What did you name your pump?
After 3 weeks with my minimed, Ive come to name my pump Becky haha.
what about the rest of you??
what about the rest of you??
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Permalink Reply by Cynthia F. on -
Mikey (a clear MM) was going to get a pink animas at one time and name her Leah - but since then decided to name one of the babies Leah :)
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Permalink Reply by Cynthia F. on
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the pink one was going to be
my pump is male
I decided to name one of our upcoming twins Leah now
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Permalink Reply by Yvonne on -
I don't have a pump but does it count that I named my lancet - Mr. Stabby?
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Permalink Reply by sugarrbabie on -
i refer to my pod as "zoe" b/c it means life giving...which is exactly what my pump does for me =)
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Permalink Reply by Cynthia F. on
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Where did you get those stickers? I love them!
Mikey needs to be identified! :)
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Permalink Reply by Joanie on -
I work with 4 year olds and they have this box of alphabet foam stickers. I think they're from Target. :)
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