Now this post is about my D team. They have done some pretty dodgy stuff and let's not forget that no pump stunt.
Its 2 months tomorrow that I have been on my insulin pump. For the first 4 weeks we went in every week to make adjustments and all that jazz. After the last appointment, the support has been non exsistent. No phone call or email to see if I am going ok or need help. Starting a pump is daunting and requires lots of work. I am not confident enough to make changes on my own yet. I would of thought they were willing to help me.
I am beginning to think this D team is not for me and is time to move on and find a new one. There is just a part of me that does not want to move since I know this team well. I don't know what to do.
Its 2 months tomorrow that I have been on my insulin pump. For the first 4 weeks we went in every week to make adjustments and all that jazz. After the last appointment, the support has been non exsistent. No phone call or email to see if I am going ok or need help. Starting a pump is daunting and requires lots of work. I am not confident enough to make changes on my own yet. I would of thought they were willing to help me.
I am beginning to think this D team is not for me and is time to move on and find a new one. There is just a part of me that does not want to move since I know this team well. I don't know what to do.
posted from Bloggeroid
When we did J's pump start, we were expected to email his pump settings and BG's every week for two weeks, then only when we needed help adjusting his pump. Is it possible they are just waiting until you contact them to tell them you need help? If your numbers are doing well, you don't need to adjust anything. We only contact J's endo every three months now for his regular checkups.
ReplyDeleteThese people know I won't contact them because I hate them with a passion LOL. They know to check up on me. Oh well I go in on Tuesday. Hopefully to get an A1C done. Its been 3 months since my last one :/
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