Abby is stylin' in her new flower Insulin Pump Case with "PumpPal", her favorite stuffed animal. She's quite the fashion "diva" with an Insulin Pump Case to coordinate with every outfit in her wardrobe.

In September of 2002, my then 2 1/2 year old daughter, Abby, was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes.

After a year of five shots daily, my ex-husband and I decided to put her on an insulin pump. Not only has the pump made our daily routine easier, it has also given us much better control of her blood sugar level.

The only problem I had with the insulin pump was keeping it safe and secure on my active little girl. After several attempts, I developed the PumpPal™; the ultimate insulin pump case which is fun, fashionable, and comfortable to wear and holds an insulin pump safely and securely.

Since the PumpPal™ has an opening on each side, it allows the insulin pump to be placed in either direction without crimping the tubing. The Velcro close on both the insulin pump case and the elastic belt keeps the pump securely in place, yet is easy to open and close and wear comfortably.

The Insulin Pump Case has made using the insulin pump a little easier for our family's active lifestyle and I would like to share it's convenience with you.

Abby with grandpa feeding the ducks on a cool spring morning.

Abby enjoying her brand new bicycle on her 5th birthday.

Abby relaxing under a tree during a trip to the Phoenix Zoo with a local Diabetes Support group.

The whole family at the Phoenix zoo this summer when Abby's Granny was visiting from California.

Abby and Rhonda on the merry-go-round

JDRF 2006 3 mile walk around the lake in Tempe, AZ. There were 23,400 walkers, 500 dogs and we raised almost 1.9 million dollars

Abby's Angels raised $485 dollars.