date:20060628

Thanks, I appreciate that; it's good to know that someone else knows 
what I'm going through.  This is my first FelV kitty, so all y'all's 
Email have been a real education for me, and I also appreciate the 
support from everyone.


Julia

On Wednesday, June 28, 2006, at 11:06  PM, wendy wrote:


Julia,

I am so, so sorry that Samantha is having a hard time
breathing.  As a kitty parent, that is SO hard to
watch.  You feel so helpless and hurt for your baby.
I will pray that she crosses soon so that she is out
of pain.  I haven't prayed that prayer in many months,
since I lost my Cricket.  He died having breathing
problems too, so I kind of know how you are feeling
right now.  I will pray for strength for you and
comfort for Samantha as well.  Please keep us posted.

Thinking of the two of you,
Wendy

To Julia

Julia,

I am so, so sorry that Samantha is having a hard time
breathing.  As a kitty parent, that is SO hard to
watch.  You feel so helpless and hurt for your baby. 
I will pray that she crosses soon so that she is out
of pain.  I haven't prayed that prayer in many months,
since I lost my Cricket.  He died having breathing
problems too, so I kind of know how you are feeling
right now.  I will pray for strength for you and
comfort for Samantha as well.  Please keep us posted.

Thinking of the two of you,
Wendy

--- Julia Hagstrom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:

> Hi, Wendy,
> 
> Well, she's barely eating anything, in fact, she'd
> rather drink the 
> Lactaid milk I give her than eat.  I tried putting
> food in her mouth, 
> but she doesn't want it.  She's having a terrible
> time breathing, and 
> can hardly stand to be held, as it makes her very
> uncomfortable.  The 
> vet said she thinks the tumor is taking up more
> space, even with the 
> Prednisone, and that's why she's having so much
> trouble breathing; they 
> hardly got any fluid out of her, the last time they
> drained it out.  I 
> think she will be gone soon.  :( :( :(
> 
> Julia
> 
> On Wednesday, June 28, 2006, at 11:00  AM, wendy
> wrote:
> 
> > Julia,
> >
> > How is Samantha doing today?
> >
> > :)
> > Wendy
> >
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Re: Samanth's starting to go downhill :(

Thanks, Yvonne 

Julia

On Tuesday, June 27, 2006, at 11:45  PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Dear Julia,
 
You & Samantha are in my prayers.
 
Yvonne

Re: How is Samantha today?

Thanks, I'll talk to the vet about it; she's in such bad shape, she doesn't move unless she has to.  I think her time is coming, pretty soon, as she is suffering, now, and I won't let her do that very long.  I'll set her free, before I'll let her suffer much.  Thanks for all the support.

Julia

On Wednesday, June 28, 2006, at 08:34  PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Julia, I really think that a dexamethasone/depomedrol shot would make her feel much better.  It can make them feel good until they are ready to go. I have seen it happen with lymphoma multiple times, as has at least one other person on this list.
Michelle
 
In a message dated 6/28/2006 3:13:12 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

Hi, Wendy,

Well, she's barely eating anything, in fact, she'd rather drink the
Lactaid milk I give her than eat.  I tried putting food in her mouth,
but she doesn't want it.  She's having a terrible time breathing, and
can hardly stand to be held, as it makes her very uncomfortable.  The
vet said she thinks the tumor is taking up more space, even with the
Prednisone, and that's why she's having so much trouble breathing; they
hardly got any fluid out of her, the last time they drained it out.  I
think she will be gone soon.  :( :( :(

Julia

Re: Chester is Catching Birds

2006-06-28 Thread Lance Linimon


Lisa,

I'm very sorry to hear that Chester is gone. We'll pray that Timmy  
will be fine when he gets his next test, and for you in this  
difficult time. Take care.


Lance

Re: FIV resources

2006-06-28 Thread moonvine

I haven't placed an FIV cat, but I know all about the all black cats.  
I have 6 of them right now. *sigh*.  I have to have different color 
collars on them to tell them apart.  I don't know why people don't 
want them.

