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If so, what kind? I am currently on a paradigm, but am about to get on the omnipod or cozmore in the next week. whichever i decide...??

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I have had type one diabetes for 41 years. I have used MM Paradigm insulin pumps since 2003; I was on multiple daily injections ( MDI) for 7 years prior,;1 shot daily NPH for over 25 years; I far prefer the pump!!!!

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Brunetta

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I started pumping in October 2007 (been diabetic since 1968). A diabetic friend who became Type 1 about 20 years after I got mine - kept on bugging me to give it a try. I managed to test drive a Medtronic pump for 4 months (with the CMGS) - then when I asked to bring it on a holiday - they said no - so within a week Animas came thru' for me with a pump to do another trial run with. I discovered that I liked the Animas pump so much - that I purchased one after trying to get my endo to agree to my going onto a pump permanently (he was reluctant since he thought I was doing well on MDI). Haven't looked back since then, and am dreading the day my hubby retires, when we can no longer afford the pump, but maybe I'll win a lottery and be able to continue pumping (8 more years until he's finished work). Wish they weren't so darn expensive!
Anna from Montreal - The Trials and Tribulations of a Diabetic

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Why did you switch off Paradigm?

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