Urbansoulpie
Active Member
- Relationship to Diabetes
- Type 1
Soooo happy I have my pump and I love it already.
It's day 2 and all is going well with my new friend.
BG's have been good so far, it's very comfortable, the bolus wizard is so easy to use and I'm being well supported from my DSN.
Yesterday was my first day in 18 years without an inject so you can understand it was a good day!
I must say I am sad that pumps aren't openly availiable to everyone that would like one. I feel so fortunate to have mine but didn't enjoy the challenge of fighting for it!
Please can I just highlight the Insulin Dependent Diabetes Trust, they are a brilliant charity working for Type 1 and 2's.
But my main point is that if you have in date, un-opened diabetic supplies such as lancets and insulin, you can send it to them and they send it to people abroad that cannot afford to buy supplies.
It's day 2 and all is going well with my new friend.
BG's have been good so far, it's very comfortable, the bolus wizard is so easy to use and I'm being well supported from my DSN.
Yesterday was my first day in 18 years without an inject so you can understand it was a good day!
I must say I am sad that pumps aren't openly availiable to everyone that would like one. I feel so fortunate to have mine but didn't enjoy the challenge of fighting for it!
Please can I just highlight the Insulin Dependent Diabetes Trust, they are a brilliant charity working for Type 1 and 2's.
But my main point is that if you have in date, un-opened diabetic supplies such as lancets and insulin, you can send it to them and they send it to people abroad that cannot afford to buy supplies.
