8/22, Susie, 167 AMPS, 161 @+1, 122 @+2, 94 @+3, 70 @+4

Susie got a 70 at +4. I tried to give her a tsp of l/c and she wouldn't eat it. I tried another food and she wouldn't eat that either. She acted hungry. Bizarre behavior from her. She usually eats like a horse. She seems just fine.
 
Susie got a 70 at +4. I tried to give her a tsp of l/c and she wouldn't eat it. I tried another food and she wouldn't eat that either. She acted hungry. Bizarre behavior from her. She usually eats like a horse. She seems just fine.
Hi Summer. Nice numbers for Susie today, hope she starts heading up to her pretty Susie blues :cool:. Hope today is a good day for your mom. Have a nice Sunday with hopefully rest (naps) and relaxation. Surf safely Susie :cool:
Hugs to all. :bighug::bighug:
 
Hi Summer. Nice numbers for Susie today, hope she starts heading up to her pretty Susie blues :cool:. Hope today is a good day for your mom. Have a nice Sunday with hopefully rest (naps) and relaxation. Surf safely Susie :cool:
Hugs to all. :bighug::bighug:
Hi Adrienne. Susie is having a good day. Wish every day were good but she just bounces constantly. I hope you have enjoyed your daughters birthday celebrations this weekend. Sorry you saw that yellow last night. Very unusual for your girl. Hope it wasn't the new treats or a reaction but I understand your concern. Hoping you enjoy the rest of your Sunday and thank you for stopping in to check on Susie and I and my Mom. By the way, I try to grab a nap every morning by 11:00 but I am not always that fortunate especially since that is around Susie's nadir.
 
Afternoon Summer, Susie is having some good numbers today, looks like she started to eat for you. I hope you all have a nice day ♥:bighug::bighug::bighug:
Yes, she started to eat again. I wonder if her food was just a little too cold. Hey, I hear Jersey was getting some pretty intense storms. How is it where you are? I am worried about Pamela.
 
Nice day for Susie :):) wish you a nice day today :bighug:
Thanks, Marina. I was just looking at Chico's ss since January when you were getting a lot of blacks. Really nice job getting him into remission so quickly. I'm glad to see he is still doing good.

Also, if you could offer two or three really important tips, that helped you get Chico into remission, what would they be?
 
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Thanks, Marina. I was just looking at Chico's ss since January when you were getting a lot of blacks. Really nice job getting him into remission so quickly. I'm glad to see he is still doing good.

Also, if you could offer two or three really important tips, that helped you get Chico into remission, what would they be?
It is the one mil$ question but i am afraid that i don’t have a straightforward answer except that ECID and what works for one kitty doesn’t have to work for the other. Maybe what we were lucky with was that we started TR almost as soon as we started insulin and we were a bit more “aggressive” with it in the sense that we were increasing doses if the values were not great yet and trying to keep him for as long as possible on a good dose. It is not something that i would recommend to everybody though. We could do that because we were sharing the responsibility with DB and we were both on homeoffice most of this period, so we could test him whenever and as many times as needed, and we knew we could just keep him as low as deemed safe meanwhile being as consistent as possible.
But to be honest Summer, i think the most important reason is that it happened when Chico was prepared to get regulated and respectively to go into remission, there was no real secret except what you are already doing with Susie as well. You can see a lot of kitties on the forum lately that just start insulin, get regulated in a couple of weeks and even quicker go into remission. I saw one kitty that got regulated with SLGS for the first time since i am on the forum :woot:. It is not because their beans are doing something different than you, its just ECID. i know it is very frustrating for you to see Susie still bouncing but don’t be so harsh on yourself, it is what Susie needs to be doing right now, no matter how much effort you put into it but with all this effort you give her the highest chance to get there when she will be prepared :bighug::bighug:
 
I guess Henri missed us. What is the next named storm that’s coming along? Susie is having a good day. Your 1.75 fat seems to be working well.
Yes, Henri decided to spawn way up north. I am glad we did not get it. I don't know what the next named storm will be. I guess I really don't want to even think about it. Susie did have a good day and now watch. Tomorrow will probably suck (oops, stink).
 
It is the one mil$ question but i am afraid that i don’t have a straightforward answer except that ECID and what works for one kitty doesn’t have to work for the other. Maybe what we were lucky with was that we started TR almost as soon as we started insulin and we were a bit more “aggressive” with it in the sense that we were increasing doses if the values were not great yet and trying to keep him for as long as possible on a good dose. It is not something that i would recommend to everybody though. We could do that because we were sharing the responsibility with DB and we were both on homeoffice most of this period, so we could test him whenever and as many times as needed, and we knew we could just keep him as low as deemed safe meanwhile being as consistent as possible.
But to be honest Summer, i think the most important reason is that it happened when Chico was prepared to get regulated and respectively to go into remission, there was no real secret except what you are already doing with Susie as well. You can see a lot of kitties on the forum lately that just start insulin, get regulated in a couple of weeks and even quicker go into remission. I saw one kitty that got regulated with SLGS for the first time since i am on the forum :woot:. It is not because their beans are doing something different than you, its just ECID. i know it is very frustrating for you to see Susie still bouncing but don’t be so harsh on yourself, it is what Susie needs to be doing right now, no matter how much effort you put into it but with all this effort you give her the highest chance to get there when she will be prepared :bighug::bighug:
Thank you. Yes, I think I waited too long to go to TR. Stayed with SLGS for a long time. I did not and do not have the support of a back-up to help me. No husband, no partner, no child and no friend. That is why I stayed so long on SLGS. I just didn't want to be up all night having to test on my own. Please don't think I am feeling sorry for myself. I just did not have the fortune of a support system - and still don't.
I appreciate your advice and am very happy for you and Chico. I will just ramble on taking each day as it comes and, maybe, someday I will get her regulated. That is my wish right now. Thanks, Marina.
 
I see you had a dip. Good numbers, but still looks stressful for you. I'm trying to send Susie messages over the internet. I don't know if she's receiving them.

I hope you get in a nap tomorrow.
 
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