Wow - great video.....also just found an iphone app called "set change" that reminds you when your next set change is due which is pretty cool ...it's easy to find in the app store or i think setchange chrisvanraay com
GREAT JOB!! Question: did it really hurt when you inserted the needle (I saw the "Ouch" comment but thought maybe you were kidding)? Or did you not even feel it?
Thanks for this video, I'm much older than you but am starting on this pump next week and you really made me understand better how it works.
@andy957 if you put it in a fatty part if your stomach it doesn't hurt but if you put it in a thinner part like by your muscle or just a thinner part it does hurt a little and watch out for veins cause it hurts a little when you get a vein and will bleed a little
Your doing great job with that pump kid. But I noticed you were Swollen on your left side, and you inserted your infusion set there. you should try to move sites everytime. you should even try to put it on your leg, if your swollen on both sides of your belly.
But there´s one thing I want to mention, you complied that the infusion set hurted a bit. Then you should try to get sets with smaller needles. Over longterm it damages the nerves in the muscles if they always get so deep.
"they just compete for prices" Wow your on it youngster! I finally got on a pump yesterday and its been the greatest 24 hours in 23 years of being an type 1 diabetic! Nice video. This shows that if young people can do it so can an adult. I got diagnosed at 10 years old and we didnt have pumps or the new types of insulin we have today. Keep up the great work till we find a cure! Theres one comming, we've got to believe!!!
@putsipa Temperory "cure". there is a big study going on right now. Which is that they implant BETA-cells into peoples pancreas and around 40-50% of the diabetics didnt need insulin for about 2 years or only just very litle. but some others cells just vanished away in a few months. So this is still in a test state
wat a sweet mom. He seems like a great kid, strong and well adjusted yet still polite. Sorry for your situation, but it seems like you dont let it stop you from being an active kid.
Great video kiddo. I'm 31 and (hopefully) getting my own Minimed pump soon. You are easier to understand than the 3 different Endo's I've seen. Take care! :)
good video flapjack. i had to stop using quicksets as most of the time they would bend at the tip after 1 day and my minimed p 522 would say no delivery... (not good)... so i find the silhouette infusion sets much better as they go under the skin (flat) and not inwards
Thank you so much for doing this video!! it was very clear and informative. I am a nurse in a hospital and I was looking for a demonstration to be more informed about how my pts apply and use their insulin pumps. After watching this I feel MUCH more informed on the subject. Thank you again, this video was great! =)
Just to help with the terms you never change the pump you change the site or infusion set. how do you like the minimed. i am deciding over that or animas!
Jack, Thank you for taking the time to demonstrate how you use the pump. I'm going tomorrow for my pump training...and watching you has made me feel so much better about this. I'm 60, so you'd think this wouldn't make me nervous, but watching how you handle this is very inspiring. Many thks again...and all the best to you. (thk mom for handling the camera). zach
@ataroXStrikER My brother was diagnosed in that exact way. He is now 15, but was diagnosed last year with a glucose level of 900 something. So lucky we brought him to the hospital that day.
@beanzorela yea i told my parents that i couldnt breath that day in the morning so they took me the hospital at 4a.m, my cheeks completly disapeared,i lost like 15kg,and like 4 or 5 days before that was throwing up to much ,drinkin water a lot,peesing to much ,and i didnt know y. but now i got 5 years with it a live a healthy life,my weight 82kg and 10% fat and currently using the insulin pump since 5 months ago, i highly recomend it after 1or 2 years after u get diagnosed so ull.knomoreaboutit
i have diabetes also and same pump and everything also wen i was diagnosed my blood sugar was 1048 but i was just wondering wat age were u diagnosted at?
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Wow - great video.....also just found an iphone app called "set change" that reminds you when your next set change is due which is pretty cool ...it's easy to find in the app store or i think setchange chrisvanraay com
goveee 15 hours ago
NO DELIVERY < I FUC**** HATE THAT
xBenHammondzz 1 day ago
good,easy
danik70 4 days ago
GREAT JOB!! Question: did it really hurt when you inserted the needle (I saw the "Ouch" comment but thought maybe you were kidding)? Or did you not even feel it?
Thanks for this video, I'm much older than you but am starting on this pump next week and you really made me understand better how it works.
andy957 1 week ago
@andy957 if you put it in a fatty part if your stomach it doesn't hurt but if you put it in a thinner part like by your muscle or just a thinner part it does hurt a little and watch out for veins cause it hurts a little when you get a vein and will bleed a little
xBenHammondzz 1 day ago
Your doing great job with that pump kid. But I noticed you were Swollen on your left side, and you inserted your infusion set there. you should try to move sites everytime. you should even try to put it on your leg, if your swollen on both sides of your belly.
But there´s one thing I want to mention, you complied that the infusion set hurted a bit. Then you should try to get sets with smaller needles. Over longterm it damages the nerves in the muscles if they always get so deep.
iceland3211 1 month ago
"they just compete for prices" Wow your on it youngster! I finally got on a pump yesterday and its been the greatest 24 hours in 23 years of being an type 1 diabetic! Nice video. This shows that if young people can do it so can an adult. I got diagnosed at 10 years old and we didnt have pumps or the new types of insulin we have today. Keep up the great work till we find a cure! Theres one comming, we've got to believe!!!
