One other thing I'd say in relation to the Enlites is that you really, really need to pre-soak them. i.e. you need to insert the new one and give it 24 hours to settle down prior to plugging in the transmitter. Having said that, if you use this technique, I've found it works really well.I think I've calmed down from my desire to microwave the pump this morning having woken up at 14.9 having had no insulin from midnight to 2 and again from 2:40 to 3:40. My low is set at 3.4 and I don't think in reality I was under 8 all night long. The last time I had no insulin all night long I couldn't do coherent thinking to treat it so I ended up in dka. This is not a promising start for me.
And I need to adjust my low and tell it to warn me before it suspends so I can test to see whether it really needs to.
You said you tried disconnecting the transmitter, did you charge it too?Thanks @dancer thats a good tip, I'll try just turning it off just when it seems way out. I tried disconnecting the transmitter last time and it still wouldn't start again.
Will hope it all goes smoothly tomorrow. Third time lucky I suppose.
Are the alarms waking you up??
Sounds as though you and the Enlites don't get on @catapillar - unfortunately that's something that happens with some people.
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