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  • Batavia, OH
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November 8
God bless you and your family......Thanks for sharing.
November 8
When you're sitting down, only the bottom half of your rear is making contact with the seat. Anything higher than that is fair game. So the top of the cheeks, almost down into the rear jeans pockets. It's my absolute favorite podding site. No one ...
October 29
I'll look forward to that, Eric!
October 29
On me, it's just a bit lower than the waistband. My underwear fit tight against it so there is no rubbing. With jeans or most shorts or casual pants, the bulge isn't really noticeable. Having said that...I'm a guy; I can imagine it might be more o...
October 29
I still don't get it...."upper rear?" How does that work with pants? I don't wear tight jeans or pants, but does the pod really just fit there? I picture a funky bulge and/or it rubbing against my waistband or belt.
October 29
Thanks everyone for the tips.........
October 29
I can no longer use my lower abdomen after pumping there for 8 years. I have to use alternate sites. I ALWAYS experience poor absorption and sustained highs in the lower abdomen. Try the upper rear, lovehandles, upper abdomen, lower back, legs, ar...
October 28
This is exactly where I'm speaking of.
October 28
I'm pretty lean and any spot on my back above the waistband doesn't work. But, I frequently place pods in that "in-between" space where my back turns into my butt. Here's how I place it: stand with my hands on my hips, thumbs facing the back. The ...
October 28
Thanks, Janice. I don't have much going on back there, but I am going to try placing the pod in what little space there is next change.
October 28
Elaine and Lee...I prefer to wear the pod on my back. I place it just above the waist band of my jeans or skirt. You've got to be careful that it's not over a lower rib or too close to the spine. I've NEVER had any problem with it there. If I were...
October 28
The pod on my back is my favorite place but if I'm going to have a drive more than a couple hours I'll usually avoid it. Shorter drives aren't an issue. Right now my pod is in an area that's "fattier" than most spots and I've noticed that the insu...
October 28
I have been on the Pod for about a year.... and I can only wear it on my arm (with any consistency). Before the Pod, I gave my injections in my belly for about 15 years, as that was my best bet. I know its different for girls that wear tight cloth...
October 28
Patti...do you always wear skirts or lose pants? I only wear my pod on my upper abdomen as I don't think my clothes would fit over it anywear else and I don't see how it is comfortable to drive with it on your back.
October 28
it is actually on my lower left side of abdomen...when I was on mdi's I pretty much always used my abdomen area...it is just , so weird to be out of control for 2 days ,without eating anything really off diet....I'll just have to keep a record of ...
October 28

Profile Information

Hometown (where you come from):
Cincinnati,Ohio
Do you have diabetes?
Yes
Type of diabetes
Type 1
Date diagnosed
January 7, 1993
Most recent A1C (Blood Glucose Average) Value
7.4
What glucose meter do you use?
one touch
Type of treatment you use
Pump
What pump model do you use, if any?
omnipod
What do you expect from TuDiabetes?
advice ,friendships....
How did you find out about us? What were you searching for?
omnipod adhesives
What do you do for a living?
special education

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At 6:24am on November 8, 2009, patti lopez said…
Hi, Patti! Thanks for commenting! This Thanksgiving and Xmas will be real special, Have 5 bdays in November thru December. I tend to make each one very special along with the holidays, due to just enjoying what's left in my life.

I love all different kinds of people. No matter how bad some people did to me, God showed me alot of compassion and in its rightful place, I do the same. It was God that saved me.

Like my brother says...I'm here for a reason....I tend to make that happen by writing a book.

You take care and I hope you have some must joyous holidays to come. Patti lopez
At 9:27am on October 11, 2009, Linda Gauvin-Miller said…
Oh my gosh....glad to hear your daughter came out of that just fine. Yes indeed....LOTS to be thankful for.
Take care and be well my friend....linda.
At 7:52pm on October 10, 2009, Linda Gauvin-Miller said…

How've you been keeping Patti? Sending you early Thanksgiving greetings from Canada....ours is on Oct.12th!
Luv.....linda.
At 11:03am on July 14, 2009, Linda Gauvin-Miller said…

Take care Patti....and please keep in touch! Luv....linda.
At 12:42pm on July 4, 2009, Linda Gauvin-Miller said…
He's lucky to have his sister there to ease him in!
At 8:28am on July 4, 2009, Linda Gauvin-Miller said…
Indeed....proud you should all be! Is he attending college out of town? Is he your only child? Asking simply because I know how hard it is on us when they leave the nest!!! Take care Patti....and HAPPY 4th.
At 7:58pm on July 3, 2009, Linda Gauvin-Miller said…
Hi Patti...Mine is a French teaching position to grades 1, 2 and 4 and English to grades 4 and 5 in a Montessori school. We have had 2 children in the classrooms I taught in with Asperger syndrome...which is as you know, a high functioning level of the Autism spectrum. I will have a grade 2 student in Sept. with Selective Mutism. So reading up on that during the summer.
At 2:02pm on July 3, 2009, Linda Gauvin-Miller said…

Greetings and Welcome to the family Patti....what age groups do you teach?
At 9:09am on June 29, 2009, Linzie Wohletz said…
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At 3:47pm on June 28, 2009, Joe Brocato said…
Hi
Cograts on getting the Pod. I received the mock one to see how it feels to wear. Let me know how you like it
 
 

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