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Old 08-16-2008, 06:45 AM
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I am a: Type 1
 
Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: UK
Posts: 875
Good news!

Well I am pleased to say that I will pumping in 6 months or so if all goes to plan. I was surprised how quickly the idea was jumped on, I thought there would be a lot of resistance from the NHS which really goes to show it’s a postcode lottery as to if you get a pump or not. I managed to convince them that I don’t need carb counting training so hopefully that will decrease lead time to pumping. I also persuaded my GP Doctor to increase my strips from 200 to 300 which is also good news. Started using the Accu-Check Multiclix which I have to say has been an improvement over the softclix, no more messing around with needles and no doubt they are both better than my old Autolet impression. All things are positive for a change other than my bg is a bit messed up this month, can’t have everything.
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Pumping since 20/05/2009:Animas 2020

Standard Deviation:
02.08.09-01.09.09 SD: 2.4mmol/L or 43mg/dl
02.08.09-01.09.09 SD: 2.2mmol/L or 40mg/dl
02.07.09-01.08.09 SD: 1.8mmol/L or 32mg/dl

HbA1c:
28.01.09: 6.1 (7.7mmol/L or 140mg/dl)
21.05.08: 6.2 (7.9mmol/L or 143mg/dl)
29.11.07: 6.1 (7.7mmol/L or 140mg/dl)
23.05.07: 8.1 (11.6mmol/L or 211mg/dl)
Diagnosed 27.08.06: 14.8 (24.7mmol/L or 450mg/dll)
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Old 08-16-2008, 07:54 AM
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I am a: Type 2
 
Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: Nova Scotia, Canada
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Excellent news! The pump may be just another tool, but what it gives you is flexibility and, I believe, greater reliability in the absorption of insulin; which ultimately can allow you greater control. Glad things are looking up for you
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51 year old male, Metabolic Syndrome Dx Mar. 2003
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