Kris & Teasel
Member Since 2016
Teasel is very fond of pink and red! One day at a time ... 


Good morning, KrisThank you both! As I said yesterday, I'm so accustomed to this craziness that I don't get overly bothered. Teasel is Teasel, he's a difficult diabetic and I'm doing what I can to manage this. There are no magic bullets.![]()
. Of all the things you encouraged me by in the long vetsulin months, your admonition to take it one day at a time, one number at a time has talked me off many an FD induced ledge. Elmo and i are with you and Teasel...your advice continues to comfort, encourage and jerk a knot in my impatient pants when needed
. Thanks, Kris...you are well able to do whatever...of this i am certain



Hi Jo,Hi Kris...just dropping by your condo to see how you and sweet Teasel are doing. I hope he gets to some better numbers soon! Ya for yellows. Sending lots of love and good yellow and blue vines your way.
Are you considering switching to a human meter?? I think TR is usually done using a human meter (what do I know!???).
They are much cheaper than the alpha trak.
Will keep following and watching your journey and wishing you both so much luck!!!![]()
Totally get this.... Good to get a baseline of what is normal based on your old normal so you can really tell if the new insulin is making a difference.Hi Jo,
Yes, I know that the TR guidelines specify BGs taken with a human meter. For now I'm using my AT because that frame of reference is more comfortable/familiar. New insulin plus new meter reference range is just too much for my poor brain all at once.


I think you're right, Sue. I rarely tested before +4 when he was on ProZinc because it ended up being a waste of a strip and the AT strips are $$$.It looks like Teasel's onset is after +3. Frankie's is +4. I skipped his +3 tests and just started on +4 or later. It made me feel better that way!! Just an idea.