julie & punkin (ga)
Member Since 2011
yesterday
punkin seems to be clearing these bounces pretty quickly right now - at least getting him into the 120-150 range at the nadir. i wouldn't mind a little lower, but ya gotta be careful what you wish for! at least this is a safe range for him without me having to worry at work.
no cute antics to report, but all is well in Punkin's world! he's his usual furry purry self, eating every bit of food he is given and sleeping a lot of the day away. it's a rough life! :lol:
punkin seems to be clearing these bounces pretty quickly right now - at least getting him into the 120-150 range at the nadir. i wouldn't mind a little lower, but ya gotta be careful what you wish for! at least this is a safe range for him without me having to worry at work.
no cute antics to report, but all is well in Punkin's world! he's his usual furry purry self, eating every bit of food he is given and sleeping a lot of the day away. it's a rough life! :lol:
- I like these cycles: they are decent, make the blues and are safe. well done Punkin. 
. I knew I couldn't rely on the vet (who told me to roll and shoot excess back in) so I did ask the chemist as well but she told me the same thing :shock: You'd think a chemist (I think you call them pharmacists) would know how to do it. I even read the instructions that came with the lantus and rang the chemist to ask about this injecting air into the vial business. She sounded surprised to hear you should do that and told me not to worry about it since he was having such a small dose. So I didn't do it to start off with but then I thought to myself hang on a minute the lantus people surely must be the most knowledgeable about handling their own product so I did start shooting air in, but I was doing it with the vial upside down, i.e. shooting the air into the lantus itself