New with the insulin pump: YPSOMED MYLIFE YPSOPUMP + FREESYLE FREE 3

A year ago I was waiting day to put on the insulin bomb, that day arrived yesterday !!!

I have to say that yesterday I was very nervous with the change, it has been 26 years using the insulin bolis, after a session of almost 3 hours learning to configure the pump, change the reservoir, put the catheter, etc ... I leftFor home like a child with new shoes.

My experience so far when they have not yet spent 24 hours with her, the first thing, I find it very rare not having to think about calculating insulin and corrections with the bowls, I have the constant feeling that insulin is forgotten, andI do check routines that I no longer need, to let the pump do all the calculations, it is a luxury ... I mentally free me from a load.

Yesterday for dinner, I think I did not calculate the hydrates that I put for dinner and I had my first hypoglycemia with the pump, I will say that I recovered very easy and in a short time, as the amount I administer is little and read the sensor continuously, when it detects downward trend stops alone, in addition to showing an alert, I will say that all that worked very well and that the recovery did not excessively shot my glucose.

Tonight I have been able to sleep quite well, I was surprised by the stability of the glucose with which I have risen, I am target 110 mg/dl and it has nailed it !!

I find it weird to take the new pot caught to the belt, or in my pocket, the cable is also quite new, so I am very careful so that I do not get hooked anywhere, I think I will get used to quickly, but ofmoment, I still notice.

I have to get used to carrying the device safely, this morning I have gone to the offices on a motorcycle, and when I got off the motorcycle I had the pump hanging from the cable ... often fright ... Look that if I lose the bomb the firstday of carrying it ... I am a disaster!😅😅😅

Anyway, for the moment everything good, learning to use it and with great enthusiasm and desire to refine its use well.

I leave here the bomb link, in case you want to take a look.

Link

Congratulations @Fer !!!The truth is that it is a very good bomb, I have been working with the Camaps FX algorithm and has been a before and after.I use it connected to the Dexcom G6 although I have at home waiting for the G7 (in the absence of updating the application to be able to use it).You'll end up getting used to the cable ... It has also happened to going on the motorcycle and the pump hanging ... hahaha the good thing is that as the pump weighs so little, the catheter endures its weight well.

If you are happy, it is the important thing!
The catheter is panic, I am Doña infections every time I carry a way.

Oysters, because I have not fallen @ruthbia, I will be sharing the experience here.

At the moment in line with what I also commented @Cassie and the results, although it has not been much time, if I see that the glucose curves are better better ... surprisingly stable, I am delighted, the truth.

Congratulations, it is a good combo, I have been combined and very happy (before I tried the Roche and Menarini but the first gave me problems and the second had distribution problems and I had to change) ... fromThat learns between 20 and 30 days is much better (without going wrong at the beginning) ... I carry a specific fannyPump and it almost does not notice ... above all it shows when you leave out that you manage the bowling from the super comfortable mobile and that you forget a little, especially the nights are much more stable and even if you go to regret regular you get up perfect...

Cassie said:
congratulations @fer !!!The truth is that it is a very good bomb, I have been working with the Camaps FX algorithm and has been a before and after.I use it connected to the Dexcom G6 although I have at home waiting for the G7 (in the absence of updating the application to be able to use it).You'll end up getting used to the cable ... It has also happened to going on the motorcycle and the pump hanging ... hahaha the good thing is that as the pump weighs so little, the catheter endures its weight well.

I think that for the G7 you will have to wait because Ypsomed did not yet pronounce on whether you will update from G6 to G7 so I think that before that they will change us to free3 that Dexcom 7.
And the issue of applications does not have it too fast, people with iOS have been waiting for more than a year for the app and to fix dexconexions in Android 14 more than 5 months were thrown to get an update that fixed the problem.

@Jasom I already have 7 boxes from the Dexcom G7 at home, they have told me from the hospital that it will surely be for June the change, so they have sent it to me, because when my grid of G6 "is finite" and I will start with the new.
I don't know you but Ypsomed sends me the inputs together with Dexcom (in the same box), I mean they have to go hand in hand.Yesterday I had the first camaps update, the same is already cooking something.The bomb is already prepared to link with Dexcom, it has only to look for it via Bluetooth.As for iOS is Apple who has not just updated Cam Aps .... which is an annoyance, because I also use iPhone and I have to go with 2 phones at the moment .... so patience.

I only say it because when they put the system already automatically with the Dexcom in July last year to one of those in the formation and that it had an iPhone the commercial told him that in September or October there was already going to be a version foriPhone, and we are almost in May 24 and still is ready.
This week's camca update was to correct the problem of disconnections with Android 14 that had been pending from her since November ..
I wish they will start with the G7 in July but I have not hope

Congratulations, Fer, because it is a good decision.In the end it will be the best treatment for everyone.