Diabetics

robert321

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the topic summary pretty much says it all, i've just recently been dxed with cfrd and so far i've kept everything in my hoodie pocket, well today was warm enough that i didn't wear a hoodie, so just carried the stuff with me, what do you use to carry your stuff in? I know the women probably put it in their purse but what do the guys do? I definately don't want to carry a "man bag" does anyone have any suggestions?
 

robert321

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the topic summary pretty much says it all, i've just recently been dxed with cfrd and so far i've kept everything in my hoodie pocket, well today was warm enough that i didn't wear a hoodie, so just carried the stuff with me, what do you use to carry your stuff in? I know the women probably put it in their purse but what do the guys do? I definately don't want to carry a "man bag" does anyone have any suggestions?
 

robert321

New member
the topic summary pretty much says it all, i've just recently been dxed with cfrd and so far i've kept everything in my hoodie pocket, well today was warm enough that i didn't wear a hoodie, so just carried the stuff with me, what do you use to carry your stuff in? I know the women probably put it in their purse but what do the guys do? I definately don't want to carry a "man bag" does anyone have any suggestions?
 

robert321

New member
the topic summary pretty much says it all, i've just recently been dxed with cfrd and so far i've kept everything in my hoodie pocket, well today was warm enough that i didn't wear a hoodie, so just carried the stuff with me, what do you use to carry your stuff in? I know the women probably put it in their purse but what do the guys do? I definately don't want to carry a "man bag" does anyone have any suggestions?
 

robert321

New member
the topic summary pretty much says it all, i've just recently been dxed with cfrd and so far i've kept everything in my hoodie pocket, well today was warm enough that i didn't wear a hoodie, so just carried the stuff with me, what do you use to carry your stuff in? I know the women probably put it in their purse but what do the guys do? I definately don't want to carry a "man bag" does anyone have any suggestions?
 

JenWren

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Hey there: I am a woman and don't carry a pocket book or handbag, I hate them. I need to lighten my load so for my diabetic meter and chemstrips CVS pharmacys or other pharmacy's carry pouches for diabetic supplies. Shop til you find one that suits you. They aren't expensive and it doesn't hurt to have a couple of them in case you need a different size. . Mine is small and black. Also a black hip strap might do for you. They wrap around your hip and buckle in the back or front. These hip bags are usually leather and are mostly something guys don't mind wearing and it frees up the hands and arms. It is carries most everything you need. The company One Touch which has an on line store might have what your looking for too. I hope this was helpful

Do you use insulin injections or are you on the pump yet? hint hint!
 

JenWren

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Hey there: I am a woman and don't carry a pocket book or handbag, I hate them. I need to lighten my load so for my diabetic meter and chemstrips CVS pharmacys or other pharmacy's carry pouches for diabetic supplies. Shop til you find one that suits you. They aren't expensive and it doesn't hurt to have a couple of them in case you need a different size. . Mine is small and black. Also a black hip strap might do for you. They wrap around your hip and buckle in the back or front. These hip bags are usually leather and are mostly something guys don't mind wearing and it frees up the hands and arms. It is carries most everything you need. The company One Touch which has an on line store might have what your looking for too. I hope this was helpful

Do you use insulin injections or are you on the pump yet? hint hint!
 

JenWren

New member
Hey there: I am a woman and don't carry a pocket book or handbag, I hate them. I need to lighten my load so for my diabetic meter and chemstrips CVS pharmacys or other pharmacy's carry pouches for diabetic supplies. Shop til you find one that suits you. They aren't expensive and it doesn't hurt to have a couple of them in case you need a different size. . Mine is small and black. Also a black hip strap might do for you. They wrap around your hip and buckle in the back or front. These hip bags are usually leather and are mostly something guys don't mind wearing and it frees up the hands and arms. It is carries most everything you need. The company One Touch which has an on line store might have what your looking for too. I hope this was helpful

Do you use insulin injections or are you on the pump yet? hint hint!
 

