Re: [Felvtalk] 2nd opinion

2010-04-07 Thread Sharyl
WTG Sport
Great news
Sharyl

--- On Wed, 4/7/10, Twisted Princess  wrote:

> From: Twisted Princess 
> Subject: [Felvtalk] 2nd opinion
> To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
> Date: Wednesday, April 7, 2010, 12:29 AM
>  last sunday (yes sunday, easter
> sunday-they are open 7 days a week with no extra charges on
> the weekend) to a vet. i think i mentioned them, they seem
> pretty knowledgeble with treating frlv from what i had seen
> on their web page. anyway, the vet didn't seem to think my
> cat was positive due to the fact he was indoors 24/7 and an
> adult and because he looked healthy. she said at most he
> might just be a carrier but wanted to retest him. she gave
> him an injection for his vomiting (which she says may have
> been caused by the baytil which he had just finished a 2
> week course of it) and put him on pepsin for a week.anyway,
> she called with sports results of the ifa test. 
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> this certainly has been an experience, one i could have
> very well done without. but it is said there is a reason
> for everything. maybe what i have learned will come in handy
> in the future. i don't know.perhaps i should get a third
> opinion but i'm stopping with the second one. the vet said
> the results came back negative. needless to say, i cried
> tears of joy. if the first vet actually ran an ifa like he
> said he did and actually did get a positive, then sport has
> beaten the odds of .3%
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> my heart goes out to the rest of you. i can only hope that
> the future will bring a cure for this disease.  it is
> nothing a cat or cat owner should have to endure.
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Re: [Felvtalk] 2nd opinion

2010-04-06 Thread Kelley Saveika
I am happy for you my friend.  The IFA test is much more reliable than the
snap test.  I am still working on that email.  I have fallen way behind in
my interpersonal correspondence.

On Tue, Apr 6, 2010 at 11:29 PM, Twisted Princess <
twistedprinces...@yahoo.com> wrote:

>  last sunday (yes sunday, easter sunday-they are open 7 days a week with no
> extra charges on the weekend) to a vet. i think i mentioned them, they seem
> pretty knowledgeble with treating frlv from what i had seen on their web
> page. anyway, the vet didn't seem to think my cat was positive due to the
> fact he was indoors 24/7 and an adult and because he looked healthy. she
> said at most he might just be a carrier but wanted to retest him. she gave
> him an injection for his vomiting (which she says may have been caused by
> the baytil which he had just finished a 2 week course of it) and put him on
> pepsin for a week.anyway, she called with sports results of the ifa test.
>
> this certainly has been an experience, one i could have very well done
> without. but it is said there is a reason for everything. maybe what i have
> learned will come in handy in the future. i don't know.perhaps i should get
> a third opinion but i'm stopping with the second one. the vet said the
> results came back negative. needless to say, i cried tears of joy. if the
> first vet actually ran an ifa like he said he did and actually did get
> a positive, then sport has beaten the odds of .3%
>
> my heart goes out to the rest of you. i can only hope that the future will
> bring a cure for this disease.  it is nothing a cat or cat owner should have
> to endure.
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[Felvtalk] 2nd opinion

2010-04-06 Thread Twisted Princess
 last sunday (yes sunday, easter sunday-they are open 7 days a week with no 
extra charges on the weekend) to a vet. i think i mentioned them, they seem 
pretty knowledgeble with treating frlv from what i had seen on their web page. 
anyway, the vet didn't seem to think my cat was positive due to the fact he was 
indoors 24/7 and an adult and because he looked healthy. she said at most he 
might just be a carrier but wanted to retest him. she gave him an injection for 
his vomiting (which she says may have been caused by the baytil which he had 
just finished a 2 week course of it) and put him on pepsin for a week.anyway, 
she called with sports results of the ifa test. 

this certainly has been an experience, one i could have very well done without. 
but it is said there is a reason for everything. maybe what i have learned will 
come in handy in the future. i don't know.perhaps i should get a third opinion 
but i'm stopping with the second one. the vet said the results came back 
negative. needless to say, i cried tears of joy. if the first vet actually ran 
an ifa like he said he did and actually did get a positive, then sport has 
beaten the odds of .3%

my heart goes out to the rest of you. i can only hope that the future will 
bring a cure for this disease.  it is nothing a cat or cat owner should have to 
endure.





















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