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Well r/diabetes is pretty neat, especially for staying up to date on the new apps/tech etc for managing insulin dependence and BG monitoring. For reference, I’m type 1. I also used the Mayo endocrinology department for a few months while we were in the area for my husband’s cancer care.

First, Mayo is awesome - some of the best surgeons and docs around (we are regulars in the oncology clinics there). Glad they were able to get clear margins for you! Sucks about the type 1 though.

Will you be doing continuing care there? Both oncology and endocrinology?

What rare type of pancreatic cancer was it? Do they feel like this was a curative surgery or is there a likelihood of it returning?

Have you been over to r/diabetes yet?