10/29 Oberon PMPS 495 (1.5 U R), +2 451, +4 449

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  1. Lisa & Oberon

    Lisa & Oberon Well-Known Member

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    carfurby (GA) Well-Known Member

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    They do like to keep us guessing. I hope Oberon slides down today.
     
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  3. Lisa & Oberon

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    Shooting back up very fast... 306 at +2 and 411 at +4. I'm trying something slightly different- midcycle R at +4 instead of waiting until +6 when he'll likely be much higher. Hoping to nip this in the bud. The R nadir should hit at about +8, after the Lantus nadir, though even if they both hit at the same time it's not likely to bring him too low.
     
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    As always....wishing you the best with the R:bighug:.
     
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  5. Lisa & Oberon

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    Looks like that midcycle R held the bounce back for a bit, but here he goes again. Hoping 1.5 U will help bring him back down.
     
  6. Wendy&Neko

    Wendy&Neko Senior Member Moderator

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    Just a thought on mid cycle R earlier. If you give at L+4, the R will finish it's action around L+8 ish, leaving still 4 hours that the L has to do the heavy lifting. But later in the L cycle it's after nadir, the Lantus effect is waning already so it's harder for it to fight those numbers. If you give the R at +6, then it's only a couple hours that L has to do the heavy lifting. Of course it's a trade-off, cause giving R later mid cycle gives the bounce a little more room to grow before the R starts it's action.

    Anyway, an experiment gives you the opportunity to see how the R and L work together and see what works best.
     
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  7. Lisa & Oberon

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    Yeah, I was hoping giving the R a little earlier would keep the bounce from getting too big to begin with. It did for a while, but once it wore off, boom. Next time I'll see what happens if I wait until +6 during a big bounce. I suspect the long term solution is going to be to increase the L...

    Which brings up another question... this is cycle 6 at 9.0 U of Lantus. One dip so far at this dose, but not as long or low as his other dips. Hold another cycle or two, or go ahead and increase tomorrow?
     
  8. Wendy&Neko

    Wendy&Neko Senior Member Moderator

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    His dips have just been high blues, unless you see greens tonight, I think you are good for the increase.
     
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  9. Lisa & Oberon

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    Morning data for reference: +8 154, AMPS 205/0.6, +2 306, +4 411 (1.25 U R), +6 378, +8.5 369

    OK... 9.5 U starting tomorrow.
     

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