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[22nw22]

I only have four days until I have to go to the diabetic clinic. I hope they don’t re mention the Libre as funding for the reader has stopped. I hope they’re no longer funding the sensor and even better would be they haven’t done so AT ALL. ️
I am way too used to blood glucose testing. I don’t even need a pump as I fidget. Maybe they’d consider it if I stayed still. I am happy with my insulin pens.

 

[22nw22]

I only have four days until I have to go to the diabetic clinic. I hope they don’t re mention the Libre as funding for the reader has stopped. I hope they’re no longer funding the sensor and even better would be they haven’t done so AT ALL. ️
I am way too used to blood glucose testing. I don’t even need a pump as I fidget. Maybe they’d consider it if I stayed still. I am happy with my insulin pens.

By that I mean cancelled funding

 

[DCUKMod]

By that I mean cancelled funding

Hi there - I don't think your team would force you to have the Libre or a pump, if you don't want it and especially if you're looking after your diabetes quite well.

 

[22nw22]

Hi there - I don't think your team would force you to have the Libre or a pump, if you don't want it and especially if you're looking after your diabetes quite well.

I am not eligible, I would happily accept IF I was eligible but don't think I will ever be eligible. But I love y injections. (Not really) They are OK

 

[22nw22]

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[DCUKMod]

I am not eligible, I would happily accept IF I was eligible but don't think I will ever be eligible. But I love y injections. (Not really) They are OK

Apologies, I thought you were against pumps or CGM.

 

[22nw22]

Apologies, I thought you were against pumps or CGM.

I am not against. It would just be hard for me to return to the Libre and to stay still. That's why I will probably not have a pump in my life. It might be a bit hard to adjust to a sensor with a bandage. My fingerpricks get me through perfectly fine

 

[DCUKMod]

I am not against. It would just be hard for me to return to the Libre and to stay still. That's why I will probably not have a pump in my life. It might be a bit hard to adjust to a sensor with a bandage. My fingerpricks get me through perfectly fine

Why do you feel you have to stay still when using the Libre? As I understand it, many folks have found it make their rexercise rrerregimes a bit easier, because they get mor einformation on what their bloods are doing.

 

[Deleted member 308541]

Apologies, I thought you were against pumps or CGM.

So did I, must be old age as I am confused by @22nw22 contradictory statements in this thread.