SydeshowMO 2 months ago
@SydeshowMO what kind of cure is coming :) i really wanna know :)
putsipa 1 month ago
@putsipa Temperory "cure". there is a big study going on right now. Which is that they implant BETA-cells into peoples pancreas and around 40-50% of the diabetics didnt need insulin for about 2 years or only just very litle. but some others cells just vanished away in a few months. So this is still in a test state
iceland3211 1 month ago
@iceland3211 Thats pretty nice :) Hope for best
putsipa 1 month ago
wat a sweet mom. He seems like a great kid, strong and well adjusted yet still polite. Sorry for your situation, but it seems like you dont let it stop you from being an active kid.
Bbfishman 2 months ago
Very informative! Proper terminology and a better lesson than my endocrinologist gave. 5 Stars!
seafenix 3 months ago 2
My friend is diabetic and he has the pump. But he has a diffrent patch.
lukey98760 3 months ago
So Medtronic doesn't sell pre-filled reservoirs?
shookwood 3 months ago
@shookwood no they do not
passion171 3 months ago
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passion171 3 months ago
No no no...
I don't like these pumps...
I think big electronic companies must develop these pumps..
i think these pumps are very dangerous for ketoasidozis and i can't trust it
SUSSTURUCU 4 months ago
yeah i was wondering why he didn't change the infusion site. where else can he put it though? can this be put on arms, butt, legs?
amg1099 4 months ago
@amg1099 yes it can be put on your legs butt and arms
passion171 3 months ago
MY DOCTER WONT LEAT ME USE THE INSULIN PUMP
youmo07 4 months ago
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can i get it free from the GP
youmo07 4 months ago
OMG I LOVE YOUR SKIN ON THE PUMP! Mines Peacock feathers :) lol
cherrylovecoke 5 months ago
Great video kiddo. I'm 31 and (hopefully) getting my own Minimed pump soon. You are easier to understand than the 3 different Endo's I've seen. Take care! :)
tisherbug27 5 months ago
good video flapjack. i had to stop using quicksets as most of the time they would bend at the tip after 1 day and my minimed p 522 would say no delivery... (not good)... so i find the silhouette infusion sets much better as they go under the skin (flat) and not inwards
keff02 5 months ago
in norway you get insulin and stuff you need for free intil youre 16 years old including insulin pump
norwayheroo 6 months ago
Thank you for teaching a 27 year old student nurse what a 300$ skills book couldn't. :) Thx to you too mom!!! Good Luck God bless!!!
wmistressw 6 months ago 10
Nice Skin! Is it from Medtronic? I have my skin for my insulin pump from Medtronic.
Computerfreak144 6 months ago
i love your pump cover where did you get it?
TypeOneDiabeticc 7 months ago
I highly reccomend moving to a mio infusion set. Theyre much smaller and painless to insert.
ryan44ryan 7 months ago
You need to move the site around your starting to get scar tissue there and it takes 2 weeks + to get rid of
imbatman225 8 months ago 6
I'm only 8 I was
legobdr 8 months ago
I just got my pump it is way better than getting shots I was used to my shots but still
legobdr 8 months ago
Thank you so much for doing this video!! it was very clear and informative. I am a nurse in a hospital and I was looking for a demonstration to be more informed about how my pts apply and use their insulin pumps. After watching this I feel MUCH more informed on the subject. Thank you again, this video was great! =)
sweetbirdy17 10 months ago
i have those boxers
runnerboy12341 10 months ago
Do u use 150 or 300 unit resevoir and I use the exact same pump :)
E99naithe 11 months ago
Just to help with the terms you never change the pump you change the site or infusion set. how do you like the minimed. i am deciding over that or animas!
thanks
d103cc 1 year ago
Jack, Thank you for taking the time to demonstrate how you use the pump. I'm going tomorrow for my pump training...and watching you has made me feel so much better about this. I'm 60, so you'd think this wouldn't make me nervous, but watching how you handle this is very inspiring. Many thks again...and all the best to you. (thk mom for handling the camera). zach
zach950 1 year ago
Where did you get your pump skin from? I like the one you have on yours
bReNtOs1236 1 year ago
wow i feel so bad for you 8(
likeyourvidthanks101 1 year ago
i was 14 and got 900 something when diagnosed and almost died
ataroXStrikER 1 year ago
@ataroXStrikER My brother was diagnosed in that exact way. He is now 15, but was diagnosed last year with a glucose level of 900 something. So lucky we brought him to the hospital that day.
beanzorela 10 months ago
@beanzorela yea i told my parents that i couldnt breath that day in the morning so they took me the hospital at 4a.m, my cheeks completly disapeared,i lost like 15kg,and like 4 or 5 days before that was throwing up to much ,drinkin water a lot,peesing to much ,and i didnt know y. but now i got 5 years with it a live a healthy life,my weight 82kg and 10% fat and currently using the insulin pump since 5 months ago, i highly recomend it after 1or 2 years after u get diagnosed so ull.knomoreaboutit
ataroXStrikER 10 months ago
i have diabetes also and same pump and everything also wen i was diagnosed my blood sugar was 1048 but i was just wondering wat age were u diagnosted at?
mcc123ish 1 year ago