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Accidentally mixed up the day for my reservation for my birthday dinner, and they don’t have availability on my birthday anymore. It’s just going to be myself and my sister though so only 2 people.
Can anyone recommend a nice dinner spot in the area that feels nice enough for a birthday? The only two options I can think of are Arden and Muse, but we go to those places regularly already so they don’t feel very special. Any ideas welcome.. thanks all!

Hi all, I’m traveling to South Korea in the fall. I recently heard that type 1 diabetics are technically legally allowed to carry an extra carryon suitcase on flights, as long as it is only filled with necessary diabetes supplies.
I definitely want to use this benefit because I always feel like I don’t have room to bring as many backup supplies as I would like. I’m just scared of getting a lot of hassle at the airport.

Has anyone used this extra suitcase benefit before and if so, what was your experience? I have a travel letter from my endo dated this year.

I got a Phoebe Bridgers ticket and then found out it is strictly no phones. I assume phones will be locked up in those little cases I have seen at other events.

I’m all for this but I also… don’t wanna die LOL. I would just bring a letter from my doctor but in my experience these venues are not very equipped for medical concerns and can be very dismissive and rude. I don’t want to be traumatized.

I’m thinking my only option is to bring a classic testing kit and finger pricking supplies to actually see my BG, and then use the quick bolus button if I need to give insulin. I’m scared to rely on these though. I HATE that the mobi doesn’t let you have a backup device that isn’t a phone :(

Feel free to roast me, yes I know I should have gotten one years ago, what can I say I waited until the last minute.

Want to avoid trekking all the way to MSG to buy something if possible. Preferably around the area of downtown brooklyn, park slope, prospect/crown heights, PLG, bed stuy, etc

Thanks!!!