Recent Content by Diamummy_

I wouldn't sign it either x

Night time hypos are quite frequent in our house sadly but Amie doesn't mind as she gets to come cuddle up with mummy [emoji4]

Hi, my 5 year old daughter was diagnosed nearly a year ago and it's has been the hardest year of my life, I blamed myself and was constantly worrying but I found that as long as you take the advice from the diabetes nurses and try to take each day as it comes things get a bit easier, I found the...

My daughter gets appeal spray and wipes on prescription and they are quite good [emoji4]

That's great news [emoji4] the omnipod looked great when we were choosing a pump but it didn't go down in small enough doses for my little one so maybe next time, good luck to Ellie and to you [emoji4] xx

Hi my daughter has the Roche insight pump and we love it, very user friendly and discreet [emoji4]

Hi, my 4 year old was diagnosed nearly a year ago and she is 2 months into having a pump and it's revolutionised her diabetes care, I did a lot of research before hand and that really helped, I was a bit pessimistic when we first started talking about it as I know some people haven't had as...

Hiya, my daughter was 4 when she was diagnosed and her pre-school had never had any experience with diabetes, I was so worried but I worked really closely with the pre-school who nominated a key person to be in charge of her care although all the carers had training and the diabetes team at our...

My daughter has an insight pump and it's great, it's so user friendly that even she can use it and she's 4 hehe, good luck with it all

My daughter has a stretchy belt thing that she wears and the pump is on the small of her back, she's a fussy 4 year old and she says she doesn't even notice it [emoji4]

We really have very good support from everyone so we are very lucky, she is going to stay at her grandparents for he first time since her diagnoses tonight but she's in good hands so il try not to worry [emoji16]

Thanks for your advice, we have had a few meetings with the school and the DN has been out a few times, it's just gunna be a massive leap to trust all these new people with her

My lovely little daughter that has t1d is starting primary school next Friday, she has been on a pump for a month now and things are going really well but I can't help worrying about her going to school, are there any other parents out there that have any advice ? Many thanks xx

My daughter who is 4 was diagnosed last November and she has only been on the middle rate, I never expected her to get the higher rate to be honest as even tho I have to do her checks etc for her and watch what she eats she's not disabled or visually/verbally/mentally impaired

Hi, welcome to the forum, this is such a good place to chat and get advice, my 4 year old daughter was diagnosed last November and it was tough but it does get easier [emoji4]