- Original Message -
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wednesday, June 28, 2006 9:01 pm
Subject: Re: FIV resources
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org

> 
> I placed an FIV+ cat, Charlie from the shelter where I 
> volunteered, through  
> one of the online FIV lists. The woman who took him has 12 or 13 
> FIV+ cats. We 
> had to get him from MA to VA, and she picked him up there (she 
> lives in  
> TN).  So it is possible. It's difficult, though.
> Michelle
> 
> In a message dated 6/2/2006 2:30:06 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> 
> I have a  couple of FIV+ cats of my own and a beautiful little 
> Siamese mix 
> foster who is  FIV+  They take longer to place.  We have to try 
> harder.  We  
> have to work at educating people.  But we have to get the message 
> out  that FIV 
> cats can live long happy lives and are not furry little lepers.   
> Consider how 
> language reflects mindset and affects actions.  Does it  really 
> take longer to 
> place an FIV cat than a senior or a special needs  cat?  Or an all 
> black cat? 
> Some take longer than  others.
> 
> 
> 
> 
>

Re: FIV resources





I placed an FIV+ cat, Charlie from the shelter where I volunteered, through 
one of the online FIV lists. The woman who took him has 12 or 13 FIV+ cats. We 
had to get him from MA to VA, and she picked him up there (she lives in 
TN).  So it is possible. It's difficult, though.
Michelle
 
In a message dated 6/2/2006 2:30:06 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I have a 
  couple of FIV+ cats of my own and a beautiful little Siamese mix foster who is 
  FIV+  They take longer to place.  We have to try harder.  We 
  have to work at educating people.  But we have to get the message out 
  that FIV cats can live long happy lives and are not furry little lepers.  
  Consider how language reflects mindset and affects actions.  Does it 
  really take longer to place an FIV cat than a senior or a special needs 
  cat?  Or an all black cat?  Some take longer than 
others.

Re: Hannibal departed to his new wonderful life... - thank you for all your p...




I am so, so sorry Hideyo. You have been through so much.
Michelle

Re: New FIV guy coming to rescue...need supplement advice.





What you already use sounds good to me. I think Best Friends said that they 
give monthly Vitamin B shots to their FIV+ cats, but I am not sure I am 
remembering right. If you call Best Friends and ask for the cat headquarters, 
they will be happy to tell you what they use.
Michelle
 
In a message dated 6/27/2006 1:14:15 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
they 
  have abandoned him, refusing to pick him up!!  We work with this vet 
  frequently and she

Re: Chester is Catching Birds




I'm so sorry.
Michelle

Re: Input needed on possible supplements




DMG is supposed to be really helpful. I used it briefly, I think, but I 
have used a lot of things.  
Michelle

Re: How is Samantha today?





Julia, I really think that a dexamethasone/depomedrol shot would make 
her feel much better.  It can make them feel good until they are ready to 
go. I have seen it happen with lymphoma multiple times, as has at least one 
other person on this list.
Michelle
 
In a message dated 6/28/2006 3:13:12 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi, 
  Wendy,Well, she's barely eating anything, in fact, she'd rather drink 
  the Lactaid milk I give her than eat.  I tried putting food in her 
  mouth, but she doesn't want it.  She's having a terrible time 
  breathing, and can hardly stand to be held, as it makes her very 
  uncomfortable.  The vet said she thinks the tumor is taking up more 
  space, even with the Prednisone, and that's why she's having so much 
  trouble breathing; they hardly got any fluid out of her, the last time 
  they drained it out.  I think she will be gone soon.  :( :( 
  :(Julia

Re: Samantha's Prognosis

Thanks, Tonya, I really appreciate the support.

