need to insert a new sensor because your instructions are so clear, and it always gives me a little confidence to see someone younger than me do it with such ease. Best of luck to you! :)
Thank you so much. I was looking for this exactly. I just got mine a week ago on Monday and have to change and charge it tomorrow. I don't want to mess anything up, so I came to youtube and happened to find your video. Thanks again.
Hey you have really helped me!!!! I'm very new to diabetes and got the Medtronic cgm! Except me and my mom were very confused trying to put it in! So this video helped us a ton!!
Great video. Using my enlite sensor I was able to bring my A1Cs to the 6.1 range. Mine disappeared when I was in the hospital and after a several year fight, I just got a new one. I forgot how to set it up and tape it on and your video helped remind me...Thanks!!
Thank You for making this video. I was very helpful. This was my 1st time changing my sensor on my own. It was nice to know I was doing it the wright way.
Heya! Thanks for the video, im 16 and just started the enlite a week ago and was super confused how to change it 😅 The video helped a lot, so thank you :)
Thanks so much for this video! It’s so helpful to able to WATCH someone do it! This is only my second time changing the CGM and this helped me so much. My mom thinks you’re amazing and she is literally trying not to cry right now (idk why tho. I think she just thinks that it’s amazing you know how to do it, which it totally is)❤️
Audrey, you're my hero for today! And I really mean that!!! I've been type one for 56 years now and I'm still in relatively good health, Have my full vision, kidneys are great, some neuropathy in my feet, but I'm still standin'. I want to thank you for this dynamite video, because even after 56 years I can still occasionally get frightened by new processes and equipment. But you superb video and narration got me through my first Home installation of the Guardian Sensor. Thank you for your courage and sharing it with all of us type ones!!!
Rod
This is truly the first time I see another type 1 like me. Diabetic for 56 years as well you see at age 6 months old I was diagnosed .
Excellent video! So good, congratulations! I was searching for a video like that, but every video I saw was putting the sensor on the arm, no one that showed immediately after removing the transmitter, yours was perfect! Once again, thank you for the video!
I realize this video is 3 years old but regardless it really helped me! I am new to the sensor but not the meter. You have saved me today! I am 52 years old and was scared to mess up. I viewed this and stopped it as I inserted my meter. Thank you for posting this!
Thank you for making this bc I totally forgot how to my nurse said to do this during training. It really helped I appreciate you.
Wow, what a pleasant, warm instruction. Even if I wasn't diabetic, It'd be worth watching just to watch you. Really didn't get much from the Medtronic teaching. couldn't even remember what the parts looked like, been lost without you. Thank you.
I had my first training 6 days ago... My trainer showed me step by step how to do it as I applied it to myself and the whole training left my brain somehow as I'm trying to prepare a new one instead of waiting till tomorrow... This was so helpful! Thank you!
Me too. It totally slipped my mind. She definitely saved the day lol
Thank you so much. Im 26 yrs old and it is my first time trying to change my sensor. I think i did it wrong at the first trial and got blood in my arm a bit. I felt very overwhelmed and cried for a while. Than i got myself together and found your video. I managed to connect the sensor this time. A person who has diabetes can really teach it better... thanks for sharing it❤ ❤❤
I watched this because I this was my first time changing it on my own. I couldn't remember how to place the tape! Thanks for the help ❤ stay strong
Probably the most useful thing I've ever watched. How straightforward you made this process seem - I've been type 1 diabetic for 50yrs and you're wonderful.
I come back to this video once a week ;-) The sticker part is too much for my brain to handle, but you make it really clear. You really calmed me down after I stressed out from Medtronic's robotic explanation. Thank you for being so kind to upload it.
You are such a dearheart this video. I'm 40 and have had type one since I was 5, so us grown ups forget the steps if we haven't worn our sensors (accessories) in awhile!! Lol. Thank you. I'm proud of you. And appreciate you. You explained and demonstrated very very well!!! Clear, to the point, visual aid, and even correct warnings....excellent🙌🏾❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ Great job!!
I could not agree more!! This was a huge help for us "older" type 1 diabetics!!
Dear Audrey - thank you so so so much for posting this video. You really got me through all the anxiety and stress about starting a new sensor for the first time by myself. It's also been really good for me to see everyone's comments here and realise I'm not so alone as all that. Thanks again.
My type 1 diabetes have been greatly affecting my daily rotine caused by my unprofesdional ivf made abdominal pregnancy (of coure before my pregnancy i already had minor type 1 diabetics as pre medical condition)and my long standing financial stress due to my wrong unchallenged uncorrected medical diagnosis until now, affecting the quality of my private life invlufing my poor vision, can any medical professionals post info assp about effective medical treatments including stem cells treatment etc? Thst would be highly appreciated.
