Big fan of your work, Cal!
I wear a continuous glucose monitor (for type 1 diabetes - called a Dexcom) that uses my smart phone as a receiver - so I can check my phone and see a graph of my blood sugar at any time. It's an amazing device and advancement in technology, but naturally results in some phone-addiction. Knowing of course that you're not a doctor, any suggestions on how to be a digital minimalist while utilizing the convenience of a smart phone that works as a medical device? (Side note: it is possible to use a separate receiver to monitor the graph, rather than using the iphone, which I have considered and may switch back to.)
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Big fan of your work, Cal! I wear a continuous glucose monitor (for type 1 diabetes - called a Dexcom) that uses my smart phone as a receiver - so I can check my phone and see a graph of my blood sugar at any time. It's an amazing device and advancement in technology, but naturally results in some phone-addiction. Knowing of course that you're not a doctor, any suggestions on how to be a digital minimalist while utilizing the convenience of a smart phone that works as a medical device? (Side note: it is possible to use a separate receiver to monitor the graph, rather than using the iphone, which I have considered and may switch back to.)
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