AliceMeowliss (GA)
Member Since 2019
thank you, thank you, the support has been so important to me, like nearly everyone faced with that diagnosis (hey, this hit me harder than when I got my own cancer diagnosis 6 years ago) -- stress, worry, sympathetic cringing, frustration that I can't make it better NOW, and having to fight with my emotional support animal and cuddle bug, less vitamin P (purr), and the intense desire to learn all I can to help
I think you described all the things I went through, too. Some days I do all over again. I think we all know.

I imagine the vet's numbers won't match mine since she'll probably be using a pet meter and mine tests humans -- had to laugh, in putting away the syringe after the shot, I pricked myself, got a nice round blood droplet, so what the hey, shoved another test strip in the meter and got MY result (115, not bad since I'd already eaten half of my own dinner, LOL) .. now wouldn't it be great if Catcat's lancet ear prick produced as nice a drop as his smaller syringe needle did on the side of my palm (thumb side)-- I barely felt it, didn't think anything til I saw the blood well up
I brought my meter along to the vet once so we could test the same bleed with her alphatrak 2 and my freestyle lite and see how the numbers compared.
Alice is always way higher and more stressed at the vet.
And when I was learning to use my meter, I tested it on myself more than once, for practice. Lol.

loves