08/05 | Tyler | AMPS: 94 | +2: 81 | PMPS: 93 | +6: 88 OTJ Time?!

[Brian & Tyler]

07/23's Condo

Work Schedule: Saturday-Wednesday's - 3:30pm-midnight
Shot times: 12:30am & 12:30pm [US eastern time]

I think someone is on a mission to get off the juice! He is doing very well on the new dose of 0.10u!

 

[Shelly & Jersey (GA)]

With that 48 last night, Tyler would technically earn a reduction (to OTJ). I also think he may have been headed low in the AM of 8/3. Since this is his second time around, I don't know how that would change things.

Hopefully some of the more experienced users will chime in with their thoughts!

 

[Brian & Tyler]

I think you're right. I believe it is time to pull him off, or do another baby reduction to 0.05u. any thoughts?!

 

[Sienne and Gabby (GA)]

Unfortunately, there's still too much higher range blue for me to think Tyler is ready to start a trial. A baby reduction would be my vote.

Is is possible for you to give Tyler a snack around +8 or +9? I'm hoping some food later on in the cycle will kick his pancreas into geared lower his pre-shot numbers.

 

[Tricia Cinco(GA) & Harvey]

With that 48 last night, Tyler would technically earn a reduction (to OTJ).

Actually, he's a long term diabetic, so technically he needs to go below 40. However, with Brian's inability to test more, I think there's a good argument for taking the reduction. Who knows how low he went after that 48? I think it's likely he did go below 40, or darned close.

 

[Sienne and Gabby (GA)]

Sorry, Brian. Tricia's right - I missed that Tyler is more than a year past diagnosis. I think this is your call. Like Tricia noted, given your schedule, you'll want to consider all of the variables.

 

[Shelly & Jersey (GA)]

Actually, he's a long term diabetic,

@Tricia Cinco(GA) & Harvey When determining this: Do you simply count the length of time from original diagnosis...or count only the time spent on insulin? (Does that make any sense?) Thanks, Tricia!

Sorry to hijack your post, Brian!

 

[Wendy&Neko]

A long term diabetic is one year from original diagnosis. Once a diabetic, always a diabetic, even if diet controlled.

 

[Tricia Cinco(GA) & Harvey]

When determining this: Do you simply count the length of time from original diagnosis...or count only the time spent on insulin? (Does that make any sense?)

Yes, it makes sense. I wondered the same thing when Cinco came out of remission. I thought I had it right, but I double checked before I posted to be sure.