Thank you
Thank you everybody for your efforts in contacting Julie, unfortunately I can't help with the phone because of my location... I don't remember her husband's name neither. At least hope not to hear bad news. Thank you again Paolo
Re: Julie Johnson
No, I don't. Hideyo Yamamoto wrote: You don’t remember her husband’s name, do you? From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of Nina Sent: Friday, March 03, 2006 3:23 PM To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org Subject: Re: Julie Johnson Yes, she's married. Her husband had been having health problems, Diabetes, aneurysms, all sorts of serious issues. That seems like quite a while ago now. I sure hope they're okay. Nina Hideyo Yamamoto wrote: Do you remember if she is married or not – I found Julie Johnson @ anywho.com – this has the same area code as the University – I am not sure if that’s her – but worth a try??? I called but, voice mail came up. I am still on hold with the university (am still on hold) Johnson, Julie 46 River Rd Sterling, CT 06377 860-564-0507
RE: Julie Johnson
I found Julie's most recent email address for the group. It is: [EMAIL PROTECTED] She is apparently still subscribed to FeLVTalk. I hope this helps. Best wishes to all. James G. Wilson - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.felineleukemia.org
RE: Julie Johnson
You don’t remember her husband’s name, do you? From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Nina Sent: Friday, March 03, 2006 3:23 PM To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org Subject: Re: Julie Johnson Yes, she's married. Her husband had been having health problems, Diabetes, aneurysms, all sorts of serious issues. That seems like quite a while ago now. I sure hope they're okay. Nina Hideyo Yamamoto wrote: Do you remember if she is married or not – I found Julie Johnson @ anywho.com – this has the same area code as the University – I am not sure if that’s her – but worth a try??? I called but, voice mail came up. I am still on hold with the university (am still on hold) Johnson, Julie 46 River Rd Sterling, CT 06377 860-564-0507
Re: Julie Johnson
Yes, she's married. Her husband had been having health problems, Diabetes, aneurysms, all sorts of serious issues. That seems like quite a while ago now. I sure hope they're okay. Nina Hideyo Yamamoto wrote: Do you remember if she is married or not – I found Julie Johnson @ anywho.com – this has the same area code as the University – I am not sure if that’s her – but worth a try??? I called but, voice mail came up. I am still on hold with the university (am still on hold) Johnson, Julie 46 River Rd Sterling, CT 06377 860-564-0507
Re: Bandy and Immuno-Regulin
Kerry, I really think you should try the I-R. I had success with it with Ginger when she had a long-term (3 week) bad URI and was not eating, and with Patches when she had pneumonia. And it sounds like Smokey has a similar if not identical problem to Bandy's, with the intermittent fevers and URI signs, and apparently the I-R has worked much better than the antibiotics and steroids. Swollen lymph nodes in the neck can be from bad infection somewhere (when I had mono the glands in my neck were huge) or from lymphoma. Michelle In a message dated 3/3/2006 4:32:07 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Hi Nina, No we haven't used immuno-regulin...His vet doesn't seem to like to use it..She told me that she hadn't had good results with it so I really haven't pushed the issue with it.. His temp has been spiking alot the last week so she told me yesterday to keep using the dex as needed to keep the temp down..He usually gets 1/2 pill weekly, but the last 2 wks, it has been going to over 104.5 every 2 to 3 days...so finally Thurs morning I gave him a whole pill..When we saw the vet on Thurs afternoon, it was 100.5..and he seems to be doing ok today...so far...I think this past leg injury has really caused him some problems over the last 6 months so that may be why the fever keeps going up and down...Nobody seems to know...I still find that really strange... What exactly is the immuno-regulin suppose to do? I will go read some more on it, too..I think I printed some info out on it last yr so it is probably in Bandy's records..If I remember, there is info about it here, too, right?? Hope all your babies are doing well these days.. Best regards to you and your furr-babies, Kerry, Bandy, Buster and Lil Rascal
RE: Julie Johnson
