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		<title>Does an OmniPod hurt? Expert child, Caleb explains his OmniPod</title>
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Children who take shots to manage their diabetes must eat, exercise, and sleep, according to their shot schedule.  They live a very regimented life, painful life of multiple injects every day.  For kids who take shots, their lifestyle must be adapted to insulin injections.
But children who can use an insulin pump (or an OmniPod) [...]]]></description>
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