No problem

Yea well I guess it’s something that I’m going to have to do for my baby thank you so much

Its really not bad mama you can still do everything you did before you will benifet a whole lot

I do want to get my A1C down cause ik it’s not only me now it’s another life

I am kinda nervous about the pump b/c it’s like a line in your body and I think you have to be more careful but I’m not really sure

If you talk to your doctor they figure everything else out you dont have to do any work

@jocelynflores7396, the pump makes the frequent corrections much easier. A CGM is a sensor that you insert and wear. It will tell you your blood sugar every 5 minutes. It helps so much! I use a Dexcom. You should give them a call, they can help you figure out insurance and everything like that, they're awesome.

The pump is amazing my a1c was 13.7 when i found out i was pregnant 3 or 4 months latrr it was down to a 6.7

I have type 1 since i was 7

No I do insulin pens but my doctor told me that if I became pregnant I should consider a pump and how does the CGM WORK?

@jocelynflores7396, it's tough but you can do it! I do visits with my endocrinologist once a month and go to a high-risk OB/GYN. I was the same way with my first pregnancy, but it really helped to remember that my blood sugars weren't just affecting me anymore. Do you wear a pump or a CGM?

Thanks I’m a first time and my A1c is super high and I just found out I was pregnant yesterday

@jocelynflores7396, you're going to have to increase your insulin, by a lot. Do corrections more frequently. By my 8th month during my last pregnancy, I was taking almost 250 units per day. I eat more complex carbs that are easier for my body to digest. It's a 9 month fight, but just take it one day at a time

How did you lower your blood sugar and controlled your numbers

I have type 1, for over 18 years now.

Really what type

I have it