JenWren

New member
Hey there: I am a woman and don't carry a pocket book or handbag, I hate them. I need to lighten my load so for my diabetic meter and chemstrips CVS pharmacys or other pharmacy's carry pouches for diabetic supplies. Shop til you find one that suits you. They aren't expensive and it doesn't hurt to have a couple of them in case you need a different size. . Mine is small and black. Also a black hip strap might do for you. They wrap around your hip and buckle in the back or front. These hip bags are usually leather and are mostly something guys don't mind wearing and it frees up the hands and arms. It is carries most everything you need. The company One Touch which has an on line store might have what your looking for too. I hope this was helpful

Do you use insulin injections or are you on the pump yet? hint hint!
 

JenWren

New member
Hey there: I am a woman and don't carry a pocket book or handbag, I hate them. I need to lighten my load so for my diabetic meter and chemstrips CVS pharmacys or other pharmacy's carry pouches for diabetic supplies. Shop til you find one that suits you. They aren't expensive and it doesn't hurt to have a couple of them in case you need a different size. . Mine is small and black. Also a black hip strap might do for you. They wrap around your hip and buckle in the back or front. These hip bags are usually leather and are mostly something guys don't mind wearing and it frees up the hands and arms. It is carries most everything you need. The company One Touch which has an on line store might have what your looking for too. I hope this was helpful

Do you use insulin injections or are you on the pump yet? hint hint!
 

Sevenstars

New member
What's wrong with a "man bag"? <img src=""> As you get older and go to college (if you decide to go) you will find that most everyone has a bag (or two!) with them at all times. If you get a small off the shoulder bookbag like thing, it would be pretty inconspicuous, and you could toss other stuff in there as well - keys, ID, Ipod or CD player, PDA, books, water, enzymes, phone, etc. I don't really have any other suggestions unless you have unfathomably large pockets.

Something like this is bad?
<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y11/typeralph/ng-2475man1200x1200.jpg">Shoulder bag</a>(but smaller)
<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.ibertronica.es/img/iRiverShoulderBagDetalle.jpg">One Shoulder Bookbag</a>
 

Sevenstars

New member
What's wrong with a "man bag"? <img src=""> As you get older and go to college (if you decide to go) you will find that most everyone has a bag (or two!) with them at all times. If you get a small off the shoulder bookbag like thing, it would be pretty inconspicuous, and you could toss other stuff in there as well - keys, ID, Ipod or CD player, PDA, books, water, enzymes, phone, etc. I don't really have any other suggestions unless you have unfathomably large pockets.

Something like this is bad?
<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y11/typeralph/ng-2475man1200x1200.jpg">Shoulder bag</a>(but smaller)
<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.ibertronica.es/img/iRiverShoulderBagDetalle.jpg">One Shoulder Bookbag</a>
 

Sevenstars

New member
What's wrong with a "man bag"? <img src=""> As you get older and go to college (if you decide to go) you will find that most everyone has a bag (or two!) with them at all times. If you get a small off the shoulder bookbag like thing, it would be pretty inconspicuous, and you could toss other stuff in there as well - keys, ID, Ipod or CD player, PDA, books, water, enzymes, phone, etc. I don't really have any other suggestions unless you have unfathomably large pockets.

Something like this is bad?
<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y11/typeralph/ng-2475man1200x1200.jpg">Shoulder bag</a>(but smaller)
<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.ibertronica.es/img/iRiverShoulderBagDetalle.jpg">One Shoulder Bookbag</a>
 

Sevenstars

New member
What's wrong with a "man bag"? <img src=""> As you get older and go to college (if you decide to go) you will find that most everyone has a bag (or two!) with them at all times. If you get a small off the shoulder bookbag like thing, it would be pretty inconspicuous, and you could toss other stuff in there as well - keys, ID, Ipod or CD player, PDA, books, water, enzymes, phone, etc. I don't really have any other suggestions unless you have unfathomably large pockets.

