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Moving on; New pump, new Jazzercise certification, new motto.
Karen recently joined the Tandem family after using an Animas insulin pump. She's been doing Jazzercise for 27 years and she became certified to teach last November. For many years she’d been thinking about getting certified and it was once she got her t:slim X2 pump with Basal-IQ technology that she felt secure enough with her diabetes management to get it done.
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Children with Diabetes Friends for Life Orlando 2019
We invite you to join us at the Children with Diabetes Friends for Life Conference in Orlando for these presentations of note and booth activities, July 16-19, 2019.
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Children with Diabetes Friends for Life Conference; Why I keep going back…
Children with Diabetes' Friend For Life is a conference where thousands of children with diabetes and their families congregate for a week of learning, advocacy, fun, and most importantly: meeting other families affected by type 1 diabetes.
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Why I switched from Open APS to the t:slim X2 pump with Basal-IQ technology
Clayton McCook shares the impact of his wife's cancer treatment on his family's daily life, their daughter Lily's diabetes routine, what they were looking for in an insulin pump, and their perspective on what matters most.
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We searched for an insulin pump that was simple to use
Kim Daniel's daughter Lily was diagnosed with diabetes a month prior to her third birthday. Lily started using an OneTouch Ping insulin pump from Animas about six months after her diagnosis. Years later, they found themselves switching pumps, and were nervous about finding another pump that was as simple to use as the OneTouch Ping, which they had become accustomed to for four years.
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Tandem Diabetes Care Sponsors Project 50-in-50 Mountaineering Expedition
Tandem announced its sponsorship of Project 50-in-50, a mountaineering challenge by two climbers with type 1 diabetes—Michael Shelver and Patrick Mertes. To achieve their goal, Shelver and Mertes will need to summit the highest peaks in each of the 50 United States in 50 days or less. Only two individuals have accomplished this before, none with type 1 diabetes.
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