Title: RE: Gary's anemia treatment
Hideyo
I'm so sorry to hear about your tragic loss of Suzi last summer. You did what you thought (and what every one of us has done) was the right thing. You had no way of knowing it would go so badly wrong (none of my cats ever want to go to
L PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Julie JohnsonSent: Thursday, February 17, 2005 11:55 AMTo: felvtalk@felineleukemia.orgSubject: Re: Gary's anemia treatment-- Hideyo
Dear Hideyo,
Michelle is so right; there is no way you could have known this would happen. Any surgery car
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To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Re: Gary's anemia
treatment-- Hideyo
Dear Hideyo,
Michelle is so right; there is no way you could have
known this would happen. Any surgery carries a risk to a susceptible
animal; the trouble is, you can't always identify a s
Dear Hideyo,
Michelle is so right; there is no way you could have known this would happen. Any surgery carries a risk to a susceptible animal; the trouble is, you can't always identify a susceptible animal.
I had a (seemingly) healthy adult female spayed and she had to be recussitated; her pre
Hideyo,
I am so sorry that happened. All of us have gotten all our cats spayed
and neutered.
I don't think any of us would have thought, or have ever thought, that a spay
could kill a cat except that if they are FeLV+ it could trigger the virus--
but I think we even all spay our positives a
have a 2nd chance to take care of her - and you, too,
Michelle, you will meet Simon again.
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Steroids can save their life, though, if they are having an auto-immune
response. And it can greatly improve and lengthen quality of life when they
have
lymphoma.
Michelle
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<< I really hate the idea of steroids, even if they mak
I have really been wishing, now, that Simon was able to get that transfusion
the day before he died. he freaked out and needed to be put in an oxygen tent,
and they said it could kill him to keep trying or sedate him in his
condition. Afterwards I felt horrible that I had even tried. Now I feel
You know Jill, I couldn't help but notice that Doxycycline was one of
the things you put Gary on. I don't like the stuff because of the
potential side effects, but it was the only thing I put Grace on the
first time she crashed with anemia symptoms and she bounced back, (even
though her blood w
Nina,
I know what you mean about trying everything. This
was kind of like "Well, she's going to die regardless
so let's just try everything, even if it's not
necessarily indicated for her exact situation. Maybe
something will stick!" I don't mean to sound
negative, but we really had little rea
thanks so much for that. I hope I won't have to refer to it, but
I'm filing it, just in caseKerry
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Subject: Gary's anemia treatment
Michelle, here is the progression of Gary's anemia
treatment:
A couple months ago her blood panel showed an HCT of
31. 2-3 weeks ago she developed a fever and was
eating less and less. She was treated for the fever
but was weak and lethargic and her n
Michelle, here is the progression of Gary's anemia
treatment:
A couple months ago her blood panel showed an HCT of
31. 2-3 weeks ago she developed a fever and was
eating less and less. She was treated for the fever
but was weak and lethargic and her nose got ghostly
pale - that's wh
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