Yesterday http://www.felinediabetes.com/FDMB/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=71859 was a bounce recovery day.
A little lower this morning so hopefully we'll see the end of this bounce soon. This is now dose 9 at this dose.
Neko was asking for breakfast early this morning, but that's because the alarm went of early as DH was off to his course again. We had a good tummy rub and purr, but that only distracted for a little while. These beans can be so dense! :lol: If you are up, then food is on the agenda! Clean plate club achieved, good yard patrol, and now she is lying beside her autofeeder waiting for her friend to deliver.
We had our best ever 24 hours on this dose with back to back low blues and blue PS. The previous dose had a nice green surf in the 60s. So I'm not sure what to do next. Do I wait and see if this does settles down to more reliable numbers? At least her bouncing at PS seems to be red instead of black, so we have some improvement from Mr. Liver. Or do we push on and increase? There is always the concern that if we wait too long at a dose we get some insulin resistance building. But also a concern about going to far above a dose that got results in the 60s. Thoughts? I guess I'm not sure when we know we've reached "the good dose".
A little lower this morning so hopefully we'll see the end of this bounce soon. This is now dose 9 at this dose.
Neko was asking for breakfast early this morning, but that's because the alarm went of early as DH was off to his course again. We had a good tummy rub and purr, but that only distracted for a little while. These beans can be so dense! :lol: If you are up, then food is on the agenda! Clean plate club achieved, good yard patrol, and now she is lying beside her autofeeder waiting for her friend to deliver.
We had our best ever 24 hours on this dose with back to back low blues and blue PS. The previous dose had a nice green surf in the 60s. So I'm not sure what to do next. Do I wait and see if this does settles down to more reliable numbers? At least her bouncing at PS seems to be red instead of black, so we have some improvement from Mr. Liver. Or do we push on and increase? There is always the concern that if we wait too long at a dose we get some insulin resistance building. But also a concern about going to far above a dose that got results in the 60s. Thoughts? I guess I'm not sure when we know we've reached "the good dose".