Mandy Zuniga

When you think of heart surgery, it’s hard to come up with anything positive if you have to go through the experience. One of the most important effects of having heart surgery is you will feel better. While heart surgery was no easy experience, I am so grateful to feel better and enjoy life again. Perhaps one of the best effects of having heart surgery is the fact that you’ve bought yourself some extra time.

It comes with a hand-held reader and an alarm goes off if my blood glucose levels are high or if it can’t detect the sensor for some reason. All I do is hold the little reader up to the sensor on my arm and it scans it automatically and keeps track of my readings in the logbook. I’m pretty sure it’s only available by prescription, but if you have to check your blood sugar levels daily, then this is a wonderful alternative to regular glucose monitors. I am so thankful for this new technology and the fact that it literally saves me time and makes this part of trying to manage my diabetes much easier.

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If you have multiple kids or are doing a group egg hunt kids will have a great time trading their items around afterwards; it’s a whole afternoon of fun enjoying their new toys. Giving these little coupons for fun treats and rewards can be a great alternative to traditional candy for Easter egg hunts! If you have older kids who really get competitive during their Easter egg hunt you may want to try this cool twist when hiding things in their eggs! I hope these fun things to hid in Easter eggs will help you make your Easter egg hunt so much fun!