09/05 Furball +10.75=76 AMPS=101 +2.25=102 +4=108 +9=128 PMPS=89 +3=128

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  1. carfurby (GA)

    carfurby (GA) Well-Known Member

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    carfurby (GA), Sep 5, 2015
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  2. Anne & Hyde (GA)

    Anne & Hyde (GA) Well-Known Member

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    Wow. Looks like her dose is headed down, down, down. Keep going Furball!!
     
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  3. Andrea&Tennessee (GA)

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    Enjoy your btw time. I am doing the same. I agree .25 is so hard to measure, large or small dose!
     
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  4. purrdydolly

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    I'm so happy you have that problem :D
     
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    Her numbers look great. If she didn't get any her pancreas is really kicking in!:)
     
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  6. Peg and Toby

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    Furball is doing Super.
     
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  7. Marilyn and Polly

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    Looks like Furball just keeps marching along. Even when the dose is "who knows." And I agree. Even with two pair of high-powered reading glasses hanging off my nose, I struggle with those quarter units...1.25 was a chore.

    So happy for you and your girl.

    Marilyn and Polly
     
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  8. CarolynE

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    I feel the same way about my eyes barely focusing on the syringe. I don't think I've had a really good sleep since Martian started on insulin (and I didn't have great sleep patterns beforehand).
    I had more trouble judging the 0.75 dose in the syringe. But I agree that with the 0.25 it sometimes seems like the plunger doesn't move at all when I'm injecting him.

    If you didn't get any insulin in, just think of it as a chance to catch up on your napping :)
     
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  9. Amy&TrixieCat

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    :D:D:D
     
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  10. carfurby (GA)

    carfurby (GA) Well-Known Member

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    I know I got some insulin in the syringe this evening. Getting some sleep really helps my eyes focus better.

    Furball is feeling good this evening. We got some play time in with a shoestring.
     
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  11. Anne & Zener GA

    Anne & Zener GA Well-Known Member

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    Yep, measuring 0.25u is a good problem to have. Go, Furball! :D
    Liz
     
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  12. Michelle and Mannie (GA)

    Michelle and Mannie (GA) Well-Known Member

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    Hi Carla :):coffee:

    WOOT! Another excellent day for Furball! Love those BG's. And I so remember trying to measure doses... the morning one was always the worst, and those quarter doses. I was wondering this AM what dose Furball was on... nice to be at .25! Surf well tonight Furball.

    Hope your day was a good one.
     
    Michelle and Mannie (GA), Sep 5, 2015
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