Thankfully it didn't stop insulin delivery.
If I ever wake up with it in a braid of some sort, I am going back to injections, because surely supernatural forces will be the ones governing my pump tubing. No human amount of wriggling could make that happen overnight.
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| We are serious about soft pretzels here around Philly, but this is not the kind of soft pretzel I had in mind. |
I call Alien intervention. They are messin' with us and our tubing! LOL!
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Hahaha, I always wonder how my tubing gets so knotted up too!!
ReplyDeleteI took a very very very similar picture a few mornings ago :D
ReplyDeleteHaha! Fantastic!
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