12/19 River (AMPS 68, +1 90, +4 268, PMPS 437)

Beautiful start for River! :D
Congrats on the shorter bounces. I hope she flattens completely for you soon :)

Paigeworthy said:
Upcoming challenge blending travel for Christmas and administration of this new cocktail of drugs...
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I only have to deal with insulin, and I am finding the planning for Christmas gatherings a bit daunting. Hope you find a solution that works for you and keeps River's progress on track.
 
Rosie & Bailey said:
I only have to deal with insulin, and I am finding the planning for Christmas gatherings a bit daunting. Hope you find a solution that works for you and keeps River's progress on track.
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It IS daunting! Thank you, and good luck to you. Are you hosting Christmas festivities?
 
Paigeworthy said:
Are you hosting Christmas festivities?
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No, but honestly that would be easier because I could be home with Bailey and not mess with her dosing. She's doing very well right now, and my family is not very accepting of the time I devote to taking care of her. I can already hear them telling me to just leave her some dry food and stay with the family rather than travel back home to take care of Bailey (2-3 hours without the Christmas traffic) I've already heard the suggestion that I should just get a non-diabetic cat. What I'm supposed to do with Bailey, who has been with us from the age of 2 months and is now 10 years old is beyond me. I didn't ask.

Sorry for the rant. Clearly, this is a bit of a sore spot for me.
 
Rosie & Bailey said:
No, but honestly that would be easier because I could be home with Bailey and not mess with her dosing. She's doing very well right now, and my family is not very accepting of the time I devote to taking care of her. I can already hear them telling me to just leave her some dry food and stay with the family rather than travel back home to take care of Bailey (2-3 hours without the Christmas traffic) I've already heard the suggestion that I should just get a non-diabetic cat. What I'm supposed to do with Bailey, who has been with us from the age of 2 months and is now 10 years old is beyond me. I didn't ask.

Sorry for the rant. Clearly, this is a bit of a sore spot for me.
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Oh for heavens sake. Family.
 
She's really done amazingly well, showing greens so soon. Great progress, Paige. The meds shouldn't be too hard - they are just once a day
I have the ursodiol made into a liquid that I give after his pm meal.
 
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