7/7 Cobb AMPS 263(2.5uR) +5 176 +8 175 PMPS 187(No R)

[Suzanne & Cobb(GA)]

Yesterday

Cobb cleared his bounce with a little R help. Here's where I'm a bit confused...if I went up, say, another unit, could I eliminate the R altogether? Do you think I'm mainly using R, based on what you see in Cobb's spreadsheet, when he is bouncing and the current L dose is doing it's job? Just things that I am wondering about.

Tomorrow is the day. I'm scared I'm going to forget something, but I guess as long as I have Matty and my purse, I can survive the day. :lol: I'm a little nervous, a little excited...it's a bittersweet day. Today we found a nearby park to take Matty to the swing for the first time. As with many things, Matty was not impressed. He wasn't impressed with the pool the first time either, but he laughs and plays in his float now.

So tomorrow's condo will be a bit later than normal. I have to figure out my new morning routine.

Have a great night everyone!

~Suzanne

 

[BJM]

Re: 6/7 Cobb AMPS 263(2.5uR) +5 176 +8 175 PMPS 187(No R)

If he has somewhat shortened duration, you may find that using the R helps fill over that gap between one shot wearing off and the next one starting to work.
If he is constantly inconsistent, then you use it when you need it. Tracking how he responds is what will help you optimize the use of the R.

By the way - you can freeze the rows at the top of the spreadsheet by highlighting them, and then right clicking to freeze them.

 

[julie & punkin (ga)]

Re: 6/7 Cobb AMPS 263(2.5uR) +5 176 +8 175 PMPS 187(No R)

i think what you're doing is working - he's getting to green on this dose, so i'd keep it up.

best of luck tomorrow! Matty and Cobb will be fine - they just need their food to make it through the day. i hope you love your new co-workers.

 

[Ella & Rusty & Stu(GA)]

Re: 6/7 Cobb AMPS 263(2.5uR) +5 176 +8 175 PMPS 187(No R)

Hi Suzanne,
Whatever you are doing, Cobb is having good numbers. Sorry I can't help you with the "R" question.

Best of luck tomorrow as you start your new job. I'm sure it will go smoothly.

Hugs and scritches,

Ella & Rusty