u/titanhockey02

Hi everyone, asking for prayers for my brother in law. After feeling ill and with a worsening headache, he went to urgent care. I am not sure of the whole story but something there made the doctors say he needed to go to the hospital. It appears there are spots in/on his brain and they are going to run tests to see if it could be an infection, cancer or something else. We don't know more at this point but asking for prayers of healing for him, Irving, and for comfort for them. Also safe travels for my in laws as they are driving a few states to be with my sister in law and brother in law

I have been on the mobi for close to a month. It's the first pump I have ever been on (38 yo, diagnosed T1 about 6 years ago). The nurse who did my training told me I always need to have the mobi and my dexcom sensor on the same side of my body. I like my dexcom on the back of my arm and my mobi on my stomach. I am fairly fit (6', 163 pounds) and am running into times where I either need to end my dexcom early or keep trying to go with my mobi on whatever side they are both on and try to get the dates aligned where I can switch both (in order to keep both on the same side)

Is it really that sensitive to need them both on the same side? I am assuming this is because of signal loss but is it that weak of signal?

I am sure it's possible to have them on opposite sides for a few days but can anyone give me their thoughts and experiences? I would rather end my dexcom early and have them on matching sides if it makes the pump connection a lot more flakey.

Thanks!