thanx all for the great info.   I feel better about my cats being exsposed to 
her but am still concerned as to wether or not she has FIP.  It almost temp 
taking time I'll let you know.
Kristi

> 
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Karolyn Lount)
> Date: 2005/06/12 Sun PM 07:12:39 EDT
> To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
> Subject: Re: FIP
> 
> Hi, If it is FIP you may be in luck as I was. I had 18 FeLV+ cats and
> was fostering a cat that turned out to have FIP and had to be put down.
> I sweated it out for several mos. and I was very lucky that to my
> knowedge none of my cats came down with it. If they did they were able
> to fight it off. My Vet told me it would be a waste of my money to have
> them tested for it. He told me if they did have it there was nothing I
> could do about it. Many cats are able to fight it off and they might end
> up being a carrier. That was 10yrs. ago and todate I have not had a cat
> show signs of having it.
> 
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