? 2/6 Rosie PMPS 95 Shoot Green ? (!)

[Carol in Chicago]

Rosie had a good night and we both got some sleep. I have built up the nerve to move her dose up to 4.5 because I can monitor during the day. Monitoring is only part of my problem. Now that I know how hard it is to get her up and keep her up if she is in trouble, I'm more afraid of a crisis than I have been in the past.

I think I need some more conservative dose rules to avoid the depot getting ahead of us. She had been stable at 5.5 for a long time. I raised the prospect of a decrease when I started to see some lower AMPS, but she didn't quite earn it. It looks like Rosie is a rule breaker (surprise!).

Yesterday.

 

[Tracey&Jones (GA)]

Sometimes kitty's have a change of heart on the amount of insulin to use and we are left running to catch up.

 

[Alicia & Maggie (GA)]

Such a rebel, your Rosie! I completely understand your fear.

 

[Carol in Chicago]

OMG 95 at PMPS. Hold @ 4.5?

 

[Tracey&Jones (GA)]

I don't do TR, but I would hold. Bumping to get some eyes on this one.

 

[Carol in Chicago]

I don't do TR, but I would hold. Bumping to get some eyes on this one.

TY @Tracey&Jones. I stalled 30 min and re-tested to get 104. I'm holding w/ 4.5. I hope that was the right call.

 

[Tracey&Jones (GA)]

TY @Tracey&Jones. I stalled 30 min and re-tested to get 104. I'm holding w/ 4.5. I hope that was the right call.

I think it was.

 

[Beenie (GA)]

My gut is saying Rosie is going to want another reducie. As the saying goes shoot low to stay low however just keep an eye on her tonight. You don’t have to be on a super high dose to have a high dose condition. With that as a possibility, kitties can drop down the dose ladder. They can also, as we all know, go up that ladder too.
I had quite a few crazy rides with Beenie. The very good news is you know what to do and how to handle low numbers. Aside from that lime streak Rosie’s SS is looking great