12/14 Oberon PMPS 98, +1 117, +2 122, +3 101, +4.5 101

Big drop at +4... either I need to drop the R dose back to 0.25 or he's starting an actual dip. Guess I'll find out in a couple of hours.
 
He does seem to like to bounce for a couple days before dropping again. Something to keep in mind. You want to try to avoid R when a bounce is clearing - just adds to the downward momentum.

Hold it steady there Oberon. :D
 
Yeah, it's just been hard to tell when the bounce is going to break. Last time he stayed up for about 5 cycles. This is cycle 3 so I figured I had another cycle or two before he dropped.

57 at +6.5; getting a bit of 20% now and I'll check again at +7. Reduction earned, pretty much right on schedule going by when he got his last one. New dose 4.0 U.

(Looking at it, reductions seem to come 6 cycles after the last one, regardless of when the bounce started. But that last reduction interval was a lot longer (10 cycles), so it threw me off.)
 
I was just looking at all the different number crunching and analysis on your ss - you have a knack .

Based on the data you have collected, could you figure out how may hours Oberon has spent in the 'healing zone' (under 120) in the past 7 days and then compare it the 7 days before that?
 
Sandy and Black Kitty said:
I was just looking at all the different number crunching and analysis on your ss - you have a knack .

Based on the data you have collected, could you figure out how may hours Oberon has spent in the 'healing zone' (under 120) in the past 7 days and then compare it the 7 days before that?
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Ooo... not a bad idea. I've been eyeballing how much time he's spending under 300, but haven't really quantified it yet. I'll play with it as soon as I finish grading my exams (or sooner if I want a distraction).
 
The rest of the morning data: +6.5 57, +7 58, +7.5 61, +8 72, +8.5 84, +9 76, +10 99, +11 93

98 at PMPS. Looks like he may hang out here for a bit; he's holding steady even though he hasn't been fed since +9. He's getting the new dose (4 U) tonight.
 
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