> Just got my pump from UPS.
> Is anybody useing a Paradigm 715 Insulin Pump ?
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> Thanks Isaac
I tryed to get Medtronic to change my order to a 722 No luck on that.
How long have you been on the pump.
Are you useing the PARADIGM Pal Version 2.0
I am going to see what it cost for the Guardian RT System, and Sensors .
I wood like to get my hands on a One of those Sensors.
Witch one do you use 23 inch or 43 inch
>> Just got my pump from UPS.
>> Is anybody useing a Paradigm 715 Insulin Pump ?
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> Dave
David - 30 Nov 2005 01:54 GMT
> I tryed to get Medtronic to change my order to a 722 No luck on that.
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>>Dave
Been pumping since 1996. I've used the 506, 507, 508, and 515. I
really like the 515, but I don't use the Bolus Wizard after some issues
with it that even MiniMed admitted were indeed valid.
I'd also like to see how big the transmitter is for the sensor and try
out the whole thing before I consider a purchase.
I use the long tubing with the Quick Sets which are a huge improvement
over the older Soft Sets. I had a hard time keeping the old sets on
during hot weather. The Quick Sets never lose their adhesion.
The long tubing allows me to toss the pump beside me while sleeping. I
don't like it clipped to my shorts in bed because I had a problem with
my hip that would keep me awake at night. Now that I'm more conscious
of removing the pump from it's daytime position on my waistband, my hip
problem finally resolved itself. It hurt so bad I had the doc order an
X-Ray.
My wife is about a foot shorter than me and uses the short tubing.
She's been pumping a year less than me. I'd never consider for a second
giving up pumping. Life has improved dramatically for me since I
started in 96.
Some of the things a DM can do when on a pump is sleep late, eat
"whenever", exercise on a few minutes notice, deal well with DP or sick
days, eat pizza and not go "sky high".
Dave