Julia

On Sunday, June 25, 2006, at 12:50 PM, catatonya wrote:

Julie,
I'm so sorry about the diagnosis. You will know the right thing to do regarding treatment. Sometimes I go through expensive treatments and sometimes I don't. It's really based on the cat. Sometimes I feel like they want to fight and are not bothered by the treatments, and other times I feel like they are telling me they are tired of treatments and are ready to go. You know her best. It's hard to be the one to have to make these decisions, but as Mom it falls on you. You WILL make the right decision. Trust yourself, your intuition, and your love for Samantha to guide you.
tonya

Sherry DeHaan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Julie I am so sorry about what you have to go through with your sweet Samantha.I spent well over 5,000 on my Maizee for her chemo treatments over a 6 monthe period.And she was healthy pretty much the whole time.I helped her until that terrible disease took her.It was to me worth the 6 extra months with that beautiful beast,but it is understandable if you just can't go that route.Just love her and make her comfortable and make sweet memories.Bless you and Samantha.
Sherry

Julia Hagstrom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Hi, all :(

Well, I have good news and bad news. The good news is that Samantha
doesn't have FIV or FIP, just FelV. The bad news is that the tumor in
her chest is definitely Mediastinal lymphoma, and it's in her lymph
nodes, unfortunately. :( I can give her chemo and radiation and
prolong her life for 3-4 months, or I can simply leave her be (they
gave her Prednisone, short-term chemo, and something to keep her from
having an allergic reaction to the chemo, today). She is better, and
they drained some more fluid out of her, to test it for lymphoma cells,
as my regular vet hadn't done that, yet; she wanted to see what I
wanted to do, first. I now have to decide whether to spend almost
$1700.00 and get her the radiation and chemo that will prolong her life
for 3-4 months or just leave her be, and my inclination is to leave her
be, and keep her home until she is suffering too much to do anything
except let her go, with regular checkups from my regular vet, of
course. I have meds to give her and they took her off the Lasix, as
her body is producing more fluid than the Lasix can help her get rid of
quickly, and all the other meds she was on except the antiobiotic, and
they have me giving her one pill, once a day (don't remember what it
is) and Children's Benadryl from the drugstore. Please pray for us,
and any advice you care to offer is gratefully accepted. I need all
the support and advice you care to give. Thanks for all your support.

Julia Hagstrom

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Re: samantha

Thanks, I really appreciate that.  

Julia

On Saturday, June 24, 2006, at 11:32  PM, catatonya wrote:

Julia, 

You and Samantha are both in my prayers.
tonya

Julia Hagstrom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Just wanted y'all to know, I have a friend who is helping take my
kitty, Samantha, to the Cancer Center in Dallas tomorrow. Please send
prayers for her, she needs all the help she can get, and I've asked for
a kitty angel just for her. I've had one all my life, there's no
reason she shouldn't have one, too. I'm hoping the mass in her chest
is treatable, and is something simple, although I know it's probably
the Mediastinal lymphoma, since she's already been diagnosed. I'm also
hoping it hasn't gotten into her bones. Is there a natural diuretic I
can give her, that won't harm her? I've run out of the Lasix the vet
had her on, and haven't got any left for tonight or tomorrow. Thanks,
all :)

Julia

On Saturday, June 17, 2006, at 11:26 PM, wrote:

> They both make wet foods too, try that petfooddirect.com website I
> posted, they show all their wet foods too (I believe I posted direct
> links to the wet varieties for each brand I listed). I'm reading my
> bag of California natural right now, it does NOT have phenyalanine in
> it, unless it's under the guise of "natural flavors". I think that out
> of all the wet brands I read doing the research for you that the
> Innova Evo was the highest protein wet cat food available.
>  
> I'm not the local expert on wet and raw diets for this group.. I'm
> sure one of them will join in and tell us why wet/raw is better due to
> the increased liquid and how the protein ratios work out, but I am
> fairly sure that it's the same in the end because the cats on "wet"
> diets drink less water so the protein they eat doesn't get "diluted"
> much with extra water, where-as cats on dry diets drink a ton more
> water, so the protein in the food they eat gets well diluted down to
> the same difference as what's in wet food... that's the only logical
> explanation as to why wet cat food is so much lower in protein.
> Someone here MUST know that for sure though
>  
> I guess I'm used to living out in the country, I order most everything
> online. My food I can buy at my vet's office, but all supplies and
> supplements I buy at fostersmith.com.
>
> Phaewryn
>  
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> http://ucat.us/adopt.html
>  
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Re: How is Samantha today?


