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I'm assuming you are already using the sticky adhesive things that you can place over your omnipod? this helps keep the pod on, maybe look at try using different sites, when I play football it comes off or really hurts when I put the pod on my thighs, but fine on my stomach or arms. Last but not...

Unfortunately if your HBA1c is good it normally means no pump. That said it also depends on the funding available in your local area, you mentioned you don't see a diabetic consultant, it is worth seeing to see if it is something they maybe able to put you onto a waiting list for. Final point...

Thanks Marie, books are good!! I think I probably need to get a more detailed map of which areas I can use it on, as in the whole area I could use on my abdomen without it causing an issue.

thanks! I did look at the tubing system but thought i prefer the tubeless one, maybe I just need to accept what is on offer and get on with it, but thought I would raise the concerns in case there was something else out there!

History for context: - Type 1 since 1996 - Switched to omnipod a few months ago, with closed loop system using Dexcom G6 - I was on injections before then with libre I had a few issues/ questions.... 1) I'm having issues rotating sites, as putting it on my back doesn't work and feels really...

I have a similar issue with breakfast, been diabetic for 23 years and it's when I have cereal mainly that it happens, then as you said around 2-3 hours later sugar levels are normal

Life is beautiful, even when it's not beautiful!

Mine was 38, i was going doctors and had a can of coke in my hand, thankfully we were running late so my mum told me to put the drink down and go docs! She basically saved my life without realising i was told! Type 1 diabetes diagnosed in 1996 when i was 16