Do you remember if she is married or not – I found Julie Johnson @ anywho.com – this has the same area code as the University – I am not sure if that’s her – but worth a try??? I called but, voice mail came up. I am still on hold with the university (am still on hold) Johnson, Julie 46 River Rd Sterling, CT 06377 860-564-0507 From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Nina Sent: Friday, March 03, 2006 3:01 PM To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org Subject: Re: Julie Johnson Way to hussle Hideyo! Hideyo Yamamoto wrote: I did find "Julie Johnson" as a professional staff at Uconn on thewebsite - I am on hold to see if we can locate her phone number ( I havebeen on hold for 15 mins. Now) -Original Message-From: [EMAIL PROTECTED][mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of NinaSent: Friday, March 03, 2006 2:21 PMTo: felvtalk@felineleukemia.orgSubject: Re: Julie Johnson Hi Paolo,I called Sally Foster to see if she has a phone number, or address for Julie. She's looking around and will call me back. I also wrote to Jen Meyer to see if she had Julie's address from when she sent out the St. Francis medals. She couldn't find it but did some investigating and found the following: [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Update: Found an email from Julie in the leukemia archives thatindicates she works at the University of Connecticut! Their website isdown...but maybe we could check the staff at the university? Please let me and the list know if you get in touch with her,Nina Paolo wrote: Hello everybody, is any of you still in contact with Julie? I haven't heard from hersince December, wrote her in pvt more than once with no results,and I am a bit worried (actually more than a bit). Paolo
Re: Julie Johnson
Way to hussle Hideyo! Hideyo Yamamoto wrote: I did find "Julie Johnson" as a professional staff at Uconn on the website - I am on hold to see if we can locate her phone number ( I have been on hold for 15 mins. Now) -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of Nina Sent: Friday, March 03, 2006 2:21 PM To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org Subject: Re: Julie Johnson Hi Paolo, I called Sally Foster to see if she has a phone number, or address for Julie. She's looking around and will call me back. I also wrote to Jen Meyer to see if she had Julie's address from when she sent out the St. Francis medals. She couldn't find it but did some investigating and found the following: [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Update: Found an email from Julie in the leukemia archives that indicates she works at the University of Connecticut! Their website is down...but maybe we could check the staff at the university? Please let me and the list know if you get in touch with her, Nina Paolo wrote: Hello everybody, is any of you still in contact with Julie? I haven't heard from her since December, wrote her in pvt more than once with no results, and I am a bit worried (actually more than a bit). Paolo
Re: Bandy and Immuno-Regulin
Yes, there is info on the felk website about IR. I looked for info that I saved about it and at first glance came up with one of Kyle's posts about Brissle when she was on it, (pasted below). >From what I understand it is a bacteria (?), that when introduced to their system helps kick their immune response up to fight the, I assume, less harmful threat of the IR. It always made me nervous to try it, but so many seemed to have benefited from it. I wish I had a nickle for the times I've heard, both personally and from others, about things the vets don't think will work that do. I'm not saying your vet isn't good, I'm just saying that there comes a time to try things that you might otherwise not. I'm sorry I didn't try it with Gracie. I ordered it, had it in the house, even made an appointment with the vet to give it to her IV, and then canceled the appointment because my vet didn't believe in it. I don't know, trying to eliminate the "what ifs" before they happen can make us crazy. I just thought I'd put it out there, esp since one of Smokey's problems was continuing fevers. You know how I feel about Pred and even if it seems to be helping, it certainly hasn't resolved anything yet. Please don't misunderstand, I'm not trying to talk you into anything. I just feel for you and hate it when I can't help fix things for those I care about. Much love, Nina <>>> Here's where I bought Immunoregulin myself: http://www.revivalanimal.com/product.asp?pn=31-020&ss=immunoregulin <> Don't worry about the bottle not saying Immunoregulin. EqStim is the same exact thing, Propionibacterium acnes. It's just marketed for horses instead. Here's the manufacturer info: Immunoregulin: http://www.neogen.com/immunoregulin.htm EqStim: http://www.neogen.com/eqstim.htm <>Isn't it cute how they make the pages different to make it look like two different products? The key thing here is the concentration. On the Immunoregulin page: "This immunostimulant is a preparation consisting of 0.4 mg/mL non-viable Propionibacterium acnes suspended in 12.5% ethanol in saline." The EqStim page doesn't tell you that. But the bottle does. And yes, it's the same. I think EqStim is much much cheaper, cause you have to use so much on a horse. <> Dosage for dogs is shown on the Immunoregulin page - .25ml to .50ml for dog up to 15 lbs. We used an exact .5ml on Brissle, who was only 7 lbs. That's the recommended dosage for a cat with FeLV. Injections are IV, twice a week. Brissle didn't have any side effects at that dosage. In fact, she was quite giddy when we got home from the vet. >>
