Julie and Alice
Member Since 2014
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All appears to be well with the World this morning, despite feeling that I'm sitting on a knife edge watching my beloved furry ball! She survived the night oblivious to the panic around her. Its now a seriously calculated judgement as to 'prick or not to prick' - that is the question! My husband is beginning to border on frugality of test strips - me, I'm 'Lets prick quick'! I have ordered more test strips & thought I was well ahead but the last two nights have diminished my supply again. The last delivery wasn't very fast either.
Alice is not keen to eat this morning as her BG was a high & black bounce, maybe the Glucogel was still there too. I managed to get food into her by a catnip induced play which seemed to lift her mood, followed by a little of her favourite, chopped lamb on top of the not so good diabetic stuff. Why did she 'spray' the fence this morning? She did this the other day too. Its not usually her style
She is sooo cute - think this horrible diabetes has bonded us even closer! Bless her, she comes obediently to her 'spot' to be pricked & shot each time now - she knows the food follows.
Anyone reading this - I wish you and your precious kitties good health too.
Juliana (family 'pet' name) Henceforth, Juliex
All appears to be well with the World this morning, despite feeling that I'm sitting on a knife edge watching my beloved furry ball! She survived the night oblivious to the panic around her. Its now a seriously calculated judgement as to 'prick or not to prick' - that is the question! My husband is beginning to border on frugality of test strips - me, I'm 'Lets prick quick'! I have ordered more test strips & thought I was well ahead but the last two nights have diminished my supply again. The last delivery wasn't very fast either.
Alice is not keen to eat this morning as her BG was a high & black bounce, maybe the Glucogel was still there too. I managed to get food into her by a catnip induced play which seemed to lift her mood, followed by a little of her favourite, chopped lamb on top of the not so good diabetic stuff. Why did she 'spray' the fence this morning? She did this the other day too. Its not usually her style
She is sooo cute - think this horrible diabetes has bonded us even closer! Bless her, she comes obediently to her 'spot' to be pricked & shot each time now - she knows the food follows.
Anyone reading this - I wish you and your precious kitties good health too.
Juliana (family 'pet' name) Henceforth, Juliex