[Diabetes-Talk] negaderm patches

[Bridgit Kuenning-Pollpeter]

No, with current models, I cannot unlock the screen. For those of us who do
things nonvisually, our only pump options are the Medtronic 530G, which is
no longer under warranty, or the Omnipod.

Bridgit

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Subject: Re: [Diabetes-Talk] negaderm patches

Thats what I wonder as well. 

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Subject: Re: [Diabetes-Talk] negaderm patches

How long did it take you to unlock the screen, As well as would it work with
the I phone?
Our screen locks after each setting?
Dar
Original message:
> Gary,

> As a totally blind person who used an insulin pump for nearly 20 
> years, I never gave myself a wrong insulin dose despite current pumps 
> having no nonvisual interface. Every pump on the market has fail-safes 
> built in for any user, which often works well for nonvisual use. As we 
> all know, the problem right now with pumps is that in order to access 
> any function, you have to unlock the screen now, and there's really no 
> way to do this nonvisually since it's not always the same part of the 
> screen you tap to unlock. But in terms of misdosing, personally, was 
> not
an issue.

> Bridgit

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> gary via Diabetes-Talk
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> Cc: gmelconian619 at gmail.com
> Subject: Re: [Diabetes-Talk] negaderm patches

> Thanks very much.do you think this pump sstem will have an accessible 
> app that would work with I OS or android to make life a bit simplier 
> for blind users like you and i. that is my fear and worry about 
> insulin pumps as I will make the mistake and administer more insulin 
> then I need then have lows and it wont be fun


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