RE: Julie Johnson
I did find "Julie Johnson" as a professional staff at Uconn on the website - I am on hold to see if we can locate her phone number ( I have been on hold for 15 mins. Now) -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Nina Sent: Friday, March 03, 2006 2:21 PM To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org Subject: Re: Julie Johnson Hi Paolo, I called Sally Foster to see if she has a phone number, or address for Julie. She's looking around and will call me back. I also wrote to Jen Meyer to see if she had Julie's address from when she sent out the St. Francis medals. She couldn't find it but did some investigating and found the following: [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Update: Found an email from Julie in the leukemia archives that indicates she works at the University of Connecticut! Their website is down...but maybe we could check the staff at the university? Please let me and the list know if you get in touch with her, Nina Paolo wrote: >Hello everybody, > >is any of you still in contact with Julie? I haven't heard from her >since December, wrote her in pvt more than once with no results, >and I am a bit worried (actually more than a bit). > >Paolo > > > > >
Re: Bandy and Buster updates
Hi Kerry, You must be so upset, you guys have been dealing with problems for so long. I do remember posts about swollen lymph glands, I'm sorry I can't remember specifics. Hopefully whoever has dealt with that will get back to you soon with some help. I wrote you a little while ago asking if Immuno Regulin was one of the things you've tried. If you haven't do you think it might help? Cindy and Smokey have been using it subq instead of the usual IV and it has seemed to help. I'm pulling for you guys. One thing that I'm sure of, Bandy and Buster couldn't be in more loving and responsible hands than yours. As far as pilling someone that stresses over it... The only thing that helps me get through it is to steel myself to the fact that it is necessary and in their best interest. I take off my "Mommy hat" and put on my "nurse's cap". I go at it as matter-of-factly as I can and tell them that the less they struggle the sooner it will be over with. That it WILL get done, so they might as well cooperate. I usually give special treats afterward. Gracie never cared much for food, so her reward was to get some supervised outside play time right after her shot/pills. It got to the point that as soon as I released her she'd run to the back door and wait for me follow. Is there something special you could do for Buster to help the medicine go down easier? Sending prayers that your fellas feel better soon. With love and support, Nina Kerry Roach wrote: Hi everyone, Bandy has been sick the last week or so...the temp has been spiking every 2 or 3 days so I am having to give him dex more than once weekly...So yesterday I took him in as he seemed to be having a problem with his other eye similiar as the last time.. He has an ulcer on it from injury or well, not sure so he is on drops.. He seemed to be hurting all over so he got an adequan shot for possible inflammation in his leg..After we got home from the vet, he seemed to feel much better...He also got a B vit injection. We checked his PCV while there and it is 25 down from 27 in Dec...but we are really pleased that it is holding in the 20's. His total protein was 7.2 which is also good.. Buster isn't doing well today either...His last blood work was good though..I posted it awhile back..PCV was up to 27, I think...He is eating very good and drinking as usual..I am concerned now as the lymph nodes or something is so swollen in his neck that I have a call in to the vet now...They are the size of grapes..Anyone know anything about this...I am concerned that he could have lymphoma...He is on 20 mg of pred a day...and I have put him back on baytril...He doesn't seem to have a temp though...I just noticed this on Thurs when I got back from the doctor with Bandy..He has an appt on Sat. morning...Now that he feels better, he is so hard to medicate..He fights it all the way...and I really hate to stress him out, but I know he needs his meds.He won't eat them in his food...so I don't know what to do...other than just do it..then we both get stressed..Guess you all have been there so any suggestions on making this easier would be appreciated.. Hoping all your kitties are doing well today...Thank you all for your support.. Kerry, Bandy, Buster and Lil Rascal Yahoo! Mail Bring photos to life! New PhotoMail makes sharing a breeze.
