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Have a question for any type 2 diabetics that use the Fitbit One

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‎06-07-2016 13:10

‎06-07-2016 13:10

Any type 2's in here?  Have a personal question about "night-time activities"...

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‎06-08-2016 08:54

‎06-08-2016 08:54

Good to see you around @SunsetRunner, I wonder if you can provide more details about your inquiry so other users can give you assistance or as a moderator perhaps I can help you with your concerns?

 

See you around and happy stepping. Robot wink

Roberto | Community Moderator

"Great things are done by a series of small things brought together.” What's Cooking?

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‎06-08-2016 10:29 - edited ‎06-08-2016 11:05

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‎06-08-2016 10:29 - edited ‎06-08-2016 11:05

Technical details:  as I am slowly dying from kidney disease brought on by diabetes, am wondering a little closer about my "sleep habits" as reported by my Fitbit One.

 

When I look at my stats dashboard, it states "awake 5x" and "restless" 19x.  I believe the Fibit One is smart enough to detect when I have CHANGED from a horizontal position to veritical (as in getting up an having to walk to the bathroom), so these "awake 5x" messages are to be read as..... "I had to get up FIVE times" and the restless just indicates I'm still in bed (horizonal) but tossing and turning, right?...

 

Thanks,

Mark

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