MEDRORONIC MINIMED 780G SYSTEM

Hello,

I have suggested this system to give it to me in a few months.

Supposedly corrects ups and doses increasing and decreasing, but I think it does not make the terrible cuts of insulin.

I'm worried about starting with this method when I already have a 4.9 hemo with a 640.

I open the thread to share experiences with those who have it or else with your opinion.If there is already another thread (I do not find it) then I delete (Borrais) this.

Greetings,

Good night, I've been in the forum for a long time but I have participated a few times.
Now I have a big doubt and I would like to ask for your help.
I am a 640g bomb user of Medtronic.Today my endocrine has proposed the change to 780g.
It is a little afraid that the pump puts insulin corrective bowling.
Please you can give me some opinion or experience.
Thank you so much

You give me a lot of envy I have already commented several times to see if they strain and put it on me.In the Repubika Diabetes blog they explain very well how it works, also on its Instagram, it looks phenomenal.

Thank you very much for your answer.
On the one hand I see that everyone loves her and I feel scared by the bomber of automatic bowling.
But I think it will be an advance and it will be safe.
I've already seen Republika videos.
Thank you

Last week I had an appointment with my endocrine and my educator (Jiménez Díaz Foundation), and we were talking about the issue of putting on the bomb (we had already spoken it for a long time but I always denied me or had doubts or I was afraid to take the step).

Yesterday I met my educator again and it seems that things are going to go faster than I thought, so between the end of March and the beginning of April I will have the bomb (Medtronic 780).

At the moment I am happy, animated and with some fear/uncertainty for what it has of novelty and some ignorance.Waiting for meetings with Medtronic's to teach us how everything works.

I will tell you and thanks to those that in this or other threads you tell your experiences with insulin bombs, it helps a lot to those who have been spinning for some time.

Good afternoon.After a bad experience with the free sensors that give me values ​​really away from reality and after talking to my endocrine, telling me that it was not possible to change sensor, I have decided to change hospital.In the new hospital they offer me the 780g with the Guardian sensors 3. So I will tell you next month.I am a little scared by automatic adjustments but he told me that it will be much better.A hug.

@amiranda I read you and I wanted to ask you, do you have to co -payment or subsidize everything?

@"Niñaburbuja" They subsidize everything.I have been with her 1 month and I am super happy.

Two days with the 780g in simulation mode and I am going crazy, he puts constantly, at the horrible nights, even in vibration mode there is no one who endures it ... I do not like the integration of the Sensor Enlite Guardian 3 (¿10 ¿10calibrations in one night ??).It makes me nervous and gets out of control even more.I don't want to think when I start insulin and smartguard.

Even without the infusion system, I am not liking anything ... it limits many activities.

Hello!I have 780g since February.In my opinion there are 1000 positive things that I can tell you and 2 negative.Taking into account that I go from a Medtronic I see this, just for that, I am greatly grateful.The bomb has the ability to adjust insulin to your needs at that time and I assure you that it is very worth it.A few days you need more insulin than others .. right?In general, I recommend that you are heading to 780g if you have that opportunity.They gave it to me and I do not regret anything.

Hello good I read this chat and I see that there are pwrsonas xej, Halexx that they have made a hospital change to get, xej, um change in the sensors, I have been arguing with the endocrine for years to put my son patient with type 1 diabetes and celiac, an insulin bomb but I can't get anything, I would like to change hospitalThe truth is that I have tried several times and it's like colliding with a wall, thanks

garci said:
hello good leo this chat and I see that there are pwrsonas xej, halexx who have made a hospital change to get, xej, um change in the sensors, I've been arguing with the endocrine for yearsTo make my son patient with type 1 diabetes and celiac, an insulin bomb but I can't get anything, I would like to change hospital and be ableIf they would accept him as a patient, ultimately as you have done because the truth is that I have tried several times and it is like colliding with a wall, thanks

I have never changed hospital yet, but logic tells me that a hospital change carries with it a change of address (although it is not always so).

It may be more difficult to change from hospital to another from a different locality without living there, for subjects of closeness or preference.

Honestly, I don't know if this will be so, now to see if someone comments about it, but it is something I think.

Well, I don't know, ask the association but they didn't say, I would be importantLet's see if m attend ...

The Jimenez Diaz Foundation is not private?

@Garci as Wikipedia says is a private medical center with a public concert .That said I have been at the Jiménez Díaz Foundation for years and I have never paid for the services provided.I am in the public part as so many patients.In addition, the endocrinology service is very good.

Hello!Is there anyone from Andalusia (or Córdoba better) who has put the minimed 780g subsidized?
I have been with 640g for 4 years and I want to change this new one since there are many positive comments but my endocrine is not arranged because it says that it is 5 years to wait to amortize the 640g.I think I is almost certain that they are 4 but that he does not want to bother or as much as I ask for it, I am sure.I would like to tell you what hospitals they are already putting it on.
Thank you so much!

sllf said:
hello!Is there anyone from Andalusia (or Córdoba better) who has put the minimed 780g subsidized?
I have been with 640g for 4 years and I want to change this new one since there are many positive comments but my endocrine is not arranged because it says that it is 5 years to wait to amortize the 640g.I think I is almost certain that they are 4 but that he does not want to bother or as much as I ask for it, I am sure.I would like to tell you what hospitals they are already putting it on.
Thank you so much!

Hello, according to the information I have, they are 4 years, being also your guarantee period.

As extra, I can tell you that last month they put it to an acquaintance in Valencia, and I think they first put it that same month.

Good luck and greetings!

davidag2000 said:

sllf said:
hello!Is there anyone from Andalusia (or Córdoba better) who has put the minimed 780g subsidized?
I have been with 640g for 4 years and I want to change this new one since there are many positive comments but my endocrine is not arranged because it says that it is 5 years to wait to amortize the 640g.I think I is almost certain that they are 4 but that he does not want to bother or as much as I ask for it, I am sure.I would like to tell you what hospitals they are already putting it on.
Thank you so much!

Hello, according to the information I have, they are 4 years, being also your guarantee period.

As extra, I can tell you that last month they put it to an acquaintance in Valencia, and I think they first put it that same month.

Good luck and greetings!

Thank you!😉

Question for those who already have it.How do you carry it?I have read comments on Facebook from the US and people are disgusted with the sensors, they say they end up putting the pump in manual mode.How are you going to you?

I am quite happy for now.In these scarce two months I have only had a problem with a sensor, which I had to take away and put a new one again.Remaking that, everything has been advantages.