Re: Bandy and Buster updates
Have you tried Bandy on immuno-regulin? Smokey was having the same problem with fevers and so far these shots have helped him. He has gone 2 weeks now without a fever? Now I give him 2 shots a week subq. Cindy --- Kerry Roach <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi everyone, > Bandy has been sick the last week or so...the temp > has been spiking every 2 or 3 days so I am having to > give him dex more than once weekly...So yesterday I > took him in as he seemed to be having a problem with > his other eye similiar as the last time.. > He has an ulcer on it from injury or well, not > sure so he is on drops.. He seemed to be hurting all > over so he got an adequan shot for possible > inflammation in his leg..After we got home from the > vet, he seemed to feel much better...He also got a B > vit injection. We checked his PCV while there and it > is 25 down from 27 in Dec...but we are really > pleased that it is holding in the 20's. His total > protein was 7.2 which is also good.. > Buster isn't doing well today either...His last > blood work was good though..I posted it awhile > back..PCV was up to 27, I think...He is eating very > good and drinking as usual..I am concerned now as > the lymph nodes or something is so swollen in his > neck that I have a call in to the vet now...They are > the size of grapes..Anyone know anything about > this...I am concerned that he could have > lymphoma...He is on 20 mg of pred a day...and I have > put him back on baytril...He doesn't seem to have a > temp though...I just noticed this on Thurs when I > got back from the doctor with Bandy..He has an appt > on Sat. morning...Now that he feels better, he is so > hard to medicate..He fights it all the way...and I > really hate to stress him out, but I know he needs > his meds.He won't eat them in his food...so I don't > know what to do...other than just do it..then we > both get stressed..Guess you all have been there so > any suggestions on making this easier would be > appreciated.. > Hoping all your kitties are doing well > today...Thank you all for your support.. > Kerry, Bandy, Buster and Lil Rascal > > > - > Yahoo! Mail > Bring photos to life! New PhotoMail makes sharing a > breeze. __ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
Re: Bandy and Immuno-Regulin
Hi Nina, No we haven't used immuno-regulin...His vet doesn't seem to like to use it..She told me that she hadn't had good results with it so I really haven't pushed the issue with it.. His temp has been spiking alot the last week so she told me yesterday to keep using the dex as needed to keep the temp down..He usually gets 1/2 pill weekly, but the last 2 wks, it has been going to over 104.5 every 2 to 3 days...so finally Thurs morning I gave him a whole pill..When we saw the vet on Thurs afternoon, it was 100.5..and he seems to be doing ok today...so far...I think this past leg injury has really caused him some problems over the last 6 months so that may be why the fever keeps going up and down...Nobody seems to know...I still find that really strange... What exactly is the immuno-regulin suppose to do? I will go read some more on it, too..I think I printed some info out on it last yr so it is probably in Bandy's records..If I remember, there is info about it here, too, right?? Hope all your babies are doing well these days.. Best regards to you and your furr-babies, Kerry, Bandy, Buster and Lil Rascal Yahoo! Mail Use Photomail to share photos without annoying attachments.
Bandy and Buster updates
Hi everyone, Bandy has been sick the last week or so...the temp has been spiking every 2 or 3 days so I am having to give him dex more than once weekly...So yesterday I took him in as he seemed to be having a problem with his other eye similiar as the last time.. He has an ulcer on it from injury or well, not sure so he is on drops.. He seemed to be hurting all over so he got an adequan shot for possible inflammation in his leg..After we got home from the vet, he seemed to feel much better...He also got a B vit injection. We checked his PCV while there and it is 25 down from 27 in Dec...but we are really pleased that it is holding in the 20's. His total protein was 7.2 which is also good.. Buster isn't doing well today either...His last blood work was good though..I posted it awhile back..PCV was up to 27, I think...He is eating very good and drinking as usual..I am concerned now as the lymph nodes or something is so swollen in his neck that I have a call in to the vet now...They are the size of grapes..Anyone know anything about this...I am concerned that he could have lymphoma...He is on 20 mg of pred a day...and I have put him back on baytril...He doesn't seem to have a temp though...I just noticed this on Thurs when I got back from the doctor with Bandy..He has an appt on Sat. morning...Now that he feels better, he is so hard to medicate..He fights it all the way...and I really hate to stress him out, but I know he needs his meds.He won't eat them in his food...so I don't know what to do...other than just do it..then we both get stressed..Guess you all have been there so any suggestions on making this easier would be appreciated.. Hoping all your kitties are doing well today...Thank you all for your support.. Kerry, Bandy, Buster and Lil Rascal Yahoo! Mail Bring photos to life! New PhotoMail makes sharing a breeze.
