Improving time in range and getting used to a tubed insulin pump with Ami Bennett | Type 1 on 1

Ami Bennett (or should that be Dennett?) returns to the Type 1 on 1 podcast for a catch up!

My dear friend and fellow type 1 Ami returns to give us the latest on her diabetes escapades.

There's a lot to catch up on, as Ami's quest for a lower HbA1c has given her a few tales. I discuss the brave new world of tangles that come with a tubed insulin pump, Ami's been dealt a dia-fine and we accidentally invent the Diabetes Girl Guides.

Plus, does anyone name their insulin pump? Asking for two friends...

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