Insulin Pumpers Forum (806)
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How long were you T1D before you got the pump?Do you have to wait until your pancreas totally burns out to start insulin pumping? Do you have to be stable on a certain amount of insul... Started by ThunderOwlLatest Reply |
Need some help on Adjusting?I have a visit with my Dr. in 3 weeks. Reason for visit is I am adding 3 to 5 Units at every Bolus. Whats happened, My Carb intake is no ... Started by Jacky RichardsonLatest Reply |
FUTURE PUMPS - UPDATED LIST JUNE 2009 ?A "patch pump" is a device that adheres to the skin, contains insulin (or other medications), and can deliver the drug over a period of t... Started by HayaaLatest Reply |
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OmniPod skin reactionI've been using the OmniPod pump for about a year with great results. However, about 3 weeks ago, I started having itchy skin where the p... Started by Jean Leonard |
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Insertion device? Yes or no?I am getting a minimed pump and they asked if we want to get the insertion device as it might not be covered by my insurance. I just want... Started by Leanna |
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2 hours ago Reply by Dave _ |
Minimed CarelinkHello, For all the Medtronic pumpers out there I thought I would pass this bit of news on Medtronic has now come out with a wireless lin... Started by Dave |
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FrustratedI have a quick question, when you got your pump, how long was it before you actually had your "class" to learn how to use/ connect it? I ... Started by Elizabeth Sanders |
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4 hours ago Reply by Ruth |
How long were you T1D before you got the pump?Do you have to wait until your pancreas totally burns out to start insulin pumping? Do you have to be stable on a certain amount of insul... Started by ThunderOwl |
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6 hours ago Reply by Mike Campana |
How often do you change your pod?I find that I am now changing the pod every 2 days. I seem to be using more insulin when I put it on my arm's then if I put it on my stom... Started by Jon Clarke |
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CareLink Software and Mac Compatibility. Or lack thereof.So now I have the MM 722. And the MM CGM. And 2 Macs, which are incompatible with CareLink software. I was frustrated enough, but then I... Started by Jacquie |
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1 day ago Reply by Dave _ |
New PumperWill be getting my pump next week. I was at the hospital today and got a practice pump. Accu-Chek Combo. Available in Ireland and rest of... Started by Colette Henry |
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How has insurance crapped on YOUR day?I was calling my policy today to see what diabetic supplies and medications were covered. The first words out of the lady's mouth were "y... Started by ThunderOwl |
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1 day ago Reply by Mike Ratrie |
Who's been pumping the longest? Got scar tissue?I think I got my first pump in 1991. That makes about 17 years. Everything was great until last year, when the "scar tissue issue" began ... Started by Marie B |
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