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I've been on a pump for 13 years. The omnipod isn't available everywhere. I have a tube and it's no hassle at all. Although mine are not said to be waterproof I've accidentally swam for about 20 minutes and it's been fine so the odd accident will be fine. I've got the wire caught several times...

Martin....does your pump allow you to set different basal rates.....this is perfect for shift work?

Hi. I've been diabetic for 28 yrs and on a pump for 13. I can only see pro's and no cons with the pump. I'd never want to go back. It gives you much more freedom and control. I carry less "kit" with me, although I have put spares everywhere, at my mums, in the car, at work....you never know when...

But if you put it in your arm where does the tube go?

I don't think I can get the omnipod, but when mine is up for renewal I'll try..

Thanks. It's funny how you get in a rut with things. I thought after 13 years of pumping I knew everything.... If generally no one like legs then I might just stop trying!! I thought it was just me!

Thanks. I might use my side and back....I like using my stomach.....it just needs a good rest!

That's a great idea thanks. I have lots of side to use!!!! Tube fee pump sounds great?!

Hi. I've been diabetic for 28 years and on an a pump for 13 years. Since being on the pump I've only ever used my stomach for the cannulas. A few weeks ago I had a massive bleed and have had trouble controlling my levels for about a year.....so I decided it was time for a change. I'm not...