Thank you so much, Audrey. I have been a T1D for 40 years. I was nervous about the taping of the sensor. After having one failed try, I decided to search UA-cam for a video. I cannot tell you how much your step by step video helped me. Thanks again.
I just received my sensor and this is by far the best video showing me how to use it - awesome job!! 42 yrs. old, Type 1 for 24 of those...
Thank you you made my first sensor change so easy. I wii use it for the next couple before I go it alone
This video really helped me during a very stressful time in my life learning how to install this sensor. Your video is the best explanation of how to install this device. Thank you from the bottom of my heart God bless you.
oh my goodness, thank you so much! i've been diabetic for 23 years but i just got a 670G last week, and today was the first time i had to change the sensor. i was starting to feel pretty unsure of what i was doing, and your video was *exactly* what i needed to get me through. i'll probably watch it again next time before i take the training wheels off. cheers.
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Oh boy, me too lol
I came here to simply thank you. This is my 4th night on this. It’s a struggle. My infusion set came out the first night and now my sensor tonight. I still have my sensor on with my Dexcom so I was just going to use that until it expired. My boyfriend insisted I get it right tonight and I’m glad he did. I see everyone here is as grateful of you as myself. You saved me and it was so easy I was nervous with all the steps my educator showed me. Thank you thank you!!
This is MASSIVELY helpful. I have a 6 year old daughter who has the same pump and just started on the Guardian 3 sensor. I have now done my first and second ever change of her sensor. Without this video it would have been so much more difficult.
Having a real person do it as opposed to the instructional video is just brilliant. Thank you so much.
Ian Haywood thanks so much!
Incredibly useful tutorial! just got a new pump and i was using the freestyle libre sensor. let's just say i got kinda confused because the medtronic guardian has a couple more steps before use! thank you for this, it gave me a quick refresh on the procedure!
I’m 14 I was diagnosed at 3 years old and was in a diabetic coma. I just got a 670g and thanks for the video
CynderTUBE wow! I’m glad you are okay. What was your blood sugar when you were seen in the hospital?
Casey B I have no idea all I know is that the doctors didn’t know but the nurse could tell by my breath that’s all my parents really told me
Thanks so much! This is my husbands 1st sensor change. You helped us so much. Your q life saver. Thanks again
Thank you Audrey!
Im 22 now and was diagnosed at 12 years old.
I've been on my old Medtronic pump for 8 years and was SO nervous about the new 670g setup. You walked me through it flawlessly. Thanks so much! God bless and hope you have a great In-range time & A1C!!!
Thank you so much for posting this video! My son just started with the 670G a few months ago and will begin the Guardian this week. After having the Animas for 9 years and Dexcom for 3 years we are very excited! I was so happy to be able to share this video with my son. He is 11 years old and going through a tough phase. Any sort of connection and sense of normalcy for him is great and your videos are a fantastic resource for other T1's! Thank you and keep them coming!
Thank you young lady for the well presented demonstration of installing this CGM. I am in the market for one now and appreciate your taking the time to do this.
Thanks Audrey , great video you help me with my first "on my own" application,, I have to say I tried to screw it up but your video walked me thought it perfectly..
Great and calm video! It's silly how a 25 year old man like me can be irrationally frightened of doing this, but you totally made it look easy and doable. Thank you!
Today is the start of my third week with the guardian, the last time and today went horribly wrong. Last time wasn't as awful as today's was though. When I inserted it, it didn't hurt too much, but it started bleeding everywhere and wouldn't stop. I waited about an hour before trying again, and this time I put on your video just to help remind me of anything I might've forgotten. It felt less lonely to insert it with your video--I'm very nervous about anyone watching me test or give myself insulin, and no one has seen me insert my guardian yet. It was really helpful to have such a positive video about doing it!
Thanks for this Audrey. I'm a T1D 42 years now and recently switched from Animas to Medtronic. I've watched your videos both times I've changed my sensor and it's very helpful.
I watch this video each time I need to redo this process that I'm not used and it helps me a lot.
Thanks Audrey, this was very helpful! T1D 26 years, just traded my old pump for new 670G closed loop.
Audrey, Thank you very much for showing how this is done. I have only done it on my upper arm and not on my belly yet. But your confidence has helped me greatly. I will have no problems with my belly.
My daughter starts her pump this week and your video gave me clarity about the sensor so i can make sure i have the right sensor in stock at our chemist, thank you clear understandable video
Thank you for posting this. I'm a 56 yr old man. I just started using the sensor & pump. It's hard to remember how to do this. Ty for posting. I followed your steps and it worked
You have no idea how helpful your video was for me! I tried changing my sensor before I watched your video the first time and could never get the two to connect. Started over after watching your video and now it’s working perfectly! Thanks for taking the time to make such an easy to follow, step-by-step instruction!
aw no problem!!
