10/5 Oberon PMPS 52 (dose red.), +2 44, +4 51, +6 46

[Lisa & Oberon]

yesterday: https://www.felinediabetes.com/FDMB...-172-6-99-8-75-10-5-57-pmps-138-4-116.269230/

Interesting day so far, and we're not quite to nadir yet.

 

[carfurby (GA)]

I see Oberon is keeping you on your toes again. I hope he surfs safely.

 

[Wendy&Neko]

He really does take his time working a dose. I hope Tim got a nap in.

 

[Lisa & Oberon]

He really does take his time working a dose. I hope Tim got a nap in.

Nope, but he's heading to bed early. I'm wondering about a possible BCS this evening, or maybe going ahead and counting this as a reduction (41 and 42 are within meter variance of 39...).

 

[Wendy&Neko]

I am always a big fan of sleep. That plus knowing it wasn't that long ago that 6 units was too much insulin.

 

[Lisa & Oberon]

Yep. I opted for the dose reduction. I'll still be fighting the depot tonight (I can sleep in tomorrow), but maybe it won't be too bad by the time Tim's shift starts. But this way we won't have the bounce/depot rebuild that a BCS would give us.

 

[Wendy&Neko]

You called it! I hope he comes up soon.

 

[Lisa & Oberon]

Morning data: AMPS 53, +1.5 41, +2.5 81, +4 56, +6 42, +8 48, +10 52

 

[Lisa & Oberon]

but maybe it won't be too bad by the time Tim's shift starts.

Speaking as the Tim in question ... Ha. Ha, I say. (He was 35 just now.) So we basically gave him the reduction a cycle before he'd absolutely earned it anyway.