ride and a vet visit if it doesn't. His breathing actually seems to
have slowed and is less shallow, so I think I made the right call.
Thank you for letting me know how much it helped your kittens and thanks
too for the well wishes.
Nina
Tracy Weese wrote:
Since he is feeling better,
Thanks Marylyn,
Some animals, when their time is near, are very clear about what they
want and don't want. I have the strength, my concern with Spencer is
the clarity. So far, so clear!
Nina
Marylyn wrote:
They won't fail you. Just have the strength to follow them.
I had Gypsy on both, I started on Prednisone in pill form and then when
to the injections. The dose of Prednisone that I had Gypsy on was low,
and I can't remember if she had been tapered off of it before we tried
the Prednisolone, (also IM injections). I had also heard it is the
less harsh o
Did you check the archives on the IBD list? They should have the
answer to that. I hope by the time I'm writing this that you have the
dosing info figured out.
N
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks. I am getting the prednisolone in pill form, but wanted
to know if the dosing is th
Hideyo,
Kerry R and I think Tad and Gloria have used homemade oxygen carriers.
I remember Tad saying that you don't want to make the carrier "air
tight". Cover the carrier, put the hose from the oxygen tank in the
front grate, but allow some ventilation. Did you check the archives to
see wha
mistake, it's not Lymphoma, he's actually got a chance to
somehow get better and this will all go away like a bad dream. What's a
mother to do?? Any thoughts? God I hate this disease.
Nina
rs, wanting to go
outside, bumping on me, purring. It's so wonderful to see him this
way. I'm very grateful for this time together, I just wish I knew how
to make it last!
Nina
Tad Burnett wrote:
Hi Nina
When you say DEX is that DEXAMETHASONE ??
Leo got only one shot.. I ask
ugh
causal contact. If anyone else in my house turns up pos after this, I
won't have to worry about stressing out over my life anymore. Right
after I write to you people about it, I'll be executing a murder/suicide
pact with my entire household. I haven't decided if I should i
ould afford
it, it can't be given indefinitely because it's a "foreign protein" and
Spencer would develop an allergic reaction to it with continued use.
N
Nina wrote:
I got a message from my Internist yesterday, (unfortunately I haven't
been able to reconnect with he
t), but his
response seemed knowledgeable and even in my foggy state of mind, a
reasonable explanation. I had thought that it wasn't possible to
detect felv antigens in the bone marrow, (sequestered), even with an
IFA. I thought I'd throw his comments out there for others to comment
on.
od deed goes unpunished" just went through my mind.
I've got to figure out a way to help the wayward ones and still keep my
sanity.
Praying that Lucy is feeling better,
Nina
this when we're
in this situation. Intellectually being aware that it's normal to feel
this way, however, does not make the feeling go away!
You're right, I'm frustrated,
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I do not think it is a good idea to stop the dex if it is making him
feel b
t involve the bone marrow*.
If cat tests ELISA+ and IFA- she's probably harboring an FeLV infection in
some nonmyeloid compartment of the body. >
Nina wrote:
I'm confused about who is asking what here. Who's the person that is
using caps to talk with? Anyway, this was just
o
prescribe Budesonide? We all need a vet in the family.
N
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks, Nina. I can't believe you are responding at all, to be honest,
with all you are going through.
Lucy's bowels are firm and she just started having a normal-ish
appetite again, but only after I p
Damn Belinda, my head is spinning! No, she's not an oncologist, she's
an internist. I just don't know what to think. Thanks for the link,
I'll get to it as soon as I stop putting out fires around here, probably
around 2am. I tell you, I'm tired!
N
Belinda wr
So glad to see this!
N
Pam Norman wrote:
Thank goodness! If it had been me,
I'd have gone & gotten him myself in a hearbeat! It wasn't all
that far!
P
-
Original Message -
From:
Mari Kolbe
To:
felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent:
Monda
y with "GP" vets, I don't have a GP vet, it's just me.
My miracle cat, Timothy Arthur Bumble, is sitting on my lap, purring
away, reminding me that I'm not alone. I have him and I have all of you.
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Nina, I woke up this morning thinkin
Put a dollop of "untainted" baby food on top of the little pile with
the lysine mixed in. That gets them started and you have a better
chance of them eating all of it. Prayers that Crackers beats this
thing quickly.
N
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Do you have him on Lysine? If not, you s
g him that,
love him and BE with him. Never stop believing in miracles. Where
there is life, there is hope.
Nina
Laura Bond wrote:
Poor Ziggy! About 6 months ago I told all of you that Ziggy's second
feline leukemia test came back negative and he was ok and cured. Well
I was wrong. He wa
think we probably all do.
