the best sector of the population to make the most of today's insulin pump are the 7 to 12 yr old kids with type 1 diabetes as they have the same hand eye coordination, instrument comprehension, electronic aptitude, and courage as F-15 Eagle fighter pilots. Our generation's time passed long ago
Ok I have a pump now what
Hi there y'all,
I never thought I would see the day when I would have an insulin pump, but today one will arrive. Now what do I do with the blasted thing?
I mean do you leave it hooked up 24x7, take it off at night, only wear it occasionally or what?
If you wear it 24 x 7 what do you do with it at night when your sleeping?
I hope one of you fine folks can shed some light on these questions
Thanks,
JD
I never thought I would see the day when I would have an insulin pump, but today one will arrive. Now what do I do with the blasted thing?
I mean do you leave it hooked up 24x7, take it off at night, only wear it occasionally or what?
If you wear it 24 x 7 what do you do with it at night when your sleeping?
I hope one of you fine folks can shed some light on these questions
Thanks,
JD
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