Amethyst 02/02/2018 PMPS 148
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Bronx's dad (GA)
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Haven't seen a green in a while...
Pamela & Amethyst
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Hi How are you and Bronx? I rather the blues
Less stressful!!
Bronx's dad (GA)
Member Since 2016
Hi, Bronx is doing ok, thanks for asking. Blues are less stressful, but a high green here or there is always nice...Hi How are you and Bronx? I rather the blues
Bobbie And Bubba
Member Since 2015
Hi Pamela! I agree with Paul. It's not until they get used to being in those green normal numbers that their pancreas can heal and you can get good regulation. It really does get less stressful the more you get used to seeing greens. 
Pamela & Amethyst
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Okay Thanks I just have to get control of my anxietyHi Pamela! I agree with Paul. It's not until they get used to being in those green normal numbers that their pancreas can heal and you can get good regulation. It really does get less stressful the more you get used to seeing greens.
Bobbie And Bubba
Member Since 2015
I understand. As long as you are around to test and monitor and steer as needed, no need to be fearful. ( that was my mantra in the earlier days!) LOLOkay Thanks I just have to get control of my anxiety
Pamela & Amethyst
Member Since 2016
OKay Thanks
@Bobbie And Bubba - Amethyst is an acrocat. Her pancreas may already be working fine. It's the IGF-1 blocking her cells from taking in insulin that is causing her diabeties, not a pancreas issue.
However, acros can still get glucose toxicity and will be less bouncy if they see some green. Speaking of which, love that +3 tonight.
Bobbie And Bubba
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Thanks for clarifying that as it gets confusing .
Pamela & Amethyst
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Yes We will be up a while tonight@Bobbie And Bubba - Amethyst is an acrocat. Her pancreas may already be working fine. It's the IGF-1 blocking her cells from taking in insulin that is causing her diabeties, not a pancreas issue.
However, acros can still get glucose toxicity and will be less bouncy if they see some green. Speaking of which, love that +3 tonight.
It helps if you turn your head upside down when working with acros.
Yup, different things going on inside.
Pamela & Amethyst
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Okay I will try thatIt helps if you turn your head upside down when working with acros.
Bobbie And Bubba
Member Since 2015
Kind of like with late nadir cats.It helps if you turn your head upside down when working with acros.
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