Yesterday was a little bounce clearing followed by a gorgeous flat blue surf. Thank you Levemir!
9/12 Recap:
AMPS 326 +3 345 +7 219 +9.5 146
PMPS 116 +2 135 +5 132 +9.5 106
A couple things I've learned so far about Neko on Levemir. #1 - it's not going to get rid of Neko's AM pink bounces. ohmygod_smile That's just part of who she is, so I'll have to up the dose until they become yellow bounces. :lol: I don't know if it's because of lack of duration or maybe her acro tumor has a lot of dawn phenomenon and sends out a lot of growth hormone in the AM, but it just is. #2 - Neko can get some wonderful flat blue nights and feels really good in them. She started out the night in harmony with her new Lev Soul Sister, LBG, as their first couple of tests were almost identical. But of course Neko's liver can't handle that much blue. #3 Finding Neko's typical onset/nadir is very much a work in progress. She used to vary a lot in Lantus, might still on Lev. Unfortunately, the lovely cycles which would have typical nadir are in the overnight hours with Neko and I don't do as much testing then. :roll:
I just got back from rowing and got the most wonderful reception from a pair of purring cats. It's so nice to be appreciated. And this was after Neko had wolfed down the last of her food, so it was sincere. :lol:
OT: Another sunny day on the water and the jellyfish are out!! We normal see swarms of moon jellies in August but all we saw this year was a few lion's mane jellies (stingers) in the water. But we went in the shelter of an island today and saw hundreds of almost dinner plate sized moon jellies (non stingers). They are so beautiful.
Thanks Michelle and Rhiannon for visiting this morning.
9/12 Recap:
AMPS 326 +3 345 +7 219 +9.5 146
PMPS 116 +2 135 +5 132 +9.5 106
A couple things I've learned so far about Neko on Levemir. #1 - it's not going to get rid of Neko's AM pink bounces. ohmygod_smile That's just part of who she is, so I'll have to up the dose until they become yellow bounces. :lol: I don't know if it's because of lack of duration or maybe her acro tumor has a lot of dawn phenomenon and sends out a lot of growth hormone in the AM, but it just is. #2 - Neko can get some wonderful flat blue nights and feels really good in them. She started out the night in harmony with her new Lev Soul Sister, LBG, as their first couple of tests were almost identical. But of course Neko's liver can't handle that much blue. #3 Finding Neko's typical onset/nadir is very much a work in progress. She used to vary a lot in Lantus, might still on Lev. Unfortunately, the lovely cycles which would have typical nadir are in the overnight hours with Neko and I don't do as much testing then. :roll:
I just got back from rowing and got the most wonderful reception from a pair of purring cats. It's so nice to be appreciated. And this was after Neko had wolfed down the last of her food, so it was sincere. :lol:
OT: Another sunny day on the water and the jellyfish are out!! We normal see swarms of moon jellies in August but all we saw this year was a few lion's mane jellies (stingers) in the water. But we went in the shelter of an island today and saw hundreds of almost dinner plate sized moon jellies (non stingers). They are so beautiful.
Thanks Michelle and Rhiannon for visiting this morning.
