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Tuesday
Feb032009

The OmniPod arrives

 

 

Arden’s new insulin pump has arrived.  This pump will decrease Arden’s shot frequency from twenty-one times or more every three days down to once every three days! 

 

It should also help keep her blood glucose more stable and allow her to eat more frequently and with much more freedom!  

 

We have an appointment tomorrow at CHOP to attach the OmniPod (with saline, not insulin) so that we can begin a seven day training period. We will begin to use the pump exclusively on February 12th as long as everything progresses according to plan.

 

You can view the video on our site in a larger format here

 

and here on YouTube...

 

Friday
Jan252008

Six Months Worth of Needles

 

I have been saving every lancet and needle since this site started on August 16, 2007.  Here is what they look like all in one place.  


 

The YouTube version of the video is here.

 

Consider making a charitable donation to the JDRF today.  

 

‘King of Pain’ as performed by Alanis Morissette is available at iTunes here.  The original version performed by The Police is available on iTunes here.  Please support the artist and join me in thanking them for not suing me for using their song without permission.

 

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The following are archived comments from this post. You can post new comments below.

 

TM
That's ummm.... wow.
Monday, January 28, 2008 - 05:11 AM
Scott
Some comments from my email...

"This is amazing..really sends a message. "

"...that is so powerful and moving..."

"AWESOME video, very moving"

"I think it is really beautiful and sad and moving."

"That is Brilliant! Perfect choice of song.  "

"That is fantastic. Really. Very powerful..."
Monday, January 28, 2008 - 09:53 PM
This is very touching, and i really didnt know how much all these shots would add up to, how many does Arden usually have??

I am a type 1 diabetic, and my heat really goes out to someone as young as Arden, coping with this terrible disease, she really is the bravest little girl i have heard off. Although i am much older then Arden (12!) i still know how it is to live with Diabetes, but to try and re-assure you, it does get easier for the parent once the child grows up, so my mom says , most days i now give myself insulin and tset my own BG, we need to find a cure, to give all the sifferers their childhoods back, it isnt fair.

STAY STRONG ARDEN, a cure is on its way. xxx
Tuesday, June 10, 2008 - 04:20 PM
Scott
Emily,

Arden gets an average of 7 shots a day and 9 or 10 finger sticks, more if she has lows.
Sunday, June 15, 2008 - 07:19 AM
Thank you Scott. most people i know have 3 or 6, a girl at my school also have Type 1 and she only has 3 shots a day, one at 9 one at 1 and then one before bed.

Thankyou for replying to my question, and also thankyou so much for incuding my comment in one of your recent blogs, it meant to much to me to see that you read it and incuded it, thank you so much
Sunday, June 29, 2008 - 10:00 AM

 

 

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