Melissa and Bailey
Member Since 2011
http://www.felinediabetes.com/FDMB/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=64275
Good morning LL!
Well, Bailey is bouncing today as you can see, and I need to vent a little bit. My DH is a wonderful man, and he helps out with testing which is fabulous. But he tested her last night, got a 42, gave her a spoonful of gravy and then went on about his evening and did not retest. cat(2)_steam He just does not take these low numbers seriously. She's had low numbers before and I ask him to retest in 30 mins and he's like "Oh, come on! What is that going to tell us?" He will give her gravy and retest in an hour or two - or never, like last night! So now I have no idea how low she really went. And luckily Mr L is here to keep her safe. :evil: We had an, ahem, discussion about it last night and hopefully I got through to him this time.
OK, now that's done, I feel better! Hopefully she will clear this bounce quickly and get back to business. We are going to switch to giving reductions after 3 times below 50 to hold her doses as long as possible and support her pancreas. She obviously still needs insulin... just not very much! A skinny 0.25 is like a pretend shot! I am always amazed at what a little drop can do.
Have a great Wednesday everyone!
Good morning LL!
Well, Bailey is bouncing today as you can see, and I need to vent a little bit. My DH is a wonderful man, and he helps out with testing which is fabulous. But he tested her last night, got a 42, gave her a spoonful of gravy and then went on about his evening and did not retest. cat(2)_steam He just does not take these low numbers seriously. She's had low numbers before and I ask him to retest in 30 mins and he's like "Oh, come on! What is that going to tell us?" He will give her gravy and retest in an hour or two - or never, like last night! So now I have no idea how low she really went. And luckily Mr L is here to keep her safe. :evil: We had an, ahem, discussion about it last night and hopefully I got through to him this time.
OK, now that's done, I feel better! Hopefully she will clear this bounce quickly and get back to business. We are going to switch to giving reductions after 3 times below 50 to hold her doses as long as possible and support her pancreas. She obviously still needs insulin... just not very much! A skinny 0.25 is like a pretend shot! I am always amazed at what a little drop can do.
Have a great Wednesday everyone!