I really wonder sometimes how I sleep at all. I use a full-face CPAP mask at night and an insulin pump all the time. My good fortune is that my wife is a quilter, so she has made me a belt of 2” wide elastic with about 6” of velcro on each end (make sure the sticky side of the velcro faces away from you - I didn’t specify this and my wife doesn’t have a consumer-friendly returns policy for such oversights). Then she made me a few zippered pouches to go on the belt. I wear the belt just tight enough to keep it from shifting around my waist. The CPAP causes me to have to sleep on my side, so I put the pump mid-line in front, and I never put the G6 transmitter more than about 4” off-center, so I’m never laying on it.
Hi @JillJ
My daughter either uses a Spi-belt
https://spibelt.com/shop/medical-belts/diabetic-spibelt/
or just has the pump loose, next to her in bed. So far, no occlusions or sites being pulled out from this way
Stick your pump under your pillow that’s the best place for it. The only you hear the alarm if there is one and it’s out of the way