Diabetes! Ek?


Foster mom is learning all about this Diabetes stuff. Maybe others want to learn too?


Foster Mom was worried that I wouldn't eat my dinner. No food = No insulin. BIG TIME RULE. My numbers were already high, so she really wanted to get insulin into me. So I made sure to lick my nummies all clean!


*Warning* Very bad tripod angle. You basically get to stare at Foster Mom's butt. She's making us post this so we can document how easy the first times went! :)

Our first glucose reading

Our first injection


Tomorrow we will get much better videos of the process! For now I've had a super long busy exciting day. It's sleepy time!


Maybe I'll figure out this dog bed thing all the way tomorrow



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