"But that is the point of your DME Medical insurance... .What is the point of paying the premium if you never put anything towards that deductible to get the insurance DME coverage to kick in? Perhaps during your re enrollment period ask to change to…"
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Emily Rush replied to Robbie's discussion 'Infusion Set Cannula Lengths'"It never hurts to try the 6mm and see if you get different results.... You should call the 24 hour help line at Medtronic and ask for a sample of the 6mm sets. (Number on back of your pump). They may also be able to send out other samples too; they…"
Emily Rush replied to smartblnde's discussion 'Dropped the D**n thing.'"bummer... most people have these covered under their "durable medical equipment" benefit of their insurance.... between your case, and many other issues with the click wheel; the G4 doesnt seem to want to hold up :("
Emily Rush replied to DaveH's discussion 'Using Humalog and Apidra. Anyone done/doing it?' in the group Minimed Paradigm Insulin Pump Users"I have never done that or heard of anyone specifically doing that scenario; but I did hear Gary Schriner (?) talk about insulin cocktails/ designer insulin doses... where someone would take 3-4 kinds of insulin through out the day based on the meal…"
Emily Rush replied to David S's discussion 'Question about Uni-Solve' in the group OmniPod Users"I have both a bottle of unisolve and the wipes.... I dont use the omnipod, but when I use the bottle of unisolve, I use cotton balls; similar fashion to using nail polish remover on nails."
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- December 28, 2000
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- At 6:49pm on May 17, 2010,
MelissaBL said… - Yes, it was me with the pod on my calf. The tape was Hypafix, which is the exact tape they use on the pods themselves. Rainne (our local Dallas Insulet rep) gave me a sample. I used every bit of it. Liked it a lot. I just need to get off my butt and order it now!
- At 7:12am on March 18, 2010,
Jess said… - Hey weclome to Tudiabetes! Do you go to UNT? I graduated for TWU in 08. Now I'm in Maine for graduate school. Hope you are doing well!
- At 8:33am on March 1, 2010,
Jim Roach said… - Welcome to Tudiabetes Emily!
- At 7:11am on March 1, 2010,
Marie B said…
- At 6:20am on March 1, 2010,
Doris D said… - Welcome to our REALLY BIG FAMILY Emily!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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