MommaOfMuse
Member Since 2010
That's better.
Mel and The Fur Gang
Mel and The Fur Gang
12/7 Autumn amps-141, +6-156, pmps-139
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nckitties3
Member Since 2013
Re: 12/7 Autumn amps-141
Much! :thumbup
Sure wish I could see Lucian do something. I don't know if he's on the way up or one the way down. Yesterday he nadir'd like a Lantus kitty, so I never know. I may just run a curve tomorrow. I do have a vet appt at 3 on Wed. We'll see what happens between now and then. If it's his teeth, I'll be sooooo pissed! I can't afford to get mine fixed! :twisted: But I'll make payments for years to take care of him.
Good grief!
Much! :thumbup
Sure wish I could see Lucian do something. I don't know if he's on the way up or one the way down. Yesterday he nadir'd like a Lantus kitty, so I never know. I may just run a curve tomorrow. I do have a vet appt at 3 on Wed. We'll see what happens between now and then. If it's his teeth, I'll be sooooo pissed! I can't afford to get mine fixed! :twisted: But I'll make payments for years to take care of him.
Good grief!
MommaOfMuse
Member Since 2010
Now that looks more like my girl.
@Deb...Hon look at Autumn's spreadsheet. We've chased up and down the dosing scale so many times I've lost count. I'm beginning to wonder if that's just one more step in the dance with the lifers..That if their going to be insulin dependent for life they just constantly change dose and it becomes about finding a dose that "should" earn them a dose reduction. The one that is just a little too much and then try to catch them an use food to manipulate them out of earning a reduction.
Or at least that is what I'm going to try with Autumn. I know .5 will send her too low, so I skinnied that to roughly .45 then try to catch her before she nosedive steer her up with food. And not reduce again until I'm using food to steer more than I'm not.
Mel and The Fur Gang
@Deb...Hon look at Autumn's spreadsheet. We've chased up and down the dosing scale so many times I've lost count. I'm beginning to wonder if that's just one more step in the dance with the lifers..That if their going to be insulin dependent for life they just constantly change dose and it becomes about finding a dose that "should" earn them a dose reduction. The one that is just a little too much and then try to catch them an use food to manipulate them out of earning a reduction.
Or at least that is what I'm going to try with Autumn. I know .5 will send her too low, so I skinnied that to roughly .45 then try to catch her before she nosedive steer her up with food. And not reduce again until I'm using food to steer more than I'm not.
Mel and The Fur Gang
nckitties3
Member Since 2013
That's the thing, .75 sent him too low. He continued to drop at .5. Now neither will bring him down. That doesn't make sense. A little lower this morning (12/8)
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