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Old 01-29-2007, 02:39 PM
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Lloyd Lloyd is offline
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I am a: Type 2
 
Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: South Dakota
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Insurance and the Pump

I am wondering how low my A1c can be and still get my insurance company to authorize a pump?

If some people were willing to say what their A1c's were when authorized, it might give me some idea what I am up against.

Five months of tweaking my oral meds gave really bad results for me. Two months of Lantus turned out even worse, but Novolog is working very well. I don't know that I can swing the cost of a pump right now, I have a high deductable.
My last A1c was 7.8
The previous one was 8.4
Projections of my next one, in March, are for about a 6.0 A1c, based on my glucose average of 127 for the last month.
So.. I am thinking if I don't get a pump before March, I might be stuck on MDI forever. My doctor thinks I would do well on a pump, I do too.

Your thoughts anyone?
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