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Not entirely on topic, but I once saw a dietician and in the conversation I asked for suggestions of things to snack on when hungry but with high, or at least not low, sugars. She said that if I felt hungry, I probably was low anyway. I contradicted her (as un-bluntly as I could muster) and she...

Re: How much did they load your insurance premium, for the p I don't think it's so much that some insurers think they'll get away with what they can get away with, so much as some not having a clue how to deal with it. I don't know if it's worth muttering about why it's hardly something we have...

Re: How much did they load your insurance premium, for the p Hi again - I hadn't heard of INPUT and I don't know what CCG stands for, but I agree, if they make it impossible to insure, they can't expect us to do so. However does that necessarily bind them to replacing it if there's a...

Re: How much did they load your insurance premium, for the p I suppose you theoretically could shut your bra in the car door, iHs... :shock: (No offence! I tried and can't get comfy that way, so respect to you.) Anyway, ahem. My Very Nice Little Man phoned back this morning and not only have...

Re: How much did they load your insurance premium, for the p £25 a month, that's crazy! I thought £46/year was bad. Cally, I was told by my pump clinic to add it to my contents insurance and Diabetes UK's page about pump insurance says that's usual - I think (read it only this morning!). My...

Hi all - my first post, I'm not an active forum person generally, but bear with me please :) as I need your experience. Never done a poll before! but it's a nice easy way of getting an overview (if all of you answer it). I've been on my pump almost 3 years and obediently had it added to the...