Small But Mighty: A D-Mom’s Time for Change Idea

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Pump site rotation has long been an issue for me, and it’s a common one for many PWDs (people with diabetes) that can cause all kinds of craziness when it comes to scar tissue, insulin absorption, and erratic blood sugar levels. A pumper for 11+ y…

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