1/15 Wesson AMPS=HI +4=302 +7=232 +10=166 PMPS=182 +2=156 +4=206 +5=227 +6=246

Paige & Wesson

Paige & Wesson

Member Since 2021
We are having a nice quiet day today. No crazy drop like the last few days. He is slowly working his way down. At +10.5 he's at 155. Wondering if we will have an easy night or not.

A few things I noticed. It took longer than usual to get out of that low yesterday than it normally does and today it has taken a lot longer to get to his nadir. Does this mean something?

Also, for the .75U the top of the plunger goes directly between the .5 and 1 correct? Not sure I eyeballed it right. Might have been closer to .5 than it should have been.

Yesterday
https://felinediabetes.com/FDMB/thr...16-5-198-6-90-7-59-9-192-pmps-hi-4-hi.257857/
 
Later nadirs often happen in bounce breaking cycles. It's a good thing if he's getting over bounces faster.

Paige & Wesson said:
It took longer than usual to get out of that low yesterday than it normally does
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I'm not seeing that. He was green for only a couple hours. Ideally you'd like to get to the point where he's spending hours in healing green. When you see him first hit green, a couple tsps of LC can help him surf or hang out there.

0.75U should be mid way, or as close as you can get it.
 
Wendy&Neko said:
Later nadirs often happen in bounce breaking cycles. It's a good thing if he's getting over bounces faster.


I'm not seeing that. He was green for only a couple hours. Ideally you'd like to get to the point where he's spending hours in healing green. When you see him first hit green, a couple tsps of LC can help him surf or hang out there.

0.75U should be mid way, or as close as you can get it.
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What I mean is when he got really low and I fed him, he didn't come back up quickly from the 50's. Normally he is back up in 15-20 mins, but he stayed low for almost an hour. And I did give him some food when he started heading for 90, but it didn't slow him down.
 
Bouncing from the 50s he saw yesterday. Numbers can be wonky during a bounce. Give him a couple of days to settle into the new dose.
 
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