Re: Julie Johnson
Hi Paolo, I called Sally Foster to see if she has a phone number, or address for Julie. She's looking around and will call me back. I also wrote to Jen Meyer to see if she had Julie's address from when she sent out the St. Francis medals. She couldn't find it but did some investigating and found the following: [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Update: Found an email from Julie in the leukemia archives that indicates she works at the University of Connecticut! Their website is down...but maybe we could check the staff at the university? Please let me and the list know if you get in touch with her, Nina Paolo wrote: Hello everybody, is any of you still in contact with Julie? I haven't heard from her since December, wrote her in pvt more than once with no results, and I am a bit worried (actually more than a bit). Paolo
CLS kids for Belinda
Jack - January 21. Tested negative (but vet suspects feleuk in bone marrow) Cheyenne - Feb. 8. Positive Sweet Willy Brown - Feb 9. Tested negative (but vet suspects feleuk in marrow) Mr. Kitty - Feb. 18 Negative RedMan - Feb. 18 Negative Thank you for doing the list - it means so much to be able to look back and remember my babies and see their names there. Hugs to Bailey and you, too.
Re: IMPORTANT - CLS Service Furkids
Thanks Nina!! -- Belinda Happiness is being owned by cats ... Be-Mi-Kitties ... http://www.bemikitties.com Post Adoptable FeLV/FIV/FIP Cats/Kittens http://adopt.bemikitties.com FeLV Candle Light Service http://www.bemikitties.com/cls HostDesign4U.com (affordable hosting & web design) http://HostDesign4U.com --- BMK Designs (non-profit web sites) http://bmk.bemikitties.com
Re: IMPORTANT - CLS Service Furkids
Hang in there Belinda. Keep positive, the two of you will see this through together. You have formed a bond that has enormous healing powers. Much love to you through these tough times. Keep visualizing Bailey's energy picking up. Send him energy through your hands and heart. See him in your minds eye slowly making progress back to health. What wonderful news that he's begun to put on weight, that's definitely a good sign! Sending prayers and healing light, Nina Belinda Sauro wrote: Hi All, As you probably have noticed I have gotten waaay behind on the CLS service and would like to get it updated. I have about 300 emails in my inbox with all of the CLS kitties I missed mixed in them, so could everyone that has lost a furchild please resend them to me so I can get them all posted? Please be sure and put the date of their passing and whether they are FeLV+ or not, thanks everyone. Bailey is about the same, still pretty lethargic and no energy. He does have a good day every once in a while where he is more active and moves around a bit more. He gets bloodwork again on the 6th of March and hopefully his HCT is continuing to improve. He is very slowly but steadily gaining weight, he is up to 8.9.5 now, I just wish we could figure out what will put the FeLV virus back into dormancy so Bailey could feel good and be his happy, bouncy little self again.
