@Wendy&Neko
So I'm thinking Mazi's PMPS of 162 last night was a bounce from the AM cycle. I updated my SS this morning and when he was reading 162 on the alpha last night he was reading in the 200s on the Libre. On my SS, you will see he dropped to 67 on the Alpha at + 3 but he also dropped down to 51 on the Libre at + 7 and the by + 11AM and the PMPS he had higher than normal Preshot values.
This morning AMPS was 183A/151L, im thinking the higher than normal values this AM is also still due to that bounce from yesterday.
I'm also thinking the higher preshots from 5/14 AM is related to the low Libre reading on 5/13 PM that I wasn't able to catch on my Alpha.
Also im thinking the higher PS values might have something to due to the lower than normal Libre readings that occurred from 5/14 to 5/17 AM cycle.
He had a high 5/18 PMPS, I have no guess on that besides his bouncing was still clearing.
And then yesterday on 5/19 he dropped low on the Alpha just a tad, but he also dropped to 51 on the Libre just a few ours later, which a 50 on the Libre is something he is not used to.
I'm just trying to find an explanation at why those preshots are higher and still trying to figure out how-to identify bounces that are in blues.
I dont want to jump to the assumption his dose is too small because he is still dropping low based on the data collected, so bouncing is my only other thought on what would cause those higher PS numbers.
I know we talked briefly about this last night and you suggested checking the PS numbers against the Relion. I will start that as soon as we get this Libre removed. The Libre expires today at 3 to 4pm that would be AM +6/7.. Do no more Libre reading after this late afternoon. I liked the graphs on the Libre and being able to scan him to find out if he was trending up or down, that helped save on my alpha strips. I liked how the graphs showed me if he was goingup or down when I was sleeping and the duration of his insulin. However, I still haven't came to the conclusion if the Libre was my friend or enemy.