10/10 Bama Kitty AMPS 343 +2 396 +4.5 394; PMPS 301 +2 273 +5 264 +9 305

[Bama Kitty Mom (GA)]

Yesterday: 10/9 Bama Kitty PMPS 319 +2 166 +3 131 +4 130 +4.5 130 +5 130 +6 134 +7 149 +9.5 227 No increase?

Curve turned into monitoring and intervening to keep levels from dropping below 130. So far his BG has not skyrocketed as it typically does. Last time he spent significant time in the 200s he shot to high by PMPS. I took a cautious increase of 0.25U to 5.5. If another increase is needed after a week of 5.5, I'll increase by 0.5U to 6.

 

[carfurby (GA)]

I hope the new dose helps Bama Kitty flatten out and surf for you.

 

[Bandit's Mom]

Good luck with the increase!

 

[Summer and Susie (GA)]

A great night with the blues for Bama. My sympathies on the game. Tough loss but you will bounce back. Jimbo probably feels like he just won the National Championship

 

[Bama Kitty Mom (GA)]

A great night with the blues for Bama. My sympathies on the game. Tough loss but you will bounce back. Jimbo probably feels like he just won the National Championship

Maybe that will be as close to a Natty as he [and Texas A&M] get. Yes, Bama [the team] will bounce back. It will be instructive for them to learn how to bounce back from a loss and deal with the extra attention, finger pointing, mocking and the like that goes along with being a winner. As for Bama Kitty, even though at +2 he is nearing the 400s, I am encouraged by how he has handled his now one full month on the new insulin. Better numbers are ahead.

 

[Summer and Susie (GA)]

Hopefully, the increase will help Bama. You have a good attitude Gina - about both your Bamas. It is tough to be on top for so long. No loss is acceptable in the eyes of a lot of fans. It is extreme pressure. FSU really has no place to go but up this season (I hope). Enjoy your Sunday and I hope you are able to get some sleep today.

 

[Wendy&Neko]

Good luck with the increase. There is something to be said for being on the syringe line.

 

[Bama Kitty Mom (GA)]

Good luck with the increase. There is something to be said for being on the syringe line.

Thanks Wendy. Especially important when you can’t see well anyway.