BG on human meter is 54, 4 hours after shot

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Rachel said:
Looking forward to seeing what number you get tonight!
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Me too. I might stop in at lunch break to check on him. Gosh if we can get through this week with some low numbers, I will feel accomplished. Consider, this is a very super emotional week for me. (going through the loss of my grams 3 years ago, put a toll on my heart. Her anniversary of her death is today. Been super sad and crying most of the week.)
 
Jennifer block said:
Me too. I might stop in at lunch break to check on him. Gosh if we can get through this week with some low numbers, I will feel accomplished. Consider, this is a very super emotional week for me. (going through the loss of my grams 3 years ago, put a toll on my heart. Her anniversary of her death is today. Been super sad and crying most of the week.)
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Don't forget to fill in how many units he got yesterday morning :). Hope you can stay busy today so you won't be sad as much :bighug:
 
Yong said:
Don't forget to fill in how many units he got yesterday morning :). Hope you can stay busy today so you won't be sad as much :bighug:
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I am staying busy, I think keeping my mind on Mufasa is helping. BTW, I got back about 30 min ago from checking his BG. 170!!!!! I filled in the amount from yesterday morning, and my sheet should be up to date now. Now what?
 
Wow! That is so great that he's holding the number down on his own! I still think I would try one unit tonight if he's over 150, but I'm interested if other folks think a bit more or less than that? It's a little tricky to know what dose to try since there is such a change from just a few days ago.

A healthy, non-diabetic cat usually runs between 50-80, with occasional readings up to 120. So while that 170 is a great number, he still has a little ways to go.
 
Djamila said:
Wow! That is so great that he's holding the number down on his own! I still think I would try one unit tonight if he's over 150, but I'm interested if other folks think a bit more or less than that? It's a little tricky to know what dose to try since there is such a change from just a few days ago.

A healthy, non-diabetic cat usually runs between 50-80, with occasional readings up to 120. So while that 170 is a great number, he still has a little ways to go.
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Ok, I will wait for others to see what they say. Should I make new post or keep going with this one? Should we tag a couple of people, like @Yong & @Kris & Teasel.
 
I think that's a good dose. If it's too much, we'll know and can decrease...but considering where he went LAST night on a higher dose at a lower number, I think this will work well. I hate to keep saying this, but you'll be able to get a test or 2 in tonight right?

I'm so sorry to hear about your grandmother. I hope you were able to keep your mind occupied today...it helps some when you can do that. :bighug::bighug:
 
Rachel said:
I think that's a good dose. If it's too much, we'll know and can decrease...but considering where he went LAST night on a higher dose at a lower number, I think this will work well. I hate to keep saying this, but you'll be able to get a test or 2 in tonight right?

I'm so sorry to hear about your grandmother. I hope you were able to keep your mind occupied today...it helps some when you can do that. :bighug::bighug:
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I just did the +2, 152, holding steady!!!! And ill try to stay up for the +4 & +6.
 
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