8.17 Charlie PMPS 307 +2 283

[Sarah & Charlie-cat]

I can never figure out how to post pictures here but you'll have to picture Charlie in his very dignified, pink polka dot soft cone and matching cohesive tape over his vet ordered Libre. I am also curious to see what his evening cycles look like.

So, picking up the question of the evening+2, I've noticed some do drop 50ish points. Tonight's was more like 20-something. So, not an active cycle?

He's probably still clearing the bounce from the other day.

Missing his morning PS, I managed to do it on the new meter that I hadn't set up and it didn't get stored. It was somewhere in the recent high 200s-low 300s, otherwise, I probably would have remembered. Testing before coffee sucks

https://felinediabetes.com/FDMB/thr...398-3-386-9-291-pmps-308.280556/#post-3095438

 

[Bron and Sheba (GA)]

A drop from PMPS 308 to 265 at +2 indicates an active cycle. Even a drop of 20 points at +2 can indicate an active cycle.
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[Wendy&Neko]

It's not so much the amount of points they drop to +2, but more the percent of drop from preshot. Once you've done a bit more testing during the day at +2, you'll get a feel for what is the % drop that means an active cycle for Charlie.

 

[Sarah & Charlie-cat]

Daytime plus +2 is like the start of my work day. Hopefully the Libre can help fill those numbers in. How do people do this with jobs?

 

[Wendy&Neko]

Lots of ideas in here, Is Tight Regulation Possible with a Full Time Job? Yes! It's geared to Tight Regulation, but some tips will also work for SLGS. The Libre will definitely help fill in some details.

 

[Sarah & Charlie-cat]

I have read that before... maybe it is less the job so much as how much sleep I need. To get a +2 on the days I do have to be in the office at 9, I have to get up at 6:30. Which means, I would have to be in bed by 9. And then his PM shot is in the middle of dinner time, which limits the few social things I do in the evening.