Nancyco*
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@Bandit's Mom Hi Bhooma what a nightmare he is bouncing like crazy I’m so disappointed.
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18/05 Bailie AMPS410+3 266+5 239+7 160
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Bandit's Mom
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He will come down soon 
Can you feed a little YA at +2 and test at +3? Are you home today?
Can you feed a little YA at +2 and test at +3? Are you home today?
Nancyco*
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Yes for sure . May I ask one thing ? I don’t understand why I should feed at + 2 when he’s so high ? Yes i am home all day today . Thank goodness lolHe will come down soon
Can you feed a little YA at +2 and test at +3? Are you home today?
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Nancyco*
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Bandit's Mom
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Please do not ask questions!I’m not questioning your advice at all i just want to understand that’s all
It's good if you do and understand so that you know what to do if and when no one is around to help you. If you see Bailie's cycles when he clears a bounce, he drops 200-300 points in the first 2-3 hours. Bounces are triggered not just by lower numbers but also by sharp drops. You use food to reduce the diving. It's better to feed carbs earlier in the cycle to slow drops because insulin action is stronger then. Feeding later in the cycle can reduce the duration of insulin action and cause numbers to go up faster.
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Nancyco*
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Yes that makes sense and thank you for the explanationPlease do not ask questions!
If you see Bailie's cycles when he clears a bounce, he drops 200-300 points in the first 2-3 hours. Bounces are triggered not just by lower numbers but also by sharp drops. You use food to reduce the diving. It's better to feed carbs earlier in the cycle to slow drops because insulin action is stronger then. Feeding later in the cycle can reduce the duration of insulin action and cause numbers to go up faster.
Did that make sense?
Nancyco*
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Hi Bhooma +3 266Please do not ask questions!
If you see Bailie's cycles when he clears a bounce, he drops 200-300 points in the first 2-3 hours. Bounces are triggered not just by lower numbers but also by sharp drops. You use food to reduce the diving. It's better to feed carbs earlier in the cycle to slow drops because insulin action is stronger then. Feeding later in the cycle can reduce the duration of insulin action and cause numbers to go up faster.
Did that make sense?
Bandit's Mom
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Unlikely that it is the BG. Is he eating?
Try and get a test at +8 or +9 in case he decides to keep dropping till PMPS.
Nancyco*
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+7 160 when I tested he had a lick of a churu
Bandit's Mom
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Looks like one of his bounce clearing cycles where he nadirs at the end of the cycle.