So I would say 10 was like a slow day for us. I mean, I think my order for for testers was like, my doctor had written for like 14 test strips a day or something was what back then and I used. Because I did do that when I was pumping before I had a CGM, right. So MDI without a CGM, I don't know that world anymore other than just, I'll just do a heck of a lot of finger sticks. Or I mean, I've been on a CGM consistently for like 16 years. I mean, I, I don't think I've been off of a CGM for maybe more than like, three days because I didn't have enough supplies left maybe. So I still had all of that information to use in order to dose with injections and smooth things a lot better. Obviously, I kept by my continuous monitor on. It was more of a learning, not a, I'm really tired of my pump, I just want to be completely disconnected and have nothing on my body. But another I think, reason in the past that I had done it was just to give it a try and remember what my strategy was like, with MDI. So there are some maybe life types of things, too, that people would decide to do that for as well. And since they were on the pad and couldn't just easily disconnect and leave my site connected, I was just, I'm just going to go to injections. You know it was going to be like a whole pain in the butt to just do it. So I can tell you that I did it for and it was only like a two day because that was just going to be the time period in which we were actually diving where you can't physically like where the pump down. And I know that at one point I had done it in the past only because I really just well one in particular was going diving. I mean, it's probably been six to eight years. God, it's been a really, really, really long time since I did that. Like, have you ever stopped using your pump to take a break? From your perspective, though, as an adult, you've had diabetes forever. But, but I take your point, you know, if the kid wants to take a break from it, I get that I think that's fine. I was just like, that's fine, if that's what you want to do. You're gonna have to do an injection every time you eat. From now on, we're going to take a shot of long acid long acting insulin, probably in the morning. So Arden has when she was younger in the past said, you know, I'm going to stop wearing a pump, and I go, okay, that's fine. Because I think that's a big piece, especially with kids and teens that were parents are really trying to listen to their kid, it's not so much that the parent would for the most part, I don't think 99.9% of parents would ever want to remove the pump, right? I think it comes more from the desire of the child expressing a frustration that they say okay, well, let's try this. She's then obviously never voiced a desire to stop it either. I don't have any reason to want her to stop it. From my perspective, I believe that Ardens insulin pump has made Arden's diabetes easier. And I have to admit that I don't know enough. And right there in the show notes of the audio app that you're listening in.
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