Something like this is bad?
<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y11/typeralph/ng-2475man1200x1200.jpg">Shoulder bag</a>(but smaller)
<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.ibertronica.es/img/iRiverShoulderBagDetalle.jpg">One Shoulder Bookbag</a>
 

Sevenstars

New member
What's wrong with a "man bag"? <img src=""> As you get older and go to college (if you decide to go) you will find that most everyone has a bag (or two!) with them at all times. If you get a small off the shoulder bookbag like thing, it would be pretty inconspicuous, and you could toss other stuff in there as well - keys, ID, Ipod or CD player, PDA, books, water, enzymes, phone, etc. I don't really have any other suggestions unless you have unfathomably large pockets.

Something like this is bad?
<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y11/typeralph/ng-2475man1200x1200.jpg">Shoulder bag</a>(but smaller)
<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.ibertronica.es/img/iRiverShoulderBagDetalle.jpg">One Shoulder Bookbag</a>
 

Giggles

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What about a back pack, although that is quite large just to carry your diabetes stuff. OR Nike makes a vinyl type bag that is sorta small with drawstrings and it comes in all kinds of colors, maybe that? Since, you are still a student I would think it would be pretty easy to carry a back pack or the Nike bag with other stuff in it. As far as when you go out in the evening, do you really need your meter? I do not bring mine out in the evening. If I start to feel low then I just drink some juice or pop if I am out. As far as the insulin, if you have the pen kind which is AWESOME you can stick that in your pocket with a needle and alcohol swab very easily.

Good luck!

Jennifer 35 with CF and CFRD
 

Giggles

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What about a back pack, although that is quite large just to carry your diabetes stuff. OR Nike makes a vinyl type bag that is sorta small with drawstrings and it comes in all kinds of colors, maybe that? Since, you are still a student I would think it would be pretty easy to carry a back pack or the Nike bag with other stuff in it. As far as when you go out in the evening, do you really need your meter? I do not bring mine out in the evening. If I start to feel low then I just drink some juice or pop if I am out. As far as the insulin, if you have the pen kind which is AWESOME you can stick that in your pocket with a needle and alcohol swab very easily.

Good luck!

Jennifer 35 with CF and CFRD
 

Giggles

New member
What about a back pack, although that is quite large just to carry your diabetes stuff. OR Nike makes a vinyl type bag that is sorta small with drawstrings and it comes in all kinds of colors, maybe that? Since, you are still a student I would think it would be pretty easy to carry a back pack or the Nike bag with other stuff in it. As far as when you go out in the evening, do you really need your meter? I do not bring mine out in the evening. If I start to feel low then I just drink some juice or pop if I am out. As far as the insulin, if you have the pen kind which is AWESOME you can stick that in your pocket with a needle and alcohol swab very easily.

Good luck!

Jennifer 35 with CF and CFRD
 

Giggles

New member
What about a back pack, although that is quite large just to carry your diabetes stuff. OR Nike makes a vinyl type bag that is sorta small with drawstrings and it comes in all kinds of colors, maybe that? Since, you are still a student I would think it would be pretty easy to carry a back pack or the Nike bag with other stuff in it. As far as when you go out in the evening, do you really need your meter? I do not bring mine out in the evening. If I start to feel low then I just drink some juice or pop if I am out. As far as the insulin, if you have the pen kind which is AWESOME you can stick that in your pocket with a needle and alcohol swab very easily.

Good luck!

Jennifer 35 with CF and CFRD
 

Giggles

New member
What about a back pack, although that is quite large just to carry your diabetes stuff. OR Nike makes a vinyl type bag that is sorta small with drawstrings and it comes in all kinds of colors, maybe that? Since, you are still a student I would think it would be pretty easy to carry a back pack or the Nike bag with other stuff in it. As far as when you go out in the evening, do you really need your meter? I do not bring mine out in the evening. If I start to feel low then I just drink some juice or pop if I am out. As far as the insulin, if you have the pen kind which is AWESOME you can stick that in your pocket with a needle and alcohol swab very easily.

Good luck!

Jennifer 35 with CF and CFRD
 
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