IMPORTANT - CLS Service Furkids
Hi All, As you probably have noticed I have gotten waaay behind on the CLS service and would like to get it updated. I have about 300 emails in my inbox with all of the CLS kitties I missed mixed in them, so could everyone that has lost a furchild please resend them to me so I can get them all posted? Please be sure and put the date of their passing and whether they are FeLV+ or not, thanks everyone. Bailey is about the same, still pretty lethargic and no energy. He does have a good day every once in a while where he is more active and moves around a bit more. He gets bloodwork again on the 6th of March and hopefully his HCT is continuing to improve. He is very slowly but steadily gaining weight, he is up to 8.9.5 now, I just wish we could figure out what will put the FeLV virus back into dormancy so Bailey could feel good and be his happy, bouncy little self again. -- Belinda Happiness is being owned by cats ... Be-Mi-Kitties ... http://www.bemikitties.com Post Adoptable FeLV/FIV/FIP Cats/Kittens http://adopt.bemikitties.com FeLV Candle Light Service http://www.bemikitties.com/cls HostDesign4U.com (affordable hosting & web design) http://HostDesign4U.com --- BMK Designs (non-profit web sites) http://bmk.bemikitties.com
RE: OT - my feleuk + Katrina kitty
Thank you! Getting ready to send!Chris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Its me... [EMAIL PROTECTED] Chris [EMAIL PROTECTED] -Original Message-From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Susan LoeschSent: Friday, March 03, 2006 2:40 PMTo: felvtalk@felineleukemia.orgSubject: OT - my feleuk + Katrina kittyI can't remember who it was who is working to reunite animals and knew of some missing feleuk kitties from New Orleans - I have pictures to send to you of my feleuk+ calico, Katie Glenn, but can't find what I did with the email with contact info! Please contact me again! Susan
RE: OT - my feleuk + Katrina kitty
Title: Message Its me... [EMAIL PROTECTED] Chris [EMAIL PROTECTED] -Original Message-From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Susan LoeschSent: Friday, March 03, 2006 2:40 PMTo: felvtalk@felineleukemia.orgSubject: OT - my feleuk + Katrina kittyI can't remember who it was who is working to reunite animals and knew of some missing feleuk kitties from New Orleans - I have pictures to send to you of my feleuk+ calico, Katie Glenn, but can't find what I did with the email with contact info! Please contact me again! Susan
OT - my feleuk + Katrina kitty
I can't remember who it was who is working to reunite animals and knew of some missing feleuk kitties from New Orleans - I have pictures to send to you of my feleuk+ calico, Katie Glenn, but can't find what I did with the email with contact info! Please contact me again! Susan
Re: Second guesses...
Hey Becca, Keep in mind that you are going through a process that every single person goes through when they lose someone they love. And I think when we are in charge of caring for a loved one, it may even be more difficult because we are put in a position of making choices and decisions that either make things better or worse, which is one of life's unfair lessons. Second guessing is very normal, and you will eventually come out of most of it. The important thing to remember when you are second guessing is that you made ALL your decisions out of love, and Paassht knew that. Even if a decision would have given her one more day, it might have been a bad day for Paassht, you know? She might have been in pain. So her passing came when it was supposed to come and you had no control over that. We'll never be able to make all the right choices because we don't have full disclosure. Seek peace Becca and try to find comfort in your memories and love of Paassht. Go easy on yourself. I found that time has been my best ally in grieving over Cricket. Take care, :) Wendy --- Becca DuBose <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I suppose it's normal to second guess every choice, > everything I did or didn't do. > > Starting with the reading I should have done months > if not years ago. Paassht developed Horner's > syndrome in October 2004. I read today that this > may be a sign of mediastinal lymphoma > (http://maxshouse.com/Oncology/feline_lymphoma_and_leukemias.htm). > Paassht was a very active cat - we frequently > remarked upon her "eternal kittenhood" - and she was > still very healthy at that time with no other signs > of illness. > > I've been agonizing over not giving her a dose of > prednisone (prescribed by her regular vet on Monday) > on Monday night. I was going to wait until Tuesday > because I thought she'd had enough stress for one > day. I also wasn't sure I could safely give her a > pill, even a tiny half tablet. I just can't stop > wondering if it could have had any effect on the > fluid buildup. > > Add to that some regrets over taking her somewhere > unfamiliar, to a doctor who didn't really know her. > They offered to call our regular vet and now I wish > I'd had them do so. I would feel much better > knowing her regular doctor concurred. > > Becca > > Missing Paassht > http://paassht.blogspot.com/ > > > __ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
Michelle/AOL
I agree with you and the others, Michelle. I do think signing our group onto the petition would be a good idea. It certainly wouldn't hurt. :) Wendy __ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
