MySentry Isn’t For Me

If I were the parent of a child with diabetes, my opinions about the new-to-the-market and highly praised Medtronic MySentry CGM monitoring device might be different.But I’m not a CWD parent. No, I’m an adult living with type 1 diabetes.And from t…

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