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<blockquote data-quote="Jllo" data-source="post: 2682520" data-attributes="member: 585714"><p>Hi K</p><p>Yes I have considered this and, at my first and only consultation with diabetic consultant since my surgery in August, I did broach this with him. Alas, in my area West Berkshire , it is not nhs funded at the moment. He tells me I would be the ideal candidate for this and they are busy writing policies, protocols and procedures at the moment but watch this space!</p><p>I would love an automated insulin pump as it would make my erratic diabetes much easier</p><p>At the moment I have just started splitting my doses to before and after meals on advice from diabetic dietician who has access to my Libre2 data. This means more injections on a daily basis but I am willing to do this to avoid the high and low glucose levels.</p><p>I have also yesterday started to carb count! Not a big carb consumer but I do need to raise my intake to try and put some weight on! What a vicious circle! But better this than what could have been</p><p>I am not big on sports but I am a very active 73 year old who loves to walk daily</p><p>Before diagnosis and treatment I could walk anywhere between 2-6 miles a few times a week. Gradually getting my walking legs back but nowhere near my best at the moment</p><p>I am much improved.</p><p>Would be interested in your journey to a successful infusion pump</p><p>Janet</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jllo, post: 2682520, member: 585714"] Hi K Yes I have considered this and, at my first and only consultation with diabetic consultant since my surgery in August, I did broach this with him. Alas, in my area West Berkshire , it is not nhs funded at the moment. He tells me I would be the ideal candidate for this and they are busy writing policies, protocols and procedures at the moment but watch this space! I would love an automated insulin pump as it would make my erratic diabetes much easier At the moment I have just started splitting my doses to before and after meals on advice from diabetic dietician who has access to my Libre2 data. This means more injections on a daily basis but I am willing to do this to avoid the high and low glucose levels. I have also yesterday started to carb count! Not a big carb consumer but I do need to raise my intake to try and put some weight on! What a vicious circle! But better this than what could have been I am not big on sports but I am a very active 73 year old who loves to walk daily Before diagnosis and treatment I could walk anywhere between 2-6 miles a few times a week. Gradually getting my walking legs back but nowhere near my best at the moment I am much improved. Would be interested in your journey to a successful infusion pump Janet [/QUOTE]
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