Victoza for People with Type 1 Diabetes? (Continued)  When I
finally started in August, I was a little nervous.  There are
three approved doses with Victoza: 0.6, 1.2, and 1.8 milligrams
(mg). I was motivated to lower my A1C, to reduce the variability
in my blood glucose, to feel better, and to lose weight. But I
never dreamt that all those things would actually happen — and
in my case, so fast.  At any rate, I took my first Victoza dose
of 0.6 mg. I felt nothing. No change in my blood glucose.
Though the instructions said to take 0.6 mg for one week, I
ignored that and the next day I took 1.2 mg. What can I say? I'm
an impatient patient. Well, I threw up the entire night!  I
guess I'm stubborn as well, because when I looked at the pen the
next day, I noticed I could take 0.6 mg again or that I could
take a tiny bit more — there were five clicks to the pen between
0.6 mg and 1.2 mg. Presumably, the first click was 0.7 mg, the
following 0.8 mg, etc. My doctor had told me to take 0.6 mg for
a week, so I did th