Julie and Eleanor (GA)
Member Since 2012
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Well, Eleanor had a 212 +3 yesterday PM, which made me happy after the 292 PS!
It has been 5 years today since Eleanor was diagnosed with diabetes. I did a lousy job her first year and especially this past year, but she seems happy and when she isn't having GI issues, she seems fine. She has maintained her weight over the years, beautiful coat, bright eyes.
And I remind myself how much better off she has been, ALL thanks to the folks here at FDMB, than she would have been had I followed the advice of her old vet who diagnosed her..."Give her two units of insulin twice a day, bring her back in two weeks for a test. If her glucose is below 300, we stop the insulin. We cannot give insulin if the glucose is below 300. Some people want to home test, but don't do that, the numbers will make you crazy. Diabetic cats only live about one year anyway".
Yep, I thought I would lose her in a year, and here we are 5 years later.
That being said, Eleanor feels really good today.
I think I should increase her dose next cycle.
Well, Eleanor had a 212 +3 yesterday PM, which made me happy after the 292 PS!
It has been 5 years today since Eleanor was diagnosed with diabetes. I did a lousy job her first year and especially this past year, but she seems happy and when she isn't having GI issues, she seems fine. She has maintained her weight over the years, beautiful coat, bright eyes.
And I remind myself how much better off she has been, ALL thanks to the folks here at FDMB, than she would have been had I followed the advice of her old vet who diagnosed her..."Give her two units of insulin twice a day, bring her back in two weeks for a test. If her glucose is below 300, we stop the insulin. We cannot give insulin if the glucose is below 300. Some people want to home test, but don't do that, the numbers will make you crazy. Diabetic cats only live about one year anyway".
Yep, I thought I would lose her in a year, and here we are 5 years later.
That being said, Eleanor feels really good today.
I think I should increase her dose next cycle.
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