7/24 Osha AMPS 111 PMPS 185

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7/23

I am happy with the blue start this morning. :cool:

Bobbie And Bubba said:
Glad she made it back to green. Wondering if warmer weather and dehydration could be an issue?
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Hmmm, I don't know. I guess with her anything is possible. It has been horribly hot here and she keeps wanting to go out for a walk, but I won't take her out when it is this hot. She hasn't been sitting by her water fountain (which she usually loves to do), so maybe I should add some water to her food.

She didn't wake me up before t/f/s this morning for food which was very nice. :)

Amanda and Kitty Osha, The Empress
 
Marvin's Mom - Nat said:
Think Osha may want to show you some more greens today :) Looks Osha's Nadir is late in the cycle most times. :cat:
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Hopefully we will see more green today. Yep, with Levemir, her nadir is very late in the cycle. Sometimes I think it is right at pre shot time. :cat:
 
Osha said:
Hopefully we will see more green today. Yep, with Levemir, her nadir is very late in the cycle. Sometimes I think it is right at pre shot time. :cat:
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I will probably be going back to work next week. I wonder if I should consider Levemir. Trying to figure out the best way to keep Marvin safe during the day. However since he is just on a drop now not sure if I should switch.
 
Marvin's Mom - Nat said:
I will probably be going back to work next week. I wonder if I should consider Levemir. Trying to figure out the best way to keep Marvin safe during the day. However since he is just on a drop now not sure if I should switch.
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With how well Marvin is doing I wouldn't change a thing. I completely understand about the fear of keeping them safe during the day. I was a complete lunatic sometimes when Osha was on Lantus and I was at work. I much prefer Levemir with the late nadir for safety reasons, but I am sure I will also be nervous when school starts up again. :rolleyes:
 
+6 232 :eek: yuck! Oh well, I am sure she will eventually come back down.

My dear friend just called and asked if my daughter and I would like to go and get a pedicure with her and she asked first if Osha was in safe numbers to leave the house. :)

I love that she isn't judgmental about how I care for my kitty. Clearly Osha wanted to give us permission to go out this afternoon :cat:
 
Osha said:
I love that she isn't judgmental about how I care for my kitty. Clearly Osha wanted to give us permission to go out this afternoon :cat:
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That is great, I know my friends don't get it, when I have declined to go out for a full evening. They haven't said anything lately, but they did at least once suggests the unthinkable.
 
Osha said:
My dear friend just called and asked if my daughter and I would like to go and get a pedicure with her and she asked first if Osha was in safe numbers to leave the house. :)
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Love it! I am lucky that most of my friends are animal people. Even though non of them have ever had a diabetic animal, they totally get it that Walter and Mandarin come first.
 
Alicia & Maggie said:
Hey Amanda, just curious (or nosy!), what grade and/or subject do you teach?
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I teach pre-kindergarten. :) My students are 4-5 years old. I am starting at a new school this year and I will be in their VPI+ program classroom which means I will be working with at risk students whose families are all below the poverty line. I am very hopeful that this will be a great transition for me. I will have support of the county head start office and family services. I will be doing home visits and will make sure that families get the support that they need such as mental, medical, disability, etc support. It is a very cool program that makes sure we are looking at the student and family as a whole. It is going to be a large transition from my last classroom where I was working with very privileged families. I have no doubt that this change will be much more rewarding.
 
Osha said:
I teach pre-kindergarten. :) My students are 4-5 years old. I am starting at a new school this year and I will be in their VPI+ program classroom which means I will be working with at risk students whose families are all below the poverty line. I am very hopeful that this will be a great transition for me. I will have support of the county head start office and family services. I will be doing home visits and will make sure that families get the support that they need such as mental, medical, disability, etc support. It is a very cool program that makes sure we are looking at the student and family as a whole. It is going to be a large transition from my last classroom where I was working with very privileged families. I have no doubt that this change will be much more rewarding.
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Sounds like an awesome program! Good luck with everything. Early intervention services mean the world to the lucky kiddos who are able to get them.
 
Osha said:
I teach pre-kindergarten. :) My students are 4-5 years old. I am starting at a new school this year and I will be in their VPI+ program classroom which means I will be working with at risk students whose families are all below the poverty line. I am very hopeful that this will be a great transition for me. I will have support of the county head start office and family services. I will be doing home visits and will make sure that families get the support that they need such as mental, medical, disability, etc support. It is a very cool program that makes sure we are looking at the student and family as a whole. It is going to be a large transition from my last classroom where I was working with very privileged families. I have no doubt that this change will be much more rewarding.
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I agree, Amanda. :) Very hard but rewarding ...
 
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