Libby and Lucy
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I'm late, but I thought I'd better give Lucy an oldtimers condo this week. She's doing great, her last test was a couple of weeks ago and she hit the 50's for I think the first time since she has been OTJ. Of course it doesn't hurt that I used the meter that I know runs a little low, but I've decided I really like that meter for her OTJ tests. :lol: If you don't like your numbers, buy a new meter. :lol: Lucy is hilarious, as always. She’s starting to jump again, so I keep finding her in places I don’t expect. I’ve also had to start being careful again about where I leave the chicken treats, now that she can get onto the counter again.
Thursday after work I got to meet Nina (KB's mom) on Hilton Head. She was there on vacation, and I work there sometimes, so I was able to get down there while she was visiting. We had a great time sitting by the water chatting. It was like we had known each other for years (which I guess we have!).
The reason Lucy needed a condo today is that by next weekend, she'll have to start sharing the billing...
We're getting a foster sugar kitty! I've been volunteering for Siamese Cat Rescue for several years. After working so much with Donna/Connor here, and after going to Spring Training at the Rescue earlier this month and meeting Jazzy there, I decided to apply to foster to see if I can help her feel better. Jazzy is about 10 years old and has been in and out of Siamese Rescue since 2006. She was diagnosed as diabetic after her previous owners returned her to rescue in March 09. She had another brief adoption that didn't work out. She has been back at the rescue center since August. She has been on Lantus, PZI, Lantus again, ProZinc, and now PZI again (I'll be switching her to Lantus or Lev as soon as she gets here). She has been on doses as high as 10u BID of Lantus, and is now getting 6.5u BID of PZI. She is mostly in the 400’s still. I’m hoping some of that might be related to her environment – the cats at the Center are in group living during the day, and caged at night. Jazzy is not fond of other cats, and she is not fond of cages, so hopefully moving to a house with only 3 other cats will work better for her. She’s a sweet kitty who has had a rough life, and I’m looking forward to trying to get her fixed up so she can find a family that will really appreciate her for the rest of her life.
I’m sure Lucy will not be thrilled to share her Lantus Land neighbors with another seal point girl, but maybe she’ll learn to see herself as a mentor. I need to make good use of all the things I learned from Lucy, and what better way than to help another Meezer. Jazzy will be arriving on Thursday. :smile:
Thursday after work I got to meet Nina (KB's mom) on Hilton Head. She was there on vacation, and I work there sometimes, so I was able to get down there while she was visiting. We had a great time sitting by the water chatting. It was like we had known each other for years (which I guess we have!).
The reason Lucy needed a condo today is that by next weekend, she'll have to start sharing the billing...
We're getting a foster sugar kitty! I've been volunteering for Siamese Cat Rescue for several years. After working so much with Donna/Connor here, and after going to Spring Training at the Rescue earlier this month and meeting Jazzy there, I decided to apply to foster to see if I can help her feel better. Jazzy is about 10 years old and has been in and out of Siamese Rescue since 2006. She was diagnosed as diabetic after her previous owners returned her to rescue in March 09. She had another brief adoption that didn't work out. She has been back at the rescue center since August. She has been on Lantus, PZI, Lantus again, ProZinc, and now PZI again (I'll be switching her to Lantus or Lev as soon as she gets here). She has been on doses as high as 10u BID of Lantus, and is now getting 6.5u BID of PZI. She is mostly in the 400’s still. I’m hoping some of that might be related to her environment – the cats at the Center are in group living during the day, and caged at night. Jazzy is not fond of other cats, and she is not fond of cages, so hopefully moving to a house with only 3 other cats will work better for her. She’s a sweet kitty who has had a rough life, and I’m looking forward to trying to get her fixed up so she can find a family that will really appreciate her for the rest of her life.
I’m sure Lucy will not be thrilled to share her Lantus Land neighbors with another seal point girl, but maybe she’ll learn to see herself as a mentor. I need to make good use of all the things I learned from Lucy, and what better way than to help another Meezer. Jazzy will be arriving on Thursday. :smile: