5/17: Sammy - AMPS 121; +3 131; +5 152; +9 184; PMPS 91; +2 95

[Tina & Sammy]

Yesterday's Condo

Late post today because I have been a bit busy this morning. There is some craziness going on with Sammy's numbers. I am going to assume that it is because there is a possibility that the last two doses, last night and this morning were not measured exactly accurately. I had an issue with my cellular phone and had to take it in to have the screen replaced, so the last two shots were measured using my husbands phone and camera phone. His phone is much larger than mine and my angle looking at the plunger might have been off. That is the only thing that I think would explain these crazy numbers. I hope that is all it is, and now that I have my phone back we can get a more accurate reading. Hopefully Sammy will be back in the green this evening. Oh, and we skipped fluids yesterday. I had meant to do them when we got home from dinner, but I was so stuffed that I didn't feel like it and before I knew it, it was time for bed and I was too tired to get it done. I will probably do fluids this afternoon before PMPS.

I hope everyone is enjoying their Sunday. I am off to take a nap.

 

[tiffmaxee]

How are you measuring with a phone? Just curious. I hope Sammy gives better Sammy numbers tonight.

 

[carfurby (GA)]

I hope Sammy gets back on track soon.

 

[Tina & Sammy]

How are you measuring with a phone? Just curious. I hope Sammy gives better Sammy numbers tonight.

I actually use the camera to zoom in on the syringe and then take a picture of how I measured the dose. This way I can look back at the previous pictures and be certain that I measured it the same way. I have been doing this since before Knit Camp, but when last night and this morning I had to use my husbands phone, which is a iPhone 6Plus, it was a little different feel and I could have possibly had a different angle on the picture. I have an iPhone 5s and it is a lot smaller and I have gotten really good and making sure it is the same angle and distance from the syringe. It also makes me more comfortable when I can go back and look at the dose after I shot it. Before I always use to second guess myself wondering, did I give the right dose. I know others have done this as well, and this way I have photographic proof of exactly what I gave him.