Millie and Cooper
Member Since 2015
Cooper's last condo
I can't believe it's already July!! Where has this year gone?
Even after skipping Monday's AM shot to keep him safe while at work, Cooper still managed to get very close to a reducie last night. He was 68 (AT2 meter) last night at +5. If I had checked him 30 mins later, I'm betting he would have been under 68 and technically have earned a reduction.
We decided to give him a half dose this morning since we have to work today and can't be home all day. Kevin just checked him and +3 is 85, so he's going to give him some LC food to hopefully keep him surfing. He can stay up until lunch but then has to get to a meeting, so I will check him sometime this afternoon to make sure he's still doing ok.
Tonight, not sure if we should go back to 2.75 since he will have had less insulin this morning or actually give him the reduction to 2.5?
Starting tomorrow, Kevin will be home for 7 days between working from home, July 4th and vaca days. YAY! So Cooper will have constant monitoring and we don't have to keep wonking around with his dose.
I can't believe it's already July!! Where has this year gone?
Even after skipping Monday's AM shot to keep him safe while at work, Cooper still managed to get very close to a reducie last night. He was 68 (AT2 meter) last night at +5. If I had checked him 30 mins later, I'm betting he would have been under 68 and technically have earned a reduction.
We decided to give him a half dose this morning since we have to work today and can't be home all day. Kevin just checked him and +3 is 85, so he's going to give him some LC food to hopefully keep him surfing. He can stay up until lunch but then has to get to a meeting, so I will check him sometime this afternoon to make sure he's still doing ok.
Tonight, not sure if we should go back to 2.75 since he will have had less insulin this morning or actually give him the reduction to 2.5?
Starting tomorrow, Kevin will be home for 7 days between working from home, July 4th and vaca days. YAY! So Cooper will have constant monitoring and we don't have to keep wonking around with his dose.
