MJW
Member Since 2017
Yesterday http://www.felinediabetes.com/FDMB/...ps-81-2-49-2-5-86-3-5-172-5-5-149-at2.191606/
Wow. Here we go again.
Wow. Here we go again.
Wow. Here we go again.

I did a +5. Her ears are sore and not always bleeding well with all this testing. I got an 89 at +5.Did you get a +4?
I see you had a February dive like Yum's. You and Marvin were both at lower doses when this happened. I am still disoriented by the high doses. I might just give her the 8uL BCS again this evening, depending on how the afternoon goes.
I remember thinking ‘Is this my cat?”
‘Dialing for doses ‘ is indeed a great way to put it when a HD kitty starts flying down the dosing ladder. You can see one of BKs tumbles 2/12/2009-2/16/2009. I did a good bit of skipping because we were all in uncharted territory with him being the first IAA kitty. Safety first- If a decision turned out to be too conservative I knew I had R to quickly steer BG back down.
It was like driving downhill with one foot on the gas and the other on the brakes. Things can change and move so fast that all the data and patterns of even the past couple weeks become pretty much useless. Its very emotional flying down the dosing ladder-exciting and frightening at the same time. It’s shot by shot decisions into the unknown.
You are doing great.
Go team Yum!!![]()
Maybe I should even go to 7L for a BCS? I can't keep her numbers up without intervention.If you want to see an example of higher dose dives, check out Cobb's SS. Starting Aug 7, 2014 Suzanne switched to Lev. Later on that month, something clicked and Cobb started diving for lower doses. 31 units to start August, 7 units to end the year. There were some skips and lots of BCS in there, a little R to handle things that went off the rails.
Good plan to go with the lower dose tonight. That depot is still being a nuisance.
That made me smile! Thanks.I see you went for 8L, so far so good?
Time to surf!