Info May 2018 - Memorial Day Weekend in the US

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Jill & Alex (GA)

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We honor all who lost their lives
while serving in the armed forces...



This coming weekend is a three day holiday weekend in the USA. Quite a few of our members will kick off the summer season with picnics, pool parties, barbecues, weekend get-a-ways, day trips, and the like. If you should need immediate assistance and no one seems to be around in the Lantus & Levemir ISG,
please cross-post for help on Feline Health - (The Main Forum).


Links to answers for many common questions:


- jojo and bunny's HYPO TOOL BOX -
- HOW TO TREAT HYPOS -


- START LOW, GO SLOW METHOD (SLGS) -
- TIGHT REGULATION (TR) PROTOCOL -
- TIGHT REGULATION: SHOOTING & HANDLING LOW NUMBERS -


- Reminder: *earning* reductions and starting OTJ trials -
- Should I Increase the Dose? -
- Reminder: Counting Cycles -
- New Dose Wonkiness (NDW) and Failed Reductions -


- INDEX: HEALTH LINKS / FAQS -


If you're new to the L & L Insulin Support Group
(updated tips, expectations, & explanations):

- Making the Most of Your Lantus & Levemir ISG Experience -
- Lantus & Levemir Land Slang Dictionary -



Safety comes first.
If you're unsure, always err on the side of caution!


If you're on the FDMB this weekend, take a peek at the other forums. Someone may be in need of YOUR help or support. Lend a helping hand or simply offer words of encouragement on this forum as well as the others because there's bound to be less traffic on the entire board throughout the weekend.

If you have any inkling kitty may need to see your vet over the weekend get them in while you can. Many vets have shortened hours or might even close for the long holiday weekend. Tuesday morning can feel like an eternity when kitty isn't feeling well or needs meds and visiting the ER can be very expensive! Plan ahead when possible!




Bump through Monday, May 28th, please.
Thank you! Stay safe and have a great weekend! :cool:
 
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Don't worry Americans. Canada has always been your best friend so we'll be here while you're off running over old ladies in your Hummers.
What? :rolleyes: That's just how Canadians say "bump". Bad for our country, VERY BAD! :smuggrin:
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So sorry madam, can I get you a boook to read while you're on the Chesterfield? Perhaps a tea?
God save the Queen!
cogner mon chat!
 
Absolutely! My daughter took me to high tea at a charming old converted home near Seattle. We had scones, and many other goodies, as well as delicious tea. A memorable and enjoyable experience, especially since it was in her company.
 
I just realized who has NOT offered help. Not one bit! I'm sure some are fine people.....
(is this the day I get my first warning?)
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Hand over the insulin!
 
Okay, sorry all you Canadians.
With your funny hats, igloos, no electricity and snow.
And the guy who discovered insulin, this is just too much.
Once again, sorry.
 
I was just a an 11 year old kid. Our 18 year old neighbor was
Walter Koeppe, Jr
http://virtualwall.org/dk/KoeppeWx01a.htm
http://sjwarmemorial.com/sons-of-san-jose

He went to Vietnam and was killed during his first year there, depriving his family of a brother and a young son.

I live in Texas, but in 2015 I was back in San Jose, Ca - and visited the Sons of San Jose memorial. A sobering reminder of the cost of freedom. May Walter (Sonny) Koeppe rest in peace.
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Mention of Canadians who served in Viet Nam should not be an excuse for a bump. It's honorable. I think sometimes Americans lose sight of the fact that so many fine men and women from other nations suffered and fell in the wars, conflicts, peacekeeping missions, etc. It's all a tragedy, it's still happening, I hope someday it does not.
Please, let's take care not to turn this thread into a political commentary by making judgements of any sort. The FDMB is an American message board, owned, and operated in the USA. The original post is simply a friendly reminder/a service of how and why the holiday weekend in this country may/could affect those visiting the board over the long holiday weekend.

That said, "If civilization is to survive, we must cultivate the science of human relationships - the ability of all peoples, of all kinds, to live together, in the same world at peace." ~ Franklin D Roosevelt

Peace to all.
 
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