JL and Chip
Member Since 2009
Yesterday’s post
Breaking news: RK’s ketones are at 0.1.
Zero. Point. One!! I need a news ticker that scrolls across the bottom of my computer screen, this is so newsworthy.
Overall she’s making ongoing small improvements. She stands when she sees me (remember, she’s feral, so perhaps her intention is to run, which she can’t do just yet, but we’ll pretend she’s greeting me). She climbed up on a little cat cube, which is quite impressive given she couldn’t even get herself into the litter box not that long ago. Her eyes definitely have life behind them again. And I swear I heard a faint purr. But she’s still bony and fragile and lost a lot of muscle mass, and although she’ll lick a few treats, she really isn’t eating much on her own. She’s not grooming or playing and she sleeps most of the time. But she’s less reclusive and more interested in her surroundings. Given that only a few days ago I thought we might lose her, she’s doing pretty well.
Last night she hung in Yellows quite far into the PM cycle so I held off on giving R until I knew for certain she was heading up. She caught the express elevator around +10. I debated whether to skip the R but decided to give it (a) to try to prevent a black AMPS (and perhaps elevated ketones) and (b) as an experiment. I knew the R would carry over into the AM cycle, just not sure how far. I was hoping it will help restrain the BG until the Lantus kicks in, but not so long that we have both R and L exerting too much downward pressure simultaneously. I’m wondering what your thoughts are and what you would have done. @Wendy&Neko @Bron and Sheba (GA)
Breaking news: RK’s ketones are at 0.1.
Zero. Point. One!! I need a news ticker that scrolls across the bottom of my computer screen, this is so newsworthy.
Overall she’s making ongoing small improvements. She stands when she sees me (remember, she’s feral, so perhaps her intention is to run, which she can’t do just yet, but we’ll pretend she’s greeting me). She climbed up on a little cat cube, which is quite impressive given she couldn’t even get herself into the litter box not that long ago. Her eyes definitely have life behind them again. And I swear I heard a faint purr. But she’s still bony and fragile and lost a lot of muscle mass, and although she’ll lick a few treats, she really isn’t eating much on her own. She’s not grooming or playing and she sleeps most of the time. But she’s less reclusive and more interested in her surroundings. Given that only a few days ago I thought we might lose her, she’s doing pretty well.
Last night she hung in Yellows quite far into the PM cycle so I held off on giving R until I knew for certain she was heading up. She caught the express elevator around +10. I debated whether to skip the R but decided to give it (a) to try to prevent a black AMPS (and perhaps elevated ketones) and (b) as an experiment. I knew the R would carry over into the AM cycle, just not sure how far. I was hoping it will help restrain the BG until the Lantus kicks in, but not so long that we have both R and L exerting too much downward pressure simultaneously. I’m wondering what your thoughts are and what you would have done. @Wendy&Neko @Bron and Sheba (GA)

