5/18 Biscuits amps 433 R-0.5 R+1 413 R+2 374 R+3 343+6 314 +9.5 369pmps 398+2 412
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Amanda and a Loudogg
Member Since 2017
Good morning Sandie! No blacks at all yesterday, that's awesome! I see you gave R this morning, hopefully he comes down well for you. I hope you both have a wonderful day!
Jerry dutchboy
Member Since 2019
Go Biscuit Go. Lets have a great day for Mom.
No black yesterday!! A victory!!! Just checking in before we leave for the day.
Good job this morning. Remember, if he starts up after +6, you can give him R again but then don’t give it tonight.
Have a great day. Think yellow, Biscuits!
Good job this morning. Remember, if he starts up after +6, you can give him R again but then don’t give it tonight.
Have a great day. Think yellow, Biscuits!
Mollycat
Member Since 2019
Thanks
I hope not to have to give it later. He's real proud of himself. Getting very sassy!!!
Have a good day!
Krystina & Nelli
Member Since 2018
Jerry dutchboy
Member Since 2019
Love that he's getting sassy, he must be feeling so much better. You're doing a phenomenal job Sandie. Keep it up Biscuits!
Mollycat
Member Since 2019
I appreciate the support!
I spoke with my vet ,updated her on the process with TR and R insulin . She was impressed and said I was doing an awesome job. I told her I was following the protocol for high dose conditions on the forum. Sadly it was all new to her ..at least I have her support!
I spoke with my vet ,updated her on the process with TR and R insulin . She was impressed and said I was doing an awesome job. I told her I was following the protocol for high dose conditions on the forum. Sadly it was all new to her ..at least I have her support!
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Just a reminder to increase to 17u tomorrow morning and don’t give R.
Have a great evening!
Have a great evening!
Mollycat
Member Since 2019
Super day today.Just a reminder to increase to 17u tomorrow morning and don’t give R.
Have a great evening!
Good luck with the Lantus increase. Looking forward to more yellow and more distance away from black.
Most vets have no idea how to diagnose high dose conditions, much less how to handle their dosing. It’s great you have the vet’s support on this. She will be learning too.
Most vets have no idea how to diagnose high dose conditions, much less how to handle their dosing. It’s great you have the vet’s support on this. She will be learning too.