Worried-----Argggh!

I've been checking Michael's BG for about a week now and he seems to be all over the scale. Right now i'm using Novolin N as i'm on a fixed income. The first of the month I will be able to switch over to Lantus (although the pharmacy wasn't sure how long it would take to get it to me - 2 weeks up to 2 months). He is still walking down on his hocks.

I had him into my vet yesterday so we could compare glucometers and there was a big difference. The first reading (pre-shot) was 564 on vet's and 443 on mine. Second test was 5 hrs later and vet was 60 and mine was 36. I just about had a cow. Vet gave him something to eat. Micheal has never shown that low before. I gave him more food when I brought him home and watched him like a hawk.

On top of that I couldn't take any more readings as I couldn't find the meter. Found it this morning - it seems a certain young cat discovered a new toy to play with. It stays zipped in it's case from now on.

 

Also I am unable to access your spread sheet to look at it.

 

My name is Julia and my fur son is Magellan, I understand your limitations as I am also fixed income. When Magellan started his dance he was also on Novolin n as well, what is the meter you are using?

 

I'm using the ReliOn Micro. Not sure why you can't access the sheet though.

 

We know that human glucometers generally read lower than veterinary lab machines. See my signature link Glucometer Notes for more information.

 

It says I need permission... weird

 

@TreySpot check to make sure that you clicked publish to the web, and then make sure it is the entire document, and republish when changes are made is selected.

 

Thank you Rhonda, hope I got it right now.

 

It is still saying I need to request access.

 

Try clicking the Share button in the upper right, and using that link.