Deanne, I'm so sorry to hear about your baby. I chose not to transfuse Cricket also, because I didn't really have the money and I didn't want to prolong the inevitable if it was indeed the inevitable. In hindsight, and had I had the 300-400$ (could be less elsewhere), I would have done the transfusion, and treated him with the doxy and Epogen. I would have continued the ImmunoRegulin (Equistim) and started him on Interferon. But things happen for a reason I believe, and Cricket crossed over the bridge. I miss him terribly, but the good Lord has blessed us with another kitten in the past few weeks, who uncannily looks and acts just like Cricket minus one eye (she had an "auto accident" before the people at the shelter found her). I was not conscious of how much like Cricket she is when we adopted her from the shelter, but now that we've had her for a couple of weeks, it's really strange, and I consider it a blessing.
I am glad that MeCa crossed over peacefully. That is a blessing in disguise. Only you and Chelsea know what's best to do. Listen to her and she will let you know what she wants. I am sorry you and Chelsea are going through this right now. Bless you for loving and caring for Chelsea like you do. :) Wendy __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
