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Did you know that one out of six people with type 1 diabetes is affected by moderate to severe anxiety symptoms?

Stress can affect your blood sugars. In some people, it appears to raise blood glucose levels, while in others it appears to lower them. The reason is not very well known.

An experienced traveler and type one diabetic since 1997, our founder, Julie K. shares her experience traveling with type 1 diabetes.

She has visited more than 25 countries and lived in France, Australia, Indonesia, and the UK.

“I don’t think we carried my urine test kit (blood test meters hadn’t been invented back then!) so my parents kept a very watchful eye on me and gave me a boiled sweet every 15/20 mins. I thought I was in heaven!! I was 8 years old at the time.”

You have already prepared yourself for your trip, took the plane, managed your insulin, checked your blood glucose. You

You have already prepared yourself for your trip, took the plane, managed your insulin, checked your blood glucose. You

You have already prepared yourself for your trip, took the plane, managed your insulin, checked your blood glucose. But do you know what happens to your pump (and insulin delivery) when flying?