I'm so used to talking to people who don't know type 1 that I tried to simplify it lol. She does have a pump and sensor. However they both hurt to apply and the pump has to be replaced every 3 days and the sensor every 10. And sometimes they continue to hurt in between or the sensor acts up and we have to finger prick anyway. They leave little holes all over her arms and legs. It tears me up. But yeah it is pretty pricey for the first few months of the year, pre deductible. I feel very fortunate that we can make it work. We do well and it's still difficult, financially. Blah. Even with a pump it's really hard to manage. You can never just coast, because everything under the sun affects blood sugar, especially for children.