| I am totally confused on what you are trying to prevent. You seem to be going against the reason for pumping. For example, I woke up at 10 this morning running 66. I gave myself some food to correct and by 1:00 I was 147. I gave a bolus to bring the 147 down to 100 at that time and then now I'm eating lunch at 1:40 and I gave my lunch bolus. I didn't hold or give a bolus early for either instance.
Why would you not correct a high immediately on a pump?
Why would you want to give a food bolus an hour early just to give it with the correction?
The main advantage of a pump is to give insulin when you need it and not have to wait.
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