I've been thinking about my insulin pump lately. In September I will mark my two year pumping anniversary. It's amazing that I feel intimately connected to this little machine that tethers to my body and helps me to live a healthy and active life.
In a typical day, I interact with my pump several times and for many different reasons.
For instance, in the early hours of the morning, I recently heard Sienna babbling on the infant monitor. Under the bedcovers, I dug around for my...
I hope after last week's blog that you are now in the position to make an educated decision about which form of basal/bolus therapy is or... Read more »
One of the ideas I'd been mulling over in the weeks leading up to my endocrinologist appointment was taking a pump vacation. I'd... Read more »
I have done my research! After reading Health Central's DiabeTeens.com, along with questions and concerns from my own teen patients with... Read more »
Insulin pumps are everywhere it seems. In fact most diabetics I know already have or are in the process of getting an insulin pump. I... Read more »
The American Academy of Pediatrics' journal, Pediatrics, recently published a review of adverse events reported in teens (ages 12-21 years)... Read more »
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