05/24 Tray's AMPS 392
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Pat+Raja+Shadow (GA)
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Maybe that green yesterday scared tray's liver a bit...come on back down to blues and greens Tray!!!
Don't forget about the party on Thursday....try to get nice numbers by then, k? :razz:
Don't forget about the party on Thursday....try to get nice numbers by then, k? :razz:
Like Roni said, Tray may be bouncing a little but it looks like his numbers are coming down nicely.
The AMPS number is often the last number to come down. Many cats experience dawn phenomenon. The body naturally releases cortisol, a stress hormone, as a means of preparing the body for the challenges of the day ahead. Cortisol will raise BG levels. As Tray's pancreas keeps healing, these numbers will come down, as well.
The AMPS number is often the last number to come down. Many cats experience dawn phenomenon. The body naturally releases cortisol, a stress hormone, as a means of preparing the body for the challenges of the day ahead. Cortisol will raise BG levels. As Tray's pancreas keeps healing, these numbers will come down, as well.
Randi & Max (GA)
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Tray is looking very nicely.
As Sienne said, those AM numbers are sometimes the slowest to come down.
Already I see a nice low yellow!!!!
As Sienne said, those AM numbers are sometimes the slowest to come down.
Already I see a nice low yellow!!!!
Roni and Moonie
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Sending come down to yellow-blue vibes to Tray--The way to lowering PS takes some time, but you can do it--
Not to worry it will come--Have a good day!
Not to worry it will come--Have a good day!
Slowly but surely; always keep that in mind.
Because progress is so slow, sometimes we need to look back over our shoulder to see how far we have come and it makes our journey a bit easier.
If you look at Tray's ss, what do you see? I see the last red on 5/18/10, and when was the last time you had a red amps? That's Tray's progress. Tray is getting better, but on Tray's time table.
Just think of the first time at a beach in the season. The weather's pretty nice, and it's feeling pretty warm. The water is inviting so you head on down and stick your toe in the water. WHOA that's cold, and you scurry back up the sand to a warmer spot. The next time you put your toe in the water, it's not so bad and you stay in the water a bit longer. You are used to the change and the water seems a bit warmer.
The same goes for Tray's liver. It's why they call it liver training school LTS - just give Tray time to adapt and adjust on his schedule and you just tag along, giving him what he needs.
Don't worry; he'll get there.
Because progress is so slow, sometimes we need to look back over our shoulder to see how far we have come and it makes our journey a bit easier.
If you look at Tray's ss, what do you see? I see the last red on 5/18/10, and when was the last time you had a red amps? That's Tray's progress. Tray is getting better, but on Tray's time table.
Just think of the first time at a beach in the season. The weather's pretty nice, and it's feeling pretty warm. The water is inviting so you head on down and stick your toe in the water. WHOA that's cold, and you scurry back up the sand to a warmer spot. The next time you put your toe in the water, it's not so bad and you stay in the water a bit longer. You are used to the change and the water seems a bit warmer.
The same goes for Tray's liver. It's why they call it liver training school LTS - just give Tray time to adapt and adjust on his schedule and you just tag along, giving him what he needs.
Don't worry; he'll get there.
Iorwen & Tray
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thank you everyone for sharing your knowledge and experience. And for reminding me to look back and see how far Tray has come.
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