So Abby has been with us for a little over a week now, and her numbers are so wonky I went out and bought a whole new meter (I needed new strips anyway) and sadly this one too is giving me wonky numbers, I know that her 'nadir' (meaning the lowest point in a curve when testing blood sugar levels every two hours through out the duration of the insulin - which in most cases is every 12 hours) is actually at five hours, not six, which can make things tricky.. but several times her glucose levels have gone the 'wrong way'... meaning when it should be going down, it went up, and when it should have been going up it went down. I was really really hoping it was the meter, but it isn't looking like that so I might have to go to the experts over at the FDMB with the data I have to see what they think.. but I want to get a bit more data before I do that.. and considering I'm about to go into a couple of snow days here, I can get that pretty quickly.
Abby is still very happy to be out of the shelter, and thankfully seems to be calming down a bit. She isn't as easy to flinch as she was. She loves to sit right next to you and be patted.. sometimes more than eating - which is saying a lot. She knows that she gets tested first when I show up, so she will jump right back on the couch for me and settle down right next to me in the perfect testing position. She is an easy bleeder too, which is nice. I suppose I am still used to Em, who was harder to get blood from than.. well... a stone. ;)
I have been trying like crazy to try to find her a home but I just don't think there is one out there for her and it breaks my heart.
Poor Abby, she really has it tough. :-(
ReplyDeleteOh, Abby, we hope you can find a home that works for you. The head peep still feels like she didn't do a good enough job for Louie, our diabetic cat who came before, and she is really touched seeing all you are doing for Abby.
ReplyDeleteOh Abby we are all praying for a forever home for you.
ReplyDeleteIt's great Abby is happy with you. I hope someone will take her to her forever home.
ReplyDeletesweet Abby...we hope they can figure out your numbers. we shared around and hope that your peeps realize soon that they need you :)
ReplyDeleteAbby is a very lovely kitty. Hope you manage to get her meds worked out and hope somewhere there is a home for her.
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Poor baby girl. Get better soon and hope you can manage her condition.
ReplyDeleteEmma and Buster
Don't lose hope! Time will help figure it out and I know there's a home out there for her somewhere... - Crepes.
ReplyDeleteI feel so very bad for that sweetie.
ReplyDeleteSweet Abby, there's a forever home out there for you somewhere. We just knows it! Sending adoption vibe purrs for you...PURRS
ReplyDeleteOh sweet Abby, we are purring for your health and for a wonderful forever home that will care for you the way you need it.
ReplyDeleteWe hope you can get Abby regulated...and a home. She so deserves one.
ReplyDeleteOh the poor little mite
ReplyDeleteSweet Abby so beautiful, it is sad that she has the sugar issue and no family has taken her home. We will keep the purrs and prayers going for her. Hugs and nose kisses
ReplyDeleteI hope she can find a home! She sounds like a real sweetie!
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