Thanks Kat – I did not realize that….but like you, I was curious :)
Ardy
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Sent: Wednesday, May 18, 2016 11:24 AM
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Ardy,
The email you a
Hi Lorrie - I believe that is why I was keeping Tigger on an antibiotic - in
case he started getting something due to his immune system. I just wish I
would have used doxycycline rather than convenia. Amani can clarify a bit
perhaps.
Ardy
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Thank you Lorrie - for the clarification. With Tigger I really hoped he
would either become negative or just a carrier and not actively ill after
his interferon treatments, but that was not to be. I wish I had started him
on Winstrol earlier. But you know, if I had not kept him because of him
being
Oh Marsha, you don't need that counselor anyways. We all understand why you
spent money on your animals. We have all done it. No counselor is going to give
us the love and emotional peace that an animal does. I would agree that we all
need to step back and take and take a look at what is financi
I would like to sincerely thank you all who sent condolences on my loss
of Brock, and showed so much compassion and support. So many kind
words! Brock was my last FeLV+ cat, and now his (and Harley's and
Milkdud's) garage domain feels so empty and quiet. The toddler slide I
bought for Brock s
What a complete and utter idiot.
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Sent: May-18-16 8:55 PM
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I went to a counselor last month to help me cope with all that is on
I went to a counselor last month to help me cope with all that is on my
plate. During the 2nd session (1st one was the intake), he informed me
that I lacked common sense (regarding money and animals). Then he said
he loves animals too, and everybody lacks common sense in some way -
some drink
I agree. Someone has to care for them. Would do the same for people, but they
won't let an old woman tke in children.
Amani Oakley wrote:
> Rachel
>
> I am just like you. I cry at commercials. Did you ever see the one where they
> put a lamp on the curb to be picked up for garbage? Who
I am quite ferocious when dealing with the defendants in my cases. No question
about it - I am not popular on the other side of the table, but my clients are
my biggest fans. However, I am reduced to a little puddle in other situations -
especially dealing with defenceless animals.
-Origina
So funny, I am sure we would cry about the lamp together! Whenever we are are
watching tv and anyone is crying for any reason at all Harry looks over at me
and then rolls his eyes because I am crying too. And I think of you as the
strongest one of us all, maybe there is hope for me yet!
Sent f
Rachel
I am just like you. I cry at commercials. Did you ever see the one where they
put a lamp on the curb to be picked up for garbage? Who ever thought one could
cry over the fate of an unloved and abandoned lamp for goodness sake??
My mom used to ask me why I was so insane to keep on taking
Thank you Margo, I hope tomorrow is better too. I keep thinking I am coming to
terms with the whole thing, but it is just so darn hard. I think about everyone
on here who purposely takes on sick babies to try to help them and how
wonderful and strong they are. All of those who lost a baby and ke
Ok thank you for sharing that with me, he just came out here on the porch and
started playing with a toy so maybe I am over paranoid. I think I will take him
in regardless. Remember when I took him at first and she had a hard time
hearing his heart and the next time she could hear it fine and th
I'm sorry, Rachel. Sometimes there are good days, and bad days, so maybe
tomorrow will be better.
All we can sometimes do is keep them as happy and comfortable as possible, and
ease the way.
My thoughts are with you.
Margo
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>From: Rachel Dagner
>Sent: May 18, 20
Rachel, I don't think it can "fix" cancer but I think it can help the
surrounding issues that accompany the cancer. I used it on a 16 year old cat
with a huge nasal sarcoma, and it kept her eating, putting a bit of weight on
her (she was a tiny fragile little feral cat who had been in our home s
I wish it could fix cancer. :( Tucker doesn't seem as perky today.
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> On May 18, 2016, at 5:07 PM, Amani Oakley wrote:
>
> Lorrie
>
> The difficulty isn't finding it. It is in getting a prescription. Ardy was
> able to find it at a compounding pharmacy in Arizona (I think
Lorrie
The difficulty isn't finding it. It is in getting a prescription. Ardy was able
to find it at a compounding pharmacy in Arizona (I think!) and the vet could
fill in the prescription online and the pharmacy delivered directly to Ardy.
She used a liquid form so I am not familiar with that.
Amani, I just found the answer to my question in a former post you
sent. I am happy to know Winstrol does not compromise the
immune system, and now I intend to find some, somewhere, somehow!
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Lorrie
I should add that when I got the original tablets, I got them from a vet for a
cat who was diagnosed by the vet as having FIP. When I asked the vet what could
be done, he basically told me nothing could be done for the cat. He prescribed
the Winstrol and told me that it would help with a
Bob - I forgot to tell you, if you can't afford the mirtazapine or want to
try something else first they suggest Dandelion Root a lot on the kitty
holistic site I am on for increasing appetite. You might be able to get it
at Walmart or a drug store pretty inexpensively. Make sure you get it in
caps
No it doesn't Lorrie. It is a different kind of steroid, not a corticosteroid.
It is an anabolic steroid which literally means building up - it causes an
increase in chemical reactions that synthesize molecules into the complex
structures of tissue - ie - it builds up muscle, tissue, etc.
Amani
Hi Bob,
As you know, I am giving my cat several supplements, I mix them all into a
little bit of AD (prescription high calorie)cat food, you should be able to
get some from your vet without any hassle. You can also use canned pumpkin
for the consistency (and cheap) I use a small cheese spread knif
Ardy et al:
Typical of vets... I went to a new one who was very pleasant and made
no suggestion of putting my guy down( suggesting euthanasia is
NOT typical of vets around my parts...at least no one that I would go to
since I ask a LOT of people before I go) My guy ( Yogi's) Blood work
is
Does anyone know (Amani probably will) if an anabolic steroid also
compromises the cat's immune system as steroid like Prednisolone
does?
Lorrie
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Ardy,
The email you are referencing was TO Lorrie - it was FROM Amy who said "So far, most of the ones we have taken in have converted after some time." But like you, I would like to know what her protocol has been to be so successful.
Kat (Mew Jersey)
Sent: Tuesday, May 17, 2016 at 11
Lorrie wrote" A positive cat can either convert to negative, or carry the virus
all it's life and show no symptoms, or die, usually in their first year."
Or it seems that they can test negative, or "convert" to negative and yet still
carry the virus in a dormant state, and while they will test n
Hi Ardy, As you probably know we rescue and have 13 cats at home
plus 28 more in our cageless sanctuary. Therefore we've had many cats
who have tested positive for FelV. Most were kittens and they were
isolated in our isolation rooms, and they seemed so playful and well
I couldn't believe they ha
I have read when a cat first contracts the virus there is a chance they
can fight it off and will no longer test positive, if it progresses to the
I think bone marrow? Then they will not ever get rid of it. There are two
tests one for if they have it and one for if they will always have it.
-O
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