Hi, Wendy,

Well, she's barely eating anything, in fact, she'd rather drink the 
Lactaid milk I give her than eat.  I tried putting food in her mouth, 
but she doesn't want it.  She's having a terrible time breathing, and 
can hardly stand to be held, as it makes her very uncomfortable.  The 
vet said she thinks the tumor is taking up more space, even with the 
Prednisone, and that's why she's having so much trouble breathing; they 
hardly got any fluid out of her, the last time they drained it out.  I 
think she will be gone soon.  :( :( :(


Julia

On Wednesday, June 28, 2006, at 11:00  AM, wendy wrote:


Julia,

How is Samantha doing today?

:)
Wendy

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Re: Hannibal departed to his new wonderful life... - thank you forall your p...

2006-06-28 Thread Gloria Lane


Hideyo, I'm so sorry...


On Jun 28, 2006, at 12:42 PM, Terri Brown wrote:


I must have missed this post.  I'm so sorry, Hideyo

Goodnight, sweet Hannibal...

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Dori and 6 furangels: RuthieGirl, Samantha, Arielle, Gareth, Alec &  
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Wednesday, June 28, 2006 12:37 AM
Subject: Re: Hannibal departed to his new wonderful life... - thank  
you forall your p...


Dear Hideyo,

You did a wonderful job with Hannibal & gave him a life that he  
never would have known without you.  Your special little angel is  
watching over you now...he is well & he wants you to be happy.   
Take extra good care of yourself.  You & your precious Hannibal are  
in my prayers.


Yvonne

Re: Hannibal departed to his new wonderful life... - thank you forall your p...

2006-06-28 Thread Terri Brown





I must have missed this post.  I'm so sorry, Hideyo
 
Goodnight, sweet Hannibal...
 
=^..^= Terri, Siggie the Tomato Vampire, Guinevere, Sammi, Travis, Dori and 
6 furangels: RuthieGirl, Samantha, Arielle, Gareth, Alec & Salome' 
=^..^=
 
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  From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
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  Sent: Wednesday, June 28, 2006 12:37 
  AM
  Subject: Re: Hannibal departed to his new 
  wonderful life... - thank you forall your p...
  
  Dear Hideyo,
   
  You did a wonderful job with Hannibal & gave him a life that he never 
  would have known without you.  Your special little angel is watching over 
  you now...he is well & he wants you to be happy.  Take extra good 
  care of yourself.  You & your precious Hannibal are in my 
  prayers.
   
  Yvonne

RE: Input needed on possible supplements

2006-06-28 Thread Doljan, Joan

Title: Message

No.
They are a great company with lots of "natural" products for animals. They are
reasonably priced and reliable (NCI).

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GinaSent: Wednesday, June 28, 2006 1:40 PMTo:
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supplements
Hi Joan,
Do you think there is a difference in the formula of one company from
another?
Thank you!
Gina
"Doljan, Joan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

I
think it has helped my guys. I get it in liquid from from Animal
Nutritionals of Vermont.

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possible supplements
Hi,
Someone I know has recommended an immune booster and I wanted to get
your opinions. Has anyone heard of Dimethylglycine and if so,
might it be beneficial for my kitten Pippin? She is just over eight
weeks of age and tested a faint positive for FeLV a few weeks
ago. Here is the link to the product: http://www.vetamerica.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=191
I have also ordered some L-lysine capsules.
Thank you,
Gina
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RE: Spam: Input needed on possible supplements

2006-06-28 Thread Doljan, Joan

Title: Message



I 
think it has helped my guys.  I get it in liquid from from Animal 
Nutritionals of Vermont.

  
  -Original Message-From: 
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  [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of 
  GinaSent: Wednesday, June 28, 2006 1:30 PMTo: 
  felvtalk@felineleukemia.orgSubject: Spam: Input needed on possible 
  supplements
  Hi,
   
  Someone I know has recommended an immune booster and I wanted to get your 
  opinions.  Has anyone heard of Dimethylglycine and if so, might it 
  be beneficial for my kitten Pippin?  She is just over eight weeks of age 
  and tested a faint positive for FeLV a few weeks ago. Here is the link to 
  the product:  http://www.vetamerica.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=191
   
  I have also ordered some L-lysine capsules.
   