Go cuddle one of your babies, (or two, or three) and remember all the
good you do. Remember the trust that Leo and all the others put in
you. They're not wrong. You are their savior.
Blessings and love to you,
Nina
Tad Burnett wrote:
<>Did somebody mention f
(she's
indoor only, older, health compromised, been vaccinated regularly all
her life), and ask them if they will accept an exemption letter from
your vet.
Nina
Yesterday we were at the vet with our Missy, and were told she's due for
a rabies shot. I know it's "the l
ore
for Spence than I did for Jazz. I just pray I don't give myself a
whole new set of regrets. I know that's a really pessimistic thought
and I'm sorry to be such a bummer. I need a rest and a very rich Uncle.
I have to take a shower and perk up now. I have a Pomeranian and a
Si
rough the treatment if he did not indeed have cancer.
N
Nina wrote:
Someone from my Internist's office just called back, (not a vet). The
message was to keep him on the dex and to make an appointment for
further testing to confirm lymphoma. Probably they will try to
capture some fluid,
l not acting like a well kitty, but I'm
back to saying good night, instead of good bye when I close my eyes at
night.
Thank you for your help and concern and thank you for sharing your's
and CK's experience with all of us,
Nina
Kerry Roach wrote:
Hi Nina,
I hope Spencer is feeling bett
Thanks Joe for this detailed post on creating an at-home oxygen tank
for our kitties. I have to admit, I don't understand it completely,
but this is getting saved!
Nina
Carbonel wrote:
- Original Message -
From: Hideyo Yamamoto
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ; [EMAIL PROTECTED] ;
fel
ome oxygen tank on? There's a niche that
needs to be filled here. I hope that Spirit is listening.
Nina
Hideyo Yamamoto wrote:
Nina, until
Kerry gets you the information,
here’s a extract of information I found..
Cancer
-Leukemia
or Lymphoma
Q: My
cat has j
date on how that darling Crackers of yours is doing. Prayers
that he's better very soon,
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks Kelly I am feeling better.. Crackers is sick for the
first time in his life...a cold im thinking...i have a vet appointment
tomorrow. I look at crackers as
pilling Gracie on a regular basis,
her "thank you treat" was to get to go outside for a supervised play
session. I'd release her and she'd run to the back door and wait for
me.
Nina
Rosenfeldt, Diane wrote:
The heart murmur is something
new as far as we know. The vet
rustrating. Sending good thoughts and prayers your way,
Nina
Dee & Evan wrote:
Hi everyone. Sorry I haven't been checking any of our messages
lately. We are perplexed by Smokey's breathing issues. We have had
him to the vet 3-4 times in the past month trying to figure out wha
to make for dinner, let
alone how Spencer will spend the rest of the time he has left. Pray for
clarity please!
Nina
catatonya wrote:
Nina,
I'm glad Spencer came home. I don't know what he's thinking, but I'm
glad he decided he wants to be with you. Maybe he jus
just what I'm going to allow him to do; BE with me in the
now.
Thanks for being my sounding board and indulging me while I think out
loud. As always, I'm so very grateful to the support of this group,
Nina
Diane Rosenfeldt wrote:
Nina, either I'm reading this wrong, or
Oh Kayte, what a relief to hear Crackers is no longer showing symptoms
of his URI. Hooray! Paws crossed that you both fall in love with the
new vet!
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Crackers has thrown his cold/URI..his nose and eyes are no longer
running and his sneezing is gone. Maybe
tuition. Right now I'm feeling peaceful with the
decision to allow Spencer to comfortably live the time he has left with
as little intervention as possible, (however much time that turns out
to be).
N
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Nina,
Leukemia the cancer would not interfere wit
what's going on.
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
help
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
help
sing things over with the vet, my decision made
this morning stands for now. I wish there were some way to make
Spencer "all better", since that doesn't appear to be possible, (at
least not without Divine Intervention, and I don't need a vet for
that), I will make the time h
one giant pain in the ass that
doesn't take their seasoned advice!
Nina
Belinda wrote:
Nina,
I have actually made an appointment with my vet before to get all my
questions answered. I wrote them all down and made a regular
appointment to just talk with her, and not have to stress
e to go on and do
what I feel is in Spencer's best interest. And yes, cancer does indeed
suck.
I'm going to go hug my cat,
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
well, I certainly understand your decision. Oncologists are
usually pretty optimistic, at least in terms of months,
to
go by in the blink of an eye. How and when we die can sometimes be the
subject of obsession, but the way we live is what really matters.
