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Cupcaake32

Cupcaake32

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Location
Devon
Type of diabetes
Type 1
Treatment type
Pump
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Dubstep made in chelsea
I have it its pink its all mine what shall i name him ( its a him ) hes a gadget so its a him

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Pinkie or kinkie(sorry just thinking of tubing, nothing Kinkie, although I'm sure Spiker will ;))
 
My nicknames pinky tho so my pum0 cant be called pinky

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I was watching percy and the sea of monsters lol so hes percy and the sea of blood sugar

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Think Englebert would be a good name.
Well done you.
 
I have some bubbles in my resevior should i be worried ill put a pic up

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Little champagne bubblys type things

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Talk of bubbles in reservoir the pump could be called Michael Bublé
 
Riri said:
Talk of bubbles in reservoir the pump could be called Michael Bublé
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Ooohhhh I'll call my pump that I like him :). Is the insulin you draw up from at room temp?? I normally draw up the day before, so if any bubbles form I can still get rid of them before using that cartridge.
 
I wouldn't worry about the bubbles yet as youve only just started pumping so dont want to get into a tiz waz yet. Although the bubbles shouldn't really be there, they will only be a bother if you have yr pump upright as air bubbles rise to the top and can be pushed into the tubing, whereas if you have the pump the other way so that tube is at the bottom, the bubbles will not go into the tube. Muchas gracias Carbsrok .......
What works for me really well is to get the cartridge up to body temp for a few hrs before putting it in the pump. This makes it easier to get rid of bubbles as room temp is a lot colder than body temp and the cartridge will get warm inside the pump cos of motor and battery.


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