Ginny & Alex
Very Active Member
Alex had a good day yesterday--numbers wise. At +5, he was 129 and maybe he could have gone a little lower at +6, but this morning's AMPS was 388. :sad: Do I still attribute this to bounce?
Alex - 11/30
- Thread starter Ginny & Alex
- Start date
- Status
Sue and Oliver (GA)
Very Active Member
I think I would. Darn, wish the kitties wouldn't react like that. They just don't seem to get used to the lower numbers......
Ginny & Alex
Very Active Member
PMPS - 427 :?:
He did so well yesterday on 1.4, and while the scale calls for more about 300, I think I'll remain at 1.4.
To increase or not increase. That is my twice-daily question I ask myself.
He did so well yesterday on 1.4, and while the scale calls for more about 300, I think I'll remain at 1.4.
To increase or not increase. That is my twice-daily question I ask myself.
Sue and Oliver (GA)
Very Active Member
The frustrating part is that sometimes he seems to react one way with an increase/ decrease. The next time a different reaction.
Rob & Harley (GA)
Very Active Member
I'm glad you went with 1.4u. You don't know how low he went today or if this is just still a little bounce that will clear by itself.
Yesterday was a perfect day. I think you will start seeing more and more of them.
Yesterday was a perfect day. I think you will start seeing more and more of them.
Ginny & Alex
Very Active Member
Rob,
I do love your optimism and wish a little would rub off on me.
AMPS was high again, or still high, at around 350. Tomorrow, I will be able to get a mid-cycle number.
Incidentally, when we got home last night, when Alex's BG was very high at 420-something, he was running around and especially frisky. I was double surprised when his number was so high.
I do love your optimism and wish a little would rub off on me.
AMPS was high again, or still high, at around 350. Tomorrow, I will be able to get a mid-cycle number.
Incidentally, when we got home last night, when Alex's BG was very high at 420-something, he was running around and especially frisky. I was double surprised when his number was so high.
C
Carl & Polly & Bob (GA)
Guest
Ginny,
It seems like with these kitties, that much of the time where we get screwed up readings that worry us, they don't realize they are "sick" and couldn't care less what the meter says. I always think of this type of thing as a "good thing". :smile:
Carl
It seems like with these kitties, that much of the time where we get screwed up readings that worry us, they don't realize they are "sick" and couldn't care less what the meter says. I always think of this type of thing as a "good thing". :smile:
Carl
Ginny & Alex
Very Active Member
I know, Carl. Watching his behavior, I think, is more indicative of how he feels than the meter reading.
Which makes me sometimes envious of my friends who have diabetic kitties and don't test, but just shoot.
I'll never do this, but sometimes it might be nice to have my head in the sand. :lol:
Which makes me sometimes envious of my friends who have diabetic kitties and don't test, but just shoot.
I'll never do this, but sometimes it might be nice to have my head in the sand. :lol:
Sue and Oliver (GA)
Very Active Member
Head in sand = choking. Not a good way to spend your time. Better to spend it poking!
Ginny & Alex
Very Active Member
Yes Sue, I like your rhyming advice.
- Status