I'll give him 1.25 tonight. Can I just ask you what is the lowest number that it's safe to shoot on? Would it be dangerous, for example to shoot on a number 3.0 or 4.0 with a small amount of insulin because he's definitely going a lot lower at the moment. He was 3.7 this morning and I just didn't have a clue what to give him so waited nearly 2 hours and he was starving!! I love that his numbers are low, but they can be so scary!!
I know enough to stall and not feed, but I am really nervous about shooting on a low number. I do put details of how he got from low numbers to higher ones, they're in the little black triangles in the corner of his numbers on the spreadsheet, but I'll put them in the notes as well, as probably those little triangles aren't very obvious! I appreciate you replying. Thank you
Thank you very much for that advice. It's made me feel much less worried now if he gets a low number because 5 is the limit and I'm rarely not here all day to monitor so I can keep my eye on him! Very grateful to you.
No problem. At least you see that both she and I agree on you needing to drop your dose a bit going forward.Hi FurBabiesMama, I didn't mean to ignore you, I didn't see your post! It was before MrWorfMen's Mom's post. I'm so sorry.Thank you so much for replying. I waited for 2 hours before I gave him his AMPS and I didn't feed him during that time much to his dismay.
Since there really is only about an hour of 'play' time with giving a dose of ProZinc, it is usually not a good idea to give a shot later than that unless you are going to then adjust your next shot time some. I guess you can just make a call based on the next pre-shot test.
Wonder why it doesn't transfer? It's as plain as day on my spreadsheet. Never mind, will make sure I put all the data on the notes in future. Thanks for telling me.
Pat, comments and notes don't seem to show up for those able to "view only" vs those with editing rights as best as I've been able to determine. You're not the first person and won't the last to have this issue.
Yes you do. She meant we don't. If you did not, that would mean you could not add info to it.
You could always ask Djamila what she did, but most of us are used to looking in the notes column on the spreadsheet for any notes.
You could always ask Djamila what she did, but most of us are used to looking in the notes column on the spreadsheet for any notes.[/QUOTE
I'll use the notes column from now on, because I put those other notes in just to remind myself what I did and it's quicker just to click on them, but I didn't realise that no-one else could see them
I'll use the notes column from now on as it's going to save a lot of confusion if no-one can read what I've written!! I never knew that no-one could see those notes, so thanks for telling meI've seen them show up on some sheets in the past and Djamila's sheet is a bit older so there may be something different going on between older and newer sheets. It may also have something to do with share settings. Going to have to explore that possibility a bit more.
