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- Type of diabetes
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- Pump
So I've just stuck my first steel cannula in and it didn't hurt at all!!! :shock: :mrgreen:
It's not attached to the pump as I wanted to take the pressure off and just see if 1) I could stick a needle in myself 2) It feels ok
I am still amazed I managed to do it but being able to see how tiny the needle is was a huge help. I couldn't put it in fast but even so it really didn't hurt. However I can feel it's there unlike the teflon set.
I have changed me set the other side and I already suspect it has failed, although a blood test shortly will tell this for sure. I am now tempted to try an attached steel cannula...
It's not attached to the pump as I wanted to take the pressure off and just see if 1) I could stick a needle in myself 2) It feels ok
I am still amazed I managed to do it but being able to see how tiny the needle is was a huge help. I couldn't put it in fast but even so it really didn't hurt. However I can feel it's there unlike the teflon set.
I have changed me set the other side and I already suspect it has failed, although a blood test shortly will tell this for sure. I am now tempted to try an attached steel cannula...