Here's to life my friends. Now excuse me while I go and have a good
cry.
Nina
Hideyo Yamamoto wrote:
Yep.. cancer
sucks,, so does CRF, heart
The only way I can let go
of them is when I know I've done everything I can think of to help.
Please let us know if there are any further developments with Lady. You
are both in my prayers,
Nina
Barb Moermond wrote:
Belinda,
Could Little Lady be added to the prayer list? When I got hom
Barb,
Since you spotted her in your apt complex parking lot, and she's not
underweight, (kind of hard to tell if she's long haired), she may very
well have a home. Most of my cats wouldn't let a stranger approach
them either. Let's pray that someone is looking after her. I'd still
bring a
Hi Kerry,
Did you ever check out the off-brand "At Ease"? It's made by Natur Vet
and I think I got it at Petco. It's a lot cheaper and as far as I can
tell works just as well.
Nina
MacKenzie, Kerry N. wrote:
Hi all
I need to buy a bunch of Feliway. If anyone kn
Good news indeed. Hello and welcome Beatrix!! If she's up to playfully
biting your nose it sounds like she's already feeling at home and hasn't
been traumatized by her rough start in life. Give her a nuzzle for me
and a head bump to Satch.
N
Leslie wrote:
Good news, good news, I have good
f complacency; I do realize that this
burst of life may very well be short lived. Given that he was dying on
his own and the recommendation from the vet was to pts, I think his new
found vigor qualifies as a miracle, however long the duration.
Hopefully they will spread the word and we can help o
Hideyo,
Where did you find the protocol for FIP? Is there any way to question
whoever published that protocol directly? How are your girls doing
today?
Nina
Hideyo Yamamoto wrote:
One thing I
noticed that felk and fiv
treatment, they suggest every day dosage for 5 consecutive
n through my thick head that no matter how diligent, no
matter how researched, no matter how careful I am, I still don't have
the power of ultimate control. I choose to have faith that when I make
decisions based on quality of life for everyone concerned, I'll be able
to handle the conse
cial gift it is.
Some of you might remember Cherie. She had a young son that went
through the losses with her. I wonder what they would have to say
about the lessons and consequences. I'm going to try and write her
off-list and see if she has anything to contribute to the discussion.
Nin
I'm so sorry to hear Lucy isn't responding to her diet. Consistency in
Gypsy's diet is the only thing that keeps her relatively normal. Many
prayers and good thoughts that she bounces back to full recovery
quickly. Please keep us informed about how Lucy is doing.
Nina
[
cense
is due, I have to take her for her dreaded vaccine shot.
Nina
Gina WN wrote:
Rabies vaccination of cats is "advised" but not required in
California. I looked for local laws for my county (El Dorado) but
couldn't find any.
:) Gina
age by my bed at
night.
Do look up specific flower essence that might be more appropriate for
Jimi. Here's a great source for different brands of flower essences: http://www.earthspirits-herbals.com/Americart/AllEssences/allessences.htm
Nina
Marylyn wrote:
You can talk to your vet abou
a screen door on the
bedroom and the chain link of the habitat that leads from my bedroom
window. She's begun to get bored and lonely in her isolation. I'm
hopeful that someday soon, she'll be trustworthy enough to acclimate.
Good luck and blessings in all you do for the animals in yo
.
The very best to you, Gus and your whole family. You will be in my
thoughts and prayers,
Nina
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Message: 1
Date: Sun, 08 Jun 2008 20:13:15 -0600
From: "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Greetings Again
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia
Jane Lyons wrote:
> Hi Nina
> I'm writing from the site, but I am not sure it will go to the list.
>
> If this reaches the list, Sam I've had good results with L-lysine
> (500mg's daily which I split between 2 feedings) and
> a liquid supplement called DMG. I ha
hates! He turned three yrs
recently and I'm afraid I spoil him rotten. He's such a pleasure,
mattes and all!
I should have known that trying to update you guys would turn into a
novel. I have a lot of reading to catch up with all of you too!
Blessings and love, I'll do my best to stay in touch,
Nina
we are able to help them past their fear. That bond remains with us
forever. Blessings to light his way and as always blessings to you and
the army of souls that I'm sure watch over you,
Nina
Sherry DeHaan wrote:
Nina your story of Spencer napping with you and touching your cheek
warm
n't I read that she was healthy and strong until
this final illness overcame her? That's the sort of life and passing
that I pray for for all those I love. I hope you can take some comfort
in knowing how grateful she must be to have been such an important
member of your family.
