Jaye and Chester
Member Since 2010
Morning...
Chester's struggle with the reds is continuing, but I'm sticking to the 2.5 dose, at least until Thursday evening when I'll be looking at three days off.
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That would be lovely...something we'll definitely shoot for. But for right now I'd settle for more than one day in a row with some "blue" skies! Thanks for all the reassurance that I'm going in the right direction. I'll try to be patient and not jump the gun with raising the dose. He's acting perfectly normally, which means constantly searching the house for something to get into.
My husband saw him sleeping yesterday Sunday afternoon and got worried that he wasn't feeling well. I had to tell him to relax, the poor cat had just been playing all afternoon by himself as all the other furbies snoozed. He's got to sleep sometime!
Yes, I still use the AlphaTrak and will at least until the 150 strips that I ordered are gone. ;-) I know it runs higher than human ones, but I still feel that at least I'm comparing apples to apples when I tell my vet the numbers and don't have to convert or do math (hate math!) to figure out the number that they would be seeing on their meter. I do have a nice little collection of other meters, though, including the Precision Xtra for ketones.
Had a mini-heart attack yesterday at pmps...Chester threw a 557!
Called the vet, ready to throw my little 2.5 dose out the window. Then thought twice, checked the meter and found that, yes...it was coded for my dog. Redid the test and got a (still high) 395...the same he had been an hour previously.
Chester's struggle with the reds is continuing, but I'm sticking to the 2.5 dose, at least until Thursday evening when I'll be looking at three days off.
viewtopic.php?f=9&t=24837
Are you not looking for an attempt at remission?
That would be lovely...something we'll definitely shoot for. But for right now I'd settle for more than one day in a row with some "blue" skies! Thanks for all the reassurance that I'm going in the right direction. I'll try to be patient and not jump the gun with raising the dose. He's acting perfectly normally, which means constantly searching the house for something to get into.
My husband saw him sleeping yesterday Sunday afternoon and got worried that he wasn't feeling well. I had to tell him to relax, the poor cat had just been playing all afternoon by himself as all the other furbies snoozed. He's got to sleep sometime!
Yes, I still use the AlphaTrak and will at least until the 150 strips that I ordered are gone. ;-) I know it runs higher than human ones, but I still feel that at least I'm comparing apples to apples when I tell my vet the numbers and don't have to convert or do math (hate math!) to figure out the number that they would be seeing on their meter. I do have a nice little collection of other meters, though, including the Precision Xtra for ketones.
Had a mini-heart attack yesterday at pmps...Chester threw a 557!