Ain't no guessin'...we know exactly what's in this plain brown box!
Everything unpacked..
We received the PDM and a skin for it; 50 Pods (a 4-month supply); a Freestyle glucose monitor and test strips, and a carrying case for the whole shebang. Once the PDM is set up by our Ped Endo T-Bear will be testing right on the PDM. In the meantime, he decided he'll use the new monitor, and gave his trusty old monitor to Rufus.
Here, Mom, read this 10 lb User Guide..
I probably will not read the entire User Guide all the way though, but skim it before training next week.
The PDM...the brains of the operation.
A Pod...the insulin reservior and pump.One of the Pods apparently malfunctioned, as it was emitting a high-pitched squeeling noise. Or maybe it was just excited to be in its new home.
Starter Kit and User Guides.The Starter Kit holds everything we will need for training.
All ready for training next Tuesday. .
Can't wait til Tuesday!
Fantastic Monique and family!!!
ReplyDeleteBig thumbs UP! I hope this helps on every level.
ReplyDeleteThis should make things a lot less stressful for everyone. Yeah!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely wonderful! All my good thoughts go with you both!
ReplyDeleteI am so, so excited for you guys! I honestly love the OmniPod and all of its features. Please give me a shout anytime with questions, concerns or joys!
ReplyDeleteyeah baby...sounds cool....i hope it works out...
ReplyDeleteLove it! Yay T-Bear!!
ReplyDeleteSo wonderful...hope it works miracles for you T-Bear!!
ReplyDeleteYay! Good luck for Tuesday!
ReplyDeleteHi - thanks for commenting on my blog! You will LOVE the OmniPod. First your head will swim from all the data, then as you realize that yes, indeed, you DO know how to swim, it will get easier. It is the best. Good luck with your training! Let us know how it goes.
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