Thank you Audrey. I’m probably your grandfathers age and a type 1 diabetic since 8 years old. This was helpful. Who says you can’t teach an old dog new tricks?
since I was 8 as well. using the 780G with the Guardian 4 sensor now. Best control I’ve ever had.
For years I have struggled with any kind of inserter. This new one has really helped me out since this one does not make a sharp sound. I have been putting in all my fusion sites in manually because of this. I think with this new inserter I can finally overcome my anxiety.
Thank you thank you thank you for this video. I have recently trialled the guardian sensor and was panicking about doing my first independent change at home. I watched you and it all made sense, was easy to follow and gave me so much confidence. I still keep watching you to ensure I’m doing it correctly. Take care and keep doing what you’re doing ❤️❤️
Thanks for making this video! I just got my 670G today and had no idea how to get the Guardian sensor attached. You gave some great advice (attaching it while standing, for example!).
I have just started to use the same pump as you and today I have been able to change my sensor for the first time, thanks to your crystal clear video explanation! Thank you so much! Marcel from NL
Thank you Audrey, well done 👍
Super helpful, medtronic rep went over so much she was here that me and my wife couldnt remember some of the details. Thank you so much.
great job ! You have such an easy going personality and made it so much easier to understand . I have had type since age 17 and an now 61 Thanks again for taking the time to share this video
Excellent Video Audrey, I am new to the 670G and found your sensor video very helpful. You were very clear and concise in your instructions and you did not waste words. Well done!
Thanks for this, my mom has been a type 1 diabetic for about 23 years and she just got a pump about a month ago and started the sensor this week! this video was very helpful and it calmed her nerves as we changed it alone for the first time.
Hey Audrey - thanks for posting this video - I've just started on the MiniMed 780 alongside the Guardian 4 sensor. I'm still in the 3 day sensor "warming up" period (as the G4 sensor doesn't need all the calibration steps that the G3 did - thankfully). The insertion technique is all but identical so although I did it in the training it was good to see someone else do it - I'm a little concerned how I'll attach it to my upper arm - but I'm sure it can't be too difficult. Thanks again for the post and I hope you've now upgraded your pump and sensor - it should be a game changer for me and keep me in target for a high % of time with any luck. Oh and I hear you about all the rubbish (trash) these things generate 🙄👍
Great directions!!!
Thank you for the instructional video on how to change sensor and insert a new one. I just had my in person training today with the Medtronic 670G. It sure has more steps to do then with the Animus and Dexcom which I previsously used. For the next few times I change my sites, I will have to view one of these videos at the same time, so I do not miss any steps.
Thank you Audrey. This is about the best video to learn how to apply the cgm to our six- year-old son. Great stuff!! (from the UK!)
I'm taking care of my sister that has this setup. This video was super helpful and clear. Thanks so much
I’m a type 1 diabetic I got it when I was only 1 month it was really hard and now I’m turning 12 new school new set changes ( infusion ) xx well done xx
Thank you so much for this. This is my first time using a sensor and was nervous about how to put it in. My training for it is tomorrow. I think I am all ready now.
Yay! Glad it was helpful
I can’t thank you enough - I followed along with ease. It was my first change, and I didn’t feel alone. BTW, I’m 57 years young. Thanks again!
Thank you Audrey! I have T1D for 44 years and a pump user for a long time. I’m switching to the 670G soon. Your video was excellent and much easier to follow than Medtronic’s animated Guardian video. I will watch your video over and over and post to my facebook group, “Fourteen’s Door” as well. God bless you and good wishes for many years of health and happiness! -Barbara P.
really appreciate you posting this video, it was the first result when i looked for videos of people setting up a sensor. i watch it now and again if i forget which order steps go in. thank you!
Thank you..my T1 grandson just got his today and your video was very helpful. Especially pointing out not to sit when putting it onnthe stomach.
Thank you so much! Just started with my 670G last week and I screwed up my second sensor insert. Your video helped me replace it much more easily.
Thank you for a very easy to follow instructional video. My husband and I were trying to make sense of the instruction booklet and found your video. Had his sensor running in no time at all.
Thank you for the video! I'm switching to a 640g + guardian 2, and you gave me a pretty clear picture on the insertion part for the guardian and the whole overtape part!
Thank you, I have just diagnosed diabetes and your instruction helps a lot!
Audrey - thank you for your user friendly guide to you cgm. You also handle your equipment like some one who uses it on a daily basis - not just a model, you know what mean. I was diagnosed at 9 with T1 and now at 50, I"m still figuring it out. Three kids, world traveler, wish I had this device back in middle school. I have a dexcom - I might switch to mini because of this tutorial. Diabetes is a disease you can live with and thrive with proper support. I my younger brother had had this device 16 years ago but now he's watching over me. I wish there was a way to get these hard supplies to those with no/deficient insurance. Again, thank you and God bless you!
