I love seeing this! See how last night's cycle was flat yellow. That is often the sign that in the next cycle or so you will see a drop. Come on Rudy and work the new dose and stay in the blues for a bit.![]()
WOOT!
I used to schedule everything after nadir.I know!
I was gonna go get my nails and hair done today, but I'm scared to leave him for the afternoon. I have no idea what his sugar's gonna do next.
I used to schedule everything after nadir.
Get another test at +11 and post. Rudy hasn't earned a reduction and as long as you can monitor and have plenty of supplies (HC food and strips) I would hold the dose. You want him to keep getting these great numbers!
Let's see what others say and what the +11 reading is.
I would leave it to get more eyes on it.I took down the ?/dose question from my post title. I'll put it back up after I get the +11.
Amazing breakthrough cycle today.I hope he surfs instead if bouncing tonight.

Great Job! You know how to steer with food. You got this!Ok. I did it. Shot 5 units with a PMPS of 146


Good call. Where is the fire Rudy ? Slow it down boy.Gave spoon of MC. I'll test again on the half hour.
Good job. Great #'s.

Trust me - they are addictiveThis is my first time dealing with such low #s.
Trust me - they are addictive.
How is Rudy doing? You doin ok?

Off to bed. Keep doing what you are doing.
Just a tip but you may want to make notes in your comments section of the SS on what and when you fed for future reference. Now you know what works and how long it takes to get him up.
Remember 2 hours with no food or syrup influence to make sure his numbers are staying up before you quit testing.

Technically, under 90 means a reduction when using SLGS.I guess the 5 units agrees with him.
Technically, under 90 means a reduction when using SLGS.Ood job with the food tonight.
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You've got this. You've done all the right things already. Now it's just keep going on the testing and more carbs if needed. I'll check in on you again in a few minutes to make sure he's heading in the right direction at your next test.