09.18.22 Chispa, 198 AMPS, 126 +2, 105 +4, 120 +5, 136 +8, 215 PMPS, 156 +2, 109 +3, 93 +4.5, 79 +5

[Karen and Chispa (GA)]

Yesterday: https://felinediabetes.com/FDMB/thr...9-10-25-167-pmps-141-2-95-3-25-91-4-5.268511/

Up to 4 units today and we are cruising in the blues. Happy Sunday to all cats and peeps!

 

[Bandit's Mom]

Maybe she will dip her toes in green?

 

[Karen and Chispa (GA)]

Waiting to get a +3 on Chispa after a significant drop from PMPS to +2. I don't always get a +3, but I've started to notice that when I do, it's often quite a bit lower than the +2. Sure would be nice to get a full night's sleep in my bed instead of napping on the sofa and getting up to test every hour or two, but at least I'm not the one getting my ears poked.

 

[Karen and Chispa (GA)]

Yup ... it's going to be a long night.

 

[Bandit's Mom]

Do you feed at +2 when she drops from PS?

 

[Karen and Chispa (GA)]

I always feed at shot time, then again at +3 and +6 — unles she comes and meows at me to be fed sooner.

 

[Bandit's Mom]

OK. That's why the dive at onset in some cycles. You might want to add another meal at +1.5 to reduce the diving. Also, a tsp of food after each test in active cycles helps them surf good numbers.
Using Food to Manipulate the Curve

 

[Karen and Chispa (GA)]

OK. That's why the dive at onset in some cycles. You might want to add another meal at +1.5 to reduce the diving. Also, a tsp of food after each test in active cycles helps them surf good numbers.
Using Food to Manipulate the Curve

Super helpful!! Thanks so much, Bhooma