Awesome Audrey .. great job on putting your new sensor ; very self explanatory and very helpful. Keep up the good 👍 job .
Our Heavenly Father keep safe and blessed!
Really appreciate this video. First time putting it on myself. Thank you!!
Thank you so much for the very instructing video. This was my first time by myself at home after going thru the training a week ago. You are a very good teacher.
Thank you so much! I got my new pump & sensor last week but felt like maybe I wasn’t paying enough attention at the doctors office when the time came to change my sensor ! Lol. Very helpful
Just now stumbled across your post. Excellent presentation. Better than the Medtronic version.
Thanks for the advice an the step by step, I always watching every time I change the Guardian👍🏻
Very impressive! I’m jus now getting started using the CGM & I needed assistance at home changing out the sensor. Your video was perfect. I commend you for your bravery and time out of your day to help your “diabetic family” through this transition. You should get credit in health class for this or something. Thank you.
Thank you. Just did my first solo insertion and you video was so much more helpfull the the official medtronic one!
Thanks for this! Going in tmrw for training on the CGM part of 670G and this is a great head start. Keep it up!
Thank you, my daughter, for the detailed explanation, and I wish you good health. Greetings from Algeria
Thx for this. I recently converted to Medtronic from Animas and today I start wearing my sensor. The literature that comes with the sensor isn't very helpful in terms of the overall real world experience of starting to use the device. Your video was a big help. It is also nice to know someone else gets annoyed with the sticky residue and that it isn't just me.
Thank you for this! Watching and constantly pausing while I do my first solo sensor change.
Thank you - you helped me get over my fear of the giant-looking insertion device; you survived so I guessed that I would too.
Thank you for showing the easiest way to put sensor on!! You are wonderful
Thank you so much! I am new to an insulin pump with the sensor and transmitter. Your video was so helpful!
Fantastic video! You taught me better than my trainer! Thank you so much and God Bless!
Then you young lady, you were very helpful to an older person just beginning this journey. 😊
Thanks for the video Audrey, first time changing the sensor tonight for me. Alarms going off, stressed out and trying to read the book!!
Really loved the video, a great help for me tonight and it all went well😀👍
Thank you so much for this excellent and helpful video. Made life so much easier as I was really struggling to set up a new sensor here in the UK. You are a star
Ive changed my sensor for the second time now, and, your video helped med both times!
thanks so much, this seemed quite a hell for me since got out of the hospital all alone at home after 6 days. Had to do it by myself for the first time and got confused like hell :( your video helped me out a bunch!! thanks a lot!
Thank you very much , I messed up 3 of them before I watched your videos . You're a life saver.
Thank you Audrey for your very useful demonstration. It was very helpful.
Thanks so much for this! I Keep coming back to it every time I need to insert a new sensor because your instructions are so clear, and it always gives me a little confidence to see someone younger than me do it with such ease. Best of luck to you! :)
Great job, Audrey! Thank you for the good job and help with the CGM.
Thank you so much! I recently got diagnosed and i found this video very helpful! You're a good person Audrey
You’re a savior! Clear and straight forward demonstration ❤️🌹
Thank you so much. I was looking for this exactly. I just got mine a week ago on Monday and have to change and charge it tomorrow. I don't want to mess anything up, so I came to youtube and happened to find your video. Thanks again.
Thank you very much on guiding me through, you were very clear and with your help i got my first sensor attached !!
Hey you have really helped me!!!! I'm very new to diabetes and got the Medtronic cgm! Except me and my mom were very confused trying to put it in! So this video helped us a ton!!
Thank you for this young lady, i will be doing my first sensor w/o trainer so I am very nervous but you made it look
easy.
Great video. Using my enlite sensor I was able to bring my A1Cs to the 6.1 range. Mine disappeared when I was in the hospital and after a several year fight, I just got a new one. I forgot how to set it up and tape it on and your video helped remind me...Thanks!!
Fantastic - really helpful. Thanks so much!
Thanks for the re-up, it’s only been a week from my training and I completely forgot how to do this stuff so thank u.
Thank You for making this video. I was very helpful. This was my 1st time changing my sensor on my own. It was nice to know I was doing it the wright way.
Thank you so much! I just got a new pump and I needed help with putting on a new sensor, this video was a life saver.
Heya! Thanks for the video, im 16 and just started the enlite a week ago and was super confused how to change it 😅 The video helped a lot, so thank you :)
Thanks so much for this video! It’s so helpful to able to WATCH someone do it! This is only my second time changing the CGM and this helped me so much. My mom thinks you’re amazing and she is literally trying not to cry right now (idk why tho. I think she just thinks that it’s amazing you know how to do it, which it totally is)❤️
Super helpful! Thanks so much
Thank you Audrey. My son is starting with de guardian Sensor and this was really helpful! Greatings from the Netherlands :)