u/SenileTomato

If you're like me, you try to stock up as best you can in case of emergencies, as well as just to be on the safe side when things fail (and we know they do). That leaves me with a lot of diabetes supplies, especially because of all the medical waste (which is obviously necessary for the most part for safety and cleanliness).

With that said, where do you guys store your supplies?

For me, my backups are stored in my closet, and my daily use items are stored in my kitchen near my cupboard (first floor, easy access for when I'm running in and out of the house).

I'm currently looking at the Bear Elite Hybrid mattress. I've heard quite a mix of positive and negative reviews. When did you purchase yours, and how is it holding up?

For the past 6 years, I was sleeping on an Ashley Furniture brand memory foam mattress which was pretty good for what I paid - around $400. It ended up sinking all of a sudden and most likely adding a lot of stress to my lower and upper back, as well as hips, as I didn't realize it right away.

I purchased a hybrid SweetNight mattress from Amazon due to the stellar reviews, which ended up being the opposite of stellar.

Now I'm looking for something that is going to last me at least 5 years, preferably in the 7 to 10 range. I've heard good things about Nectar, Helix, Saatva, and Bear. I've also read some articles with good things to say about all of them.

Does anyone have any personal recommendations, especially if they have been sleeping on their mattress for a year or two at least?

I've checked all of my audio settings, which includes the pop up Xbox menu settings on the bottom right, as well as all of the audio settings under the Xbox's system settings. I have also adjusted the two knobs on the side for voice/game chat, as well as the knob on the right for volume adjustment.

Is anyone else having these issues?

I'd like to note I am using DTS:X. I've been using it for weeks without any issues.

I've disconnected my pump about 6 hours ago, and although I did *slightly* adjust my insulin to carb ratio (1:14:to 1:13), I haven't been able to stop slowly dropping the entire time. Thankfully I'm not low, but I have felt it coming down. I've also had about 150 grams of sugar and carbohydrates in this period since my last low.

I'm currently in the 130's, but as mentioned, I *feel* the lows coming on. And I'd say about 99 percent of the time, I'm right.

Has anyone had this before? What did they do to prevent them? I also had a high fiber high protein bar about an hour or two ago.