Hi. We have the dexcom monitoring kaitlyns sugars and would like to continue using it. The dexcom helps by notifying us if Kaitlyn is high or low allowing us to respond quicker which reduces her chances of complications in future and reduces the likely hood of kaitlyn going severly hypo as she is unaware when she does. it looks unlikely we will get continued funding due to nhs cut backs sadly in the west midlands. We are seeing if family can help donate a little of whatever they can a month so we can keep the monitor going. If costs £50 for a sensor which lasts around 10 days and £300 for the transmitter every 3 months. Ive worked it out to be £200 per month.