I think it is the new pump that helped the most. The other one was hard to use, I would guess a lot of the time, & bolus more for the carbs I would eat. This one I use the number pad & punch in my bg level & planned food intake.
So happy!!
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On Mar 6, 2013, at 11:28 AM, Patti A Robertson pattiandken@charter.net> wrote:
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> On Mar 6, 2013, at 10:44 AM, Celtica Hippocrates celtica_visitor1@me.com> wrote:
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>> Insulin pump, with the touch screen? Looks like something Apple would have made.
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>> Yes, it is beautiful ... I can see to use it so much easier than the other pumps I have had...
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>> Yes, the filling and priming does take a couple of minutes longer.
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>> LOVE the 'rechargeable' battery in it!!!
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>> Best of all, this pump, some of my own work and better food choices netted me a NICE HbA1c result of .... 6.4%!!
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>> I haven't seen a result like that in years. I've always been higher 7's to 9's.
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>> Right there in the Endo's office, I pulled it out and kissed my insulin pump.
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>> Tandem, the people who make this pump have iPads with their training app on it, so the iPad looks like a giant T:Slim screen. For the actual top button, there's a spot on the training app the new user can touch to act like it is the tactile button. I like them using the iDevices! iPads at work!
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