cancel temp basal in pod faqs and disclaimer in pod-pump page

Author: Kdisimone

docs/faqs/img/pump-suspend-banner.png

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 No, pods are monogamous little creatures. They will pair with only one device at a time for safety reasons...so a pod is either paired with a PDM or your Loop app on your iPhone. When Loop is ready for Omnipod, it will not use a PDM...and in fact you cannot use a PDM for a pod that has been activated with Loop. That doesn't mean you should get rid of your PDM. You should still keep it around in case your lose your phone or lose your RileyLink. You'd want to swap out to a new pod and pair it with the PDM if you lose a critical part of your Omnipod Loop gear.
 
+## Can I cancel a temp basal Loop sets? How about a bolus?
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+Yes, you will be able to cancel a temp basal or a bolus in progress. There is a "suspend delivery" command that is easy to access by tapping on the [pod age icon in your Heads Up Display, upper right area](https://loopkit.github.io/loopdocs/operation/loop-settings/displays/#pod-age-omnipod-users). Suspending insulin delivery will cancel any running temp basal or bolus in progress. The suspend command will run indefinitely. A banner notification will be displayed on the Loop main screen while insulin delivery is suspended.
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+<p align="center">
+<img src="../img/pump-suspend-banner.png" width="300">
+</p>
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+Insulin will remain suspended until the user either clicks on the "Tap to Resume" command from Loop's main screen or the "resume delivery" command accessed by tapping the pod age icon. Once insulin delivery is resumed, you will be resumed at your scheduled basal rate. If a bolus was interrupted, the bolus will not resume. If you don't turn on open loop mode, within 5 minutes of resuming insulin delivery, your Loop should resume automatic temp basal adjustments.
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 ## What if I lose my phone or RileyLink?
 For pod users, your pod will finish any currently running temporary basal rate and then revert back to your scheduled basal rate. Without a phone or RileyLink however, you will not be able to affect any pod use; no basal change, suspend, or bolus. You will need to remove the Loop pod and put on a new pod paired with your PDM until you can get a new RileyLink and/or phone. If you only have lost the RileyLink (not the phone) and have a backup RileyLink, you can simply connect to the new RileyLink on the same Loop app and it will work with the existing pod session.
 

docs/faqs/omnipod-faqs.md

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 # Insulet Omnipods - Eros
 
-Through the work of incredible people, Insulet's Omnipod (Eros) system is now Loop compatible. 
+!!!warning "Reminder and Disclaimer"
+    Through the work of the DIY community, Insulet's Omnipod (Eros) system is now Loop compatible. Using Eros pods with Loop is not supported by Insulet. Do not call Insulet asking for help with your Loop build, setup, or operation. This project is not FDA-approved and you are using this project under your own responsibility and risk. Please read the documents and familiarize yourself with Loop before using. 
 
 !!!info "Loop with Omnipod is still considered 'in-testing'"
-    Despite your excitement that Loop's code for Omnipod use has been released publicly, please consider the following information. This is considered an experimental feature branch. People using an experimental feature branch should expect issues and be willing to participate in reporting and capturing any observed issues. The branch will be likely updated at a more frequent rate than a stable branch would be to push bug fixes. Therefore, testers should also be willing and able to regularly update their Loop app to capture those updates. Testers should ensure they have adequate supply of replacement pods in case of an increase in unexpected pod failure due to Loop testing. 
+    Loop with Omnipod considered an experimental feature branch. People using an experimental feature branch should expect issues and be willing to participate in reporting and capturing any observed issues. The branch will be likely updated at a more frequent rate than a stable branch would be to push bug fixes. Therefore, testers should also be willing and able to regularly update their Loop app to capture those updates. Testers should ensure they have adequate supply of replacement pods in case of an increase in unexpected pod failure due to Loop testing. 
 
 ## Eros