  Thank you,
  Gina
  No heaven wil not ever Heaven be Unless my cats are there to 
  welcome me.--epitaph in a pet cemetery
   
   
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  felines 
   
  
  
  
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Input needed on possible supplements

2006-06-28 Thread Gina

Hi,     Someone I know has recommended an immune booster and I wanted to get your opinions.  Has anyone heard of Dimethylglycine and if so, might it be beneficial for my kitten Pippin?  She is just over eight weeks of age and tested a faint positive for FeLV a few weeks ago. Here is the link to the product:  http://www.vetamerica.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=191     I have also ordered some L-lysine capsules.     Thank you,  GinaNo heaven wil not ever Heaven be Unless my cats are there to welcome me.--epitaph in a pet cemetery        Tiggertales ~ a site about our beloved
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Re: How is Samantha today?

Julia,

How is Samantha doing today?

:)
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Re: Chester is Catching Birds

Lisa,

I'm so sorry to hear about Chester passing.  Your post
made me cry thinking of the bittersweetness of getting
a last chance to tenderly hold him and love him before
saying goodbye.  Bless you for caring for your
furbabies.

:)
Wendy

--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> Hi everyone-
> Chester has crossed over and is now healthy and
> catching birds like he 
> always wanted to do and never could without a leash
> on.
> 
> Friday night I took him to the vet because he hadn't
> eaten all week except 
> for a few bites.  She wanted to xray and give him
> fluids and keep him until 
> Mon if he perked up a little by Sat.  She called me
> an hour later and said 
> that she took the xray first and that it didn't look
> good and that hydrating 
> him wouldn't help much, it would only prolong the
> inevitable.  I saw the 
> xray, there was opacity in his lymphnodes and his
> liver wasn't clear cut.  
> She thought that he might be in pain.  I went w/my
> mom and grandma (the men 
> in my family are more sensitive than they let on as
> they all refused to 
> go).  We each took turns holding him in our arms and
> talking to him and he 
> didn't refuse as he usually did.  I think that he
> knew what was going on.  
> He didn't look sad-kind of grateful as I think that
> he was only holding on 
> to make us happy.  We were there through the whole
> thing petting him, it was 
> quick and painless, he just kind of fell asleep.  At
> that point, I think it 
> was the best thing to do.  He was slowly starving
> himself, he lost almost 
> 1lb in a week and he was only 7lbs.  I only found
> out that he was positive 
> 10 days before and I thought that we would have more
> time together but in 
> hindsight he wasn't 100% normal for the past 3
> months.  He would have good 
> days and bad and I thought it was a tired mood he
> was trying to kick.  I 
> feel guilty because I should have known more but I
> know that it's not my 
> fault either.
> 
> I don't know how long he was positive but I had 14
> months with him and I am 
> truely grateful for that.  I gave him the best
> possible life and he was 
> showered with love everyday.  He will always have a
> special place in my 
> life.  And I will always remember the happy
> memories.  I know that he is 
> watching down over us.  The tough part is that it
> hasn't sunk in yet and I 
> keep that that he will pop out of nowhere or he'll
> be in his favorite 
> spots.  This will take some getting used to.
> 
> He is survived by Timmy, 5 years old, who is going
> back in Aug to get 
> retested as he tested positive too.  Timmy has been
> running around like a 
> kitten the past few days and he hasn't done this in
> years.  I think he feels 
> he has to entertain us and cheer us up.  There are a
> few feral outdoor cats 
> and they each came by alone and were meowing in at
> the door.  In a wierd way 
> I think that they knew and came by to pay their
> respects as they had never 
> done this before.
> 
> Now I need to focus on Timmy and watch his health. 
> Please keep him in your 
> prayers as he is not used to living alone and I
> would love to get him 
> another friend but if he is still positive I don't
> know that I could adopt a 
> positive and go throught that again.
> 
> I want to thank everyone for all of your support. 
> You are such a wonderful 
> group.  I have learned so much from all of you.  I
> pray that we find a cure 
> for this and soon.  Please put Timmy on the prayer
> list and Chester on the 
> Candlelight service.
> 
> Lisa 
> 
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