I've started to talk to my Endocrinologist about our wedding, just to get an idea of how I should prepare to manage my diabetes for that day and for cake tastings and dress shopping (I have an insulin pump, where am I going to put it?) and I wanted to know if any of you had any advice for how you are going about it all? Also, if I decide to not go off of my pump (There's the option to go back to shots for 72 hours), where should I put it? Should I get a pouch sewn into my dress or get a second garter?
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