Yippee!!!! Back on track, woohoo! In your SS, I'd put the 240 where you gave 0.2 as your PS, and put the +12, +14, etc. in the notes, then you can put the dose in the dose column so it's clear the 191 is after a shot. Pretty cool overall though! I would have gone with maybe a fat 0.6, but no worries, we'll see what happens! I wonder if the wonkiness is that when there is enough insulin on board his pancreas is really running with it, vs. if not quite enough his pancreas dozes off, and thus the big contrast in different cycles. Just a guess. The secret (I have read, never succeeded with it myself) is to give enough insulin to support their pancreas but not overwhelm it. So you don't want to shoot too low and have the pancreas have to do a lot of work when it still needs some healing time, but of course you don't want to shoot too heavy either.
Have you experimented with feeding as a way to bring #s down? Some people have success when they have an apparent sputtering pancreas and some longer duration & stuff going on, with feeding on a lower PS, like a 140 or something, and then seeing if the #s come down on their own after that. If not and the #s are rising then you know to go ahead and give insulin, vs. if the #s come down then you wait and see how the pancreas goes it from there (but definitely you want to give insulin if the PS is over 200, they usually don't come down on their own from #s like that). I doubt Mr. P is really ready to take over since the dose is still not micro, but ya' never know! Sometimes you will see a rapid dose decrease path (like maybe what you saw from 2u down to this level) down to something like 0.2 or even lower before they kick the habit, or sometimes they just go it on their own all of a sudden. Or sometimes they never do, hard to say. Which doesn't really help I know
mostly to say anything can happen really, so get set to stay on your toes, LOL!
