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Good luck in your future endeavors LR!
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Thank you for that important information..However I am afraid it may not work for me .. I have been a diabetic since I was 8 and on insulin. my Pancreas is broken. it no longer produces any insulin.. so unless your cum can help with that it may not work.. but hey its worth a try..![]()
Hi LadyRaven, I'm so sorry to hear about your health issues. Have you seen the recent news about the artificial pancreas they're developing?
U.S. approves first artificial pancreas system for diabetics
https://ca.news.yahoo.com/u-approves-first-artificial-pancreas-system-diabetics-154427558--finance.html
If you have spare time on your hands, I recommend hanging out here on HUBGFE to assist your healing process. Laughter is good medicine. :biggrin:
Sarah :BigHug:
Is there any way of obtaining an insulin pump to aid in your control LR?
I think that would drive me insane during sex.. lol
The pump and tubing can be disconnected leaving only a very low profile quick-disconnect which accepts smooth, rounded clip-ins to prevent scratching your partner. They are very unobtrusive. The control the pump provides vs. individual shots, is beyond compare. I have used a pump since '99 for my Type 1 diabetes and a lot of the time, I don't know it's there. I have not been prevented from participating in an activity due to wearing it.
The pump and tubing can be disconnected leaving only a very low profile quick-disconnect which accepts smooth, rounded clip-ins to prevent scratching your partner. They are very unobtrusive. The control the pump provides vs. individual shots, is beyond compare. I have used a pump since '99 for my Type 1 diabetes and a lot of the time, I don't know it's there. I have not been prevented from participating in an activity due to wearing it.
I just recently switched to the insulin pens within the last year.. I dont like change all that much.. lol
Understandable. Going to using the pump vs. shots was scary for me at first as well.
But the pump, in my opinion is the best tool available for diabetic control. Insert a catheter every three days, no more shots, only finger pricks for testing, portable with a 3 day supply of insulin and superior control. If you get a chance to have a demonstration, I highly recommend attending an information session just to check out the options.