No, because she is unwilling to talk to vets who have used it with
success. She thinks they are either
shilling for the company or are not practicing ethically.
I actually think my vet is gifted and will continue to use her for my
Scotties. She has tried a
variety of 'out of the box' remedies for MeMe and I think she feels
defeated by Felv. I am the one
who is willing to pay for a "wing and a prayer" and I only ask that
she is open to a remote possibility,
and she is not.
To date, I have brought MeMe back from the brink with her help, and I
will continue to use Interferon and
the remedies that she has recommended, but I want to have access to
every bag of tricks, if and when
I need them.
I understand and respect your position, MC.
Jane
On Sep 8, 2009, at 12:33 PM, MaryChristine wrote:
so you're dumping your vet because she's acting in a professional
manner?
On Mon, Sep 7, 2009 at 10:47 PM, Jane Lyons
<j.ly...@mindspring.com> wrote:
This is such great news about Autumn and hopefully good news for
all of our
kitties. Please keep us updated on her
progress. I want to be able to keep these reports for my vet
(about to be
former vet) who has been so adamant
about the lack of testing and science and so hostile to the Imulan
company.
Jane
On Sep 7, 2009, at 2:17 PM, Alice Flowers wrote:
I am so glad to hear that she is holding her own! I have asked my
vet if
she would consider trying the Imulan and she agreed. She has set
up her
account with them last week and hopefully will be able to place
an order in
the next week. Since rescuing 5 feral kittens last year (Oct 08)
plus a
bonus FeLV that was tossed into the feral colony, we have lost the 4
brothers in the past 5 months, only one barely made it to a year
old. We
still have the tabby sister, Rosie and the bonus kitty-Murphy. We
had
attempted a transfusion with the second one, with not so good
results-he was
euthanized after having a reaction during the procedure. We quit
counting
after 6 grand. This has been a long, heartbreaking journey. With
only the 2
cats left and they are just a tad over a year old, we can't give
up. Reading
about Autumn has given us hope that there is something out there
that will
help. We already are giving the Interferon Alpha 2x a day. Rosie
and Murphy
appear
healthy, bright and shiny, playful-but so did her brothers until
they
just crashed fast. Maybe in Rosie's case it may be the female
gene-her
mother is still alive and feral, we TNR'd he last year and she
has always
appeared healthy-in fact since her spay, has become filled out and
relaxed-we can even pet her on occaison. I have so much hope that
the Imulan
will help us-we are going to follow the once a week for a month
on the
injections and see where how it goes.
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