MollynSkooter
Member Since 2014
Yellow and Blue and Green, oh my!
Growl to the pink! Just two little mg/dL less and we could have started out our day in the sunshiny yellow, darn it! But I am guessing this isn't necessarily a BAD bounce...he used to jump WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY up (high 300s to low 400s), and now, even when he is bouncing, its not that bad. I am also thinking he wanted me to be able to work without freaking out too much, awfully thoughtful of him.
I should be home by +6 to see where he is at. I am hoping for a lovely blue number by that time as that would indicate a nice slow slide, at least I think it does. He seems to be doing pretty well and I am wondering if some of what I am seeing is just his age setting in. As for me, I am a weeeeee bit on the exhausted side and just not feeling 100% on my game. I am guessing it might be due to the weight gain since Skooter's diagnosis. I have not really been able to find a healthy balance of work, checking on Skooter and having a life of my own (which would include grocery shopping, going to the gym, and just getting out of the house). As of late, life seems to be work, MAYBE a quick dinner with someone on the way home from work, but spend the rest of the time at home monitoring and testing Skooter. I will go out for supplies for him, but that is about it. I know I need to find a better balance for Skooter and myself....I just get worried leaving him.
Growl to the pink! Just two little mg/dL less and we could have started out our day in the sunshiny yellow, darn it! But I am guessing this isn't necessarily a BAD bounce...he used to jump WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY up (high 300s to low 400s), and now, even when he is bouncing, its not that bad. I am also thinking he wanted me to be able to work without freaking out too much, awfully thoughtful of him.
I should be home by +6 to see where he is at. I am hoping for a lovely blue number by that time as that would indicate a nice slow slide, at least I think it does. He seems to be doing pretty well and I am wondering if some of what I am seeing is just his age setting in. As for me, I am a weeeeee bit on the exhausted side and just not feeling 100% on my game. I am guessing it might be due to the weight gain since Skooter's diagnosis. I have not really been able to find a healthy balance of work, checking on Skooter and having a life of my own (which would include grocery shopping, going to the gym, and just getting out of the house). As of late, life seems to be work, MAYBE a quick dinner with someone on the way home from work, but spend the rest of the time at home monitoring and testing Skooter. I will go out for supplies for him, but that is about it. I know I need to find a better balance for Skooter and myself....I just get worried leaving him.
QUESTION TIME confused_cat
Skooter has been doing GREAT on his new diet (knock on wood) and the chicken seems to be a big hit. I am wondering, just to give him some variety, if it would be ok if I slowly introduced another protein at this smaller mid meals, just to see if he likes them. Or do I stick with the chicken until he doesn't like it anymore? I have read in some condos how some cats turn up their noses to certain proteins depending on their mood. As of yet, Skooter has ate anything I have put in front of him, but I have only given him one option. Would I end up hurting myself by introducing a new protein as he may then decide to get picky or should I not worry too much since he seems to enjoy his chicken that he gets?