Im not sure on the benefits side of things...
I have heard of insulin pumps being used in pregnancy with good effect. The pump, pumps a constant amount of insulin into the body rather then having injection throughout the day, which prevents highs and lows. Your daughter definitely needs to be refured to a obstetric diabetic team/DR!
As for the baby, I am assuming when you say switch operation that the baby has transposition of the great arteries? If so has your daughter been referred to a fetal cardiologist and a plan made for where the baby will be treated? The baby will need an operation soon after birth but they usually made a good recover and once fixed there hearts are usually fixed for life :-)
Hope thats helps!



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