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Squeaky and KT (GA)
Member Since 2011
Each insulin specific insulin group has an approach really due to the size of the group. Lantus/Levemir has a lot of active members daily, same approach is used to let people easily spot potential problems. Single posts drop other posts that might need help further down the list too. If all daily posts are in 1 place, it's easy to find later and easier to see cause of potential issues. Daily posts are highly encouraged.
Smaller insulin specific groups sort of follow that protocol sometimes but I don't know exactly what each one's detail is. Maybe others can give you more details in those...
Smaller insulin specific groups sort of follow that protocol sometimes but I don't know exactly what each one's detail is. Maybe others can give you more details in those...
FurBabiesMama
Member Since 2017
As far as I know, only the Lantus/Levemir group has 'rules' about posting in a specific way - a new post each day with a link to the previous day's post, put the date, cat's name and AMPS in the title, etc. (://www.felinediabetes.com/FDMB/threads/the-basics-new-to-the-lantus-basaglar-levemir-group-start-here.18139/). In the other forums, you just post when you have a new question or issue.
Yong & Maury GA
Member Since 2017
I almost repeated what Lyresa said, lol. I joined in the Prozinc group and usually did monthly posts, which seemed to be the trend at that time. Once a thread hit 2 pages, we'd start a new one. If I didn't have an insulin specific question, then I went to the Main Health forum 
. But as Lyresa stated, it's largely due to Prozinc being a much smaller group compared to L&L 
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. But as Lyresa stated, it's largely due to Prozinc being a much smaller group compared to L&L .
Noah & me (GA)
Member Since 2016
The Lantus/Levemir posts are always very straight forward and to the point. Some of the posts in Feline Health are almost novels. Personally I think it's like talking to a doctor, get to the point please. I used to take my mom to see a specialist and then she'd start talking about how bad the soup was in the cafeteria, you get the point.
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