It happens occasionally to me, but I've been t1d since I was 4 years old, so that's 26 years of encountering other diabetics. It's still pretty neat though to run into other folks =)

I've learnt quite a bit from the community (despite being diabetic for nearly 30 years). The handiest thing the subreddit had when I chanced upon it was the Build-a-Dexcom app, it saved me a lot of frustration given my new phone wasn't supported.

Here's hoping, I imagine the numbers here on Lemmy will get bigger as Reddit continues to stumble.

it's a bummer but I won't be able to play it until late in the evening tomorrow. My eyes will be dilated at a medical appointment and it lasts about 8 hours.

It's going to be a hard wait, especially after how good that demo was.

I think Chelsea used this book in one of the Dead Meat podcasts - it sounded like a really intriguing read.

Obvious favourites: The Thing, Dawn of the Dead, Evil Dead 2

Besides those... Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992), Phantasm 2, The Void, 30 Days of Night, Ginger Snaps, The Battery, Byzantium, Spring, American Werewolf in London, Return of the Living Dead, The Lighthouse, Dog Soldiers, Possessor

(I'm sure there's more, but that's all I can think of right now) =)

You didn't enjoy The Wailing? I had a good time with it, but like you said your list, and all lists really, are/is subjective. Curious about your thoughts on it =)

coming from reddit as well. I was diagnosed in 1997. I got a Dexcom G6 and pen needles (Lantus and Humalog) =)