All's well that ends well. Just wanted to thank those of you who gave me advice and hugs. I was completely stressed out over this, and now that I look at all of the data I "collected," it's obvious it was a site issue, where the cannula was bent or something. It's too bad that I had to let him deal with 24 hours of no insulin before I realized this (mostly because I had JUST changed his site when the numbers started to climb) but, alas....add one more thing that I've learned to the list.
His numbers are fine now - back to regularly scheduled programming. Whatever that is.
I'm sooooo glad to hear that everything turned out ok. Diabetes care is definitely a huge learning curve!
ReplyDeleteLooks like I missed a few things while I was "unplugged". I am so glad that things are improving...and a big cyber (((HUG))) to you Stephanie. Firsts of this kind ARE.NO.FUN. Love ya girl. Chin up!!!
ReplyDeleteHey...sorry I've been MIA...but HI FIVE WOMAN!!!! You did great. You've learned a little sumin' sumin' AND have a happy boy to boot!
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Way to stick with it D-mama! You're doing great. I hate learning by fire...We are on our second bout of flu with Ellie and we sat there staring at her over 500 for hours before we finally figured out how much insulin to give her to keep her somewhere close to range! Now I'm waiting for the storm to pass and the low to happen that gets us from "sick day management" to "normal management"....soooo much fun ain't it?! May sleep and peace come soon and BIG ((hugs)) to you!!!
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