I didn't have a saline start,
@cherylt1d , but when I first started talking to the Diabetes Centre about the prospect of getting a pump, they lent me an old one.
I had a cannula stuck to me (not inserted, just the plaster, not the going-inny-bit) and I wore the pump for a fortnight, disconnecting and reconnecting for showers and swimming etc.
The pump I borrowed was empty and off. But I found it HUGELY beneficial to live with it, sleep with it, talk to it (!) even though it wasn't doing anything.
In your position I would carry on with as much saline as you still have, then when it runs out I'd keep wearing it, but I'd lose the 'live' cannula and stick on - rather than insert - a new one, so I could continue wearing the pump, even though you're not then doing the stuff like pressing the buttons to deliver a bolus, or whatever.
Does that make sense? It's a sort of 'better than nothing' scenario, if you like!
Hope all goes well next week as a new pumper! I LOVE my pump. It took me a while to get my basal sorted, but I LOVE that box of tricks!
Love Snapsy