Julia is now officially on the insulin pump. We spent all day at the hospital on Tuesday, testing out her pump and seeing how she would react to the continuous insulin. For the first few weeks, there is a massive amount of record keeping including getting up every two hours all night long. I am hopeful that in the long run, the insulin pump will keep her healthy and more regulated. But right now, the pump is running our lives. You’ll probably notice that Julia’s pump is PINK. She wanted to wait until she could get a pink one instead of black. Once they were available, she signed right up.


Have a great weekend everyone!
5 comments:
Wow, you are one busy family! I hope the pump is working out well for Julia. She looks much taller, was there a growth spurt this year?
I wish you every success with your adventures in farming. You are deserving! I hope the insulin pump works well.
On another note . . . I can't wait for your new book this fall. I love your designs.
julia looks well knowledgeable at the farmers market. Hope the pump eases concerns once you all get the hang of it!
Hurrah for Julia and her pink pump! My niece recently got hers (a spiffy purple one) and it has changed her life--very much for the better.
I really love my insulin pump. I've used on for 13 years and it's made a huge difference to my life (all for the good)
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