Heike & BInie
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Good evening,
what a day. Today I witnessed the rather spectecular death of the sensor.
Yesterday I felt that the sensor was not working properly any more after days of working very well. Binies bg went down at unusual times and it had nothing to do with her lying on the sensor, which seems to be our summer problem as she spents lots of time lying flat on one side. Maybe the sensor becomes loose by lying on it too often?
So yesterday I started to do ear pokes whenever she lets me. This morning I had to work and I did an ear poke before I had to go in a virtual team meeting. As her bg was 289 on the Accu check, I was quite relaxed and the sensor was in an equal range. Suddenly her bg started to go down quickly on the reader, even though she was not lying on the sensor. At the end of my meeting she was at LO and I have to admit, even though I knew that these numbers can't be real, I felt quite stressed.
So far I always went to the vet for the change because we always had something going on anyway and after a failed attempt to change it myself a few month ago, I haven't had the courage to try it myself anymore. But today I decided to give it another try and it worked without problems. I spent only 10 minutes of my lunchbreak on it. Binie was super relaxed when I shaved and prepped everything. When I placed the sensor it seems she was a little shocked and she hissed at me but that was it.
Unfortunately I chose another place, where she is lying on and we had some pressure lows with sensor errors after it today. The only good place is very near the spine but I am scared to hurt her. The young vet did it two sensors ago and it worked perfectly but maybe it was risky.
Because of all that, I am not sure how her nadirs are. We saw some blue numbers at the libre but because I was not sure if they are for real, I did not put them in the ss. I hope the sensor is working properly the next days, even though we will see some lower numbers if she is lying on the sensor but than I just leave them out.
Hope everyone has a relaxed evening and a safe surf!


Good evening,
what a day. Today I witnessed the rather spectecular death of the sensor.

So yesterday I started to do ear pokes whenever she lets me. This morning I had to work and I did an ear poke before I had to go in a virtual team meeting. As her bg was 289 on the Accu check, I was quite relaxed and the sensor was in an equal range. Suddenly her bg started to go down quickly on the reader, even though she was not lying on the sensor. At the end of my meeting she was at LO and I have to admit, even though I knew that these numbers can't be real, I felt quite stressed.
So far I always went to the vet for the change because we always had something going on anyway and after a failed attempt to change it myself a few month ago, I haven't had the courage to try it myself anymore. But today I decided to give it another try and it worked without problems. I spent only 10 minutes of my lunchbreak on it. Binie was super relaxed when I shaved and prepped everything. When I placed the sensor it seems she was a little shocked and she hissed at me but that was it.

Unfortunately I chose another place, where she is lying on and we had some pressure lows with sensor errors after it today. The only good place is very near the spine but I am scared to hurt her. The young vet did it two sensors ago and it worked perfectly but maybe it was risky.
Because of all that, I am not sure how her nadirs are. We saw some blue numbers at the libre but because I was not sure if they are for real, I did not put them in the ss. I hope the sensor is working properly the next days, even though we will see some lower numbers if she is lying on the sensor but than I just leave them out.
Hope everyone has a relaxed evening and a safe surf!


