Megan.. You have taken 9 units of correction today and seen no movement in your BG's... if you are happy that your ratio's are correct for breakfast / lunch then I think you can probably afford to increase your Lantus by a further 10 units... how you split this you will have to work out what's best.
If you have been running consistently high blood glucose then you can 'feel' weak even if you blood glucose is still high this is normal and will fade with time.. I would suggest that you need to be more aggressive with your corrections.. if after 2 hours you see no change inject more rapid until they come down.. just be-careful when you have multiple or 'staked' rapid injections going.. you will need to monitor your blood glucose carefully test at-least once / hour whilst you get them under control. Also remember as you increase your Lantus over the next few days you will probably need to correct less..
If you have been running consistently high blood glucose then you can 'feel' weak even if you blood glucose is still high this is normal and will fade with time.. I would suggest that you need to be more aggressive with your corrections.. if after 2 hours you see no change inject more rapid until they come down.. just be-careful when you have multiple or 'staked' rapid injections going.. you will need to monitor your blood glucose carefully test at-least once / hour whilst you get them under control. Also remember as you increase your Lantus over the next few days you will probably need to correct less..