Buttons, beeps + big questions

My diabetes tech

I like knowing how my gadgets work for me. I can show what I learn, what I like, and what I find annoying—because gadgets can be helpful and still be annoying.

This is my setup, not a product recommendation.

Gadget stories

Here’s how it works for me

Experience is labeled as experience. Medical facts need sources, dates, and the right review.

How my gadget works for me

My new pod

Felicity recently got a pod that delivers insulin without an injection for each dose.

My experienceShe is excited to learn how her pod works. Her own likes, annoyances, and discoveries can grow here over time.

What should Felicity show you about it first?

This is Felicity’s experience with her own care plan—not a recommendation for anyone else.

Something I heard about

Wait… inhaled insulin?

Needs medical review

Felicity recently heard that inhaled insulin exists and thought the idea was fascinating.

My experienceRight now, this is a curiosity—not a treatment recommendation or a report about using it.

How can insulin be inhaled? This topic needs trusted sources and medical review before we explain more.

Medication choices belong with a person’s caregiver and diabetes care team.

How a future tech explainer gets ready

Curious → checked → clear

  1. 1 Felicity shares what happened to her.
  2. 2 A parent checks privacy and context.
  3. 3 Medical facts get a source, date, and review when needed.
  4. 4 The story is published with clear labels.