FREE GUIDE FOR PEOPLE WITH TYPE 1 DIABETES
Fear of Lows?
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A 3-step guide for people with T1D who feel safer at 180 than at 100.
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FREE GUIDE FOR PEOPLE WITH TYPE 1 DIABETES
10-page PDF, emailed to you right away. First name and email, that's it.
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➡️ You feel more comfortable seeing 180 on your CGM than 90 or 100.
➡️ You sometimes take less insulin than you know you probably need.
➡️ You eat carbs you don't need because you're worried you'll go low later.
➡️ You hesitate to correct a high before bed, before a drive, or before exercise.
➡️ You get anxious seeing down arrows or insulin on board, even when you're still in range.
If more than one of those is true, fear of lows may already be making some of your decisions for you.
GET THE FREE GUIDEIdentify where your fear of lows comes from and how it may be affecting the decisions you make every day.
Learn how to get curious about your patterns, plus the "micro-bolusing your way to confidence" strategy our coaches use with clients who know they need more insulin and can't bring themselves to give it.
The exact strategies we use with clients to build confidence in your ability to recognize, treat, and move through a low when one happens.
“I’ve lived with T1D since 2000, and after coaching over 3,000 people in our programs, I’ve seen how much our relationship with our blood sugars matters, sometimes just as much as the numbers themselves. Fear of lows is one of the places I see that show up the most.
We created this guide with Glow to help you spend less time letting fear drive your blood sugar decisions, and more time feeling confident in the decisions you make.”
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Start with the three steps we use to help people with T1D understand their fear, build confidence in their decisions, and trust themselves to handle a low.
GET THE FREE GUIDE