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Would you prefer to be on insulin injections or on a pump?
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<blockquote data-quote="Belteshazzaruk" data-source="post: 353876" data-attributes="member: 61211"><p><strong>Re: Would you prefer to be on insulin injections or on a pum</strong></p><p></p><p>Having done Dafne week long course I've been frustrated with the maths often not working (with pens). Had a 2 week trial with the omnipod last month and it all made so much more sense. My results were 80% in target rather than 20% in target and my insulin requirements were 30% less. The ability to do things like deliver a bolus over an hour rather than 2 seconds or reduce a basal by 20% for 2 hours of activity make the pumps a lot more like the pancreas and a lot more effective. With the pod I could leave it on during showers and hydrotherapy which is part of my job. Hoping I can now get funding and get off the pens for good.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Belteshazzaruk, post: 353876, member: 61211"] [b]Re: Would you prefer to be on insulin injections or on a pum[/b] Having done Dafne week long course I've been frustrated with the maths often not working (with pens). Had a 2 week trial with the omnipod last month and it all made so much more sense. My results were 80% in target rather than 20% in target and my insulin requirements were 30% less. The ability to do things like deliver a bolus over an hour rather than 2 seconds or reduce a basal by 20% for 2 hours of activity make the pumps a lot more like the pancreas and a lot more effective. With the pod I could leave it on during showers and hydrotherapy which is part of my job. Hoping I can now get funding and get off the pens for good. [/QUOTE]
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