Ni
I've been trying to catch up on posts and had just written you about
your Sammy. Before I sent it, I decided to do a search to see if there
was any news. What a relief to read this post!! Hooray for Sammy!
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am happy to say that the antib
Hi Beth,
For goodness sake, doesn't Moxy know that she's a cat and suppose to
land better than that?? Poor little girl! She certainly picked the
right family to join, didn't she
:-) ? Our GSD, Zevon, took a nose dive over a very
high, very steep cliff trying to get to the ocean when he was
l this guy is! Yesterday
he spent the entire day loose in the bedroom with my PTSD kitty,
Matilda. I can't believe he's making such a difference in the lives
around him while his time is seemingly winding down. I feel so blessed
to have him in my life.
Nina
Gina WN wrote:
Nina,
for updates, but I'm so far
behind on the list that I doubt I'll be able to catch up.
Keep those prayers coming!
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Nina, I actually just woke up at 2:30 in the morning and thought
of you and wondered how Spencer is, and got up and turned on the
computer
o, Gypsy is asking what a cat's got to do to get petted while
she eats around here,
Nina
hold
such a great big spirit!
Nina
Hideyo Yamamoto wrote:
Thank you
Diane,, believe it or not,, she
has been doing much better since yesterday!!! She even ate on her own a
little
bit – please continue to support Dharma! J Thank you
and I am
grateful!
in using it continuously. Who the hell
knows? The unpredictability of this disease keeps us guessing and
relying on instinct and faith to do our best to combat it.
Nina
Leslie wrote:
Hello,
So I've gotten good feedback from those of you who DO use interferon,
but what about those of
lines of communication open and the
imperative that all members conduct themselves with civility and
kindness. Resolve yourself to bounce anyone that can't play nice with
others. I'm sorry that we live so far apart, I'd be thrilled to find
an organization with someone like you at
Yea, he was eating the pieces he pulled through the cage! I brought him
back to his dishes in the front room and he did eat a tiny bit more. I
think he thought Matilda's EVO crunchies tasted better than his though :) .
Nina
Gina WN wrote:
What a minx! Did he actually eat some dry food
ever be able to turn my back
on the kitten or puppy in my arms in favor of the one I haven't met
yet. Being a part of organized rescue generally means abdicating the
tough decisions to someone else and I refuse to do that.
Nina
Ioana-Dina Rican wrote:
Isn't this ironic how the
se innocent eyes, make
your decisions from a place of love, be at peace with those decisions
once they're made and you will find your way.
Nina
Kathi Clark wrote:
Thanks, Tonya. This has given me something to think about. I haven't
had the other ones tested again and I don'
Terri,
I'm so sorry about your daughter's baby. Please pass on my sympathy
and condolences on Gutt's loss to her.
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Belinda,
Can
you add my daughter's kitty "Gutt" to the Candlelight Services?
My
daughter's
he sort of home that
every cat deserves, but at least she finally did. How are her
companions doing?
Blessings to you in your grief,
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Nina,
Peanut came to us mid-July, with 2 of her companions from a bad
situation. The other 2 gained weight, but Pean
I don't
know how long this will last. We're taking it one day at a time and
doing our best to make the most out of every moment we spend together.
Thanks,
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Nina, just my opinion but I would not cut back on the dex amounts. I
do not think that Spencer h
t. It doesn't cost anything to apply, unless your vet charges
you for their trouble. I don't know if it's taking as long as it did
when I was applying, but it used to be about 2 months from the time
they submitted the paperwork until you could actually get it in your
hands. When/if
Hi Leslie,
Thanks for keeping us in your thoughts. I'm convinced that this group
of people has a direct line to Spirit and I appreciate you sending good
vibes our way.
Leslie wrote:
Nina,
So good to have you back. I've been thinking a lot of you and
Spencer while you weren
now I was there,
but she changed my life.
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Wow Nina that is terrible Re:
My mentor in rescue dropped me out of her life cold when she
learned that the litter of bottle babies I rescued had felv and I
refused to euthanise them upon diagnosis. My mouth
m him, (what's your son's name?). He may surprise you, he may be
able to come to terms with the balance of life's joys and harsh
realities of loss sooner than you expect.
Blessings to you and your family,
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My sisters 5 month old kitten has passed aw
with thoughts of gratitude in having known them.
Big hugs to you sweetie,
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thank
you so much for saying that.
It
hasn't been the same since losing them.
I
miss both Sam and Ling. Sam was only 2 yrs old and Ling was 16 yrs old.
Both
Tazzy and
Leslie,
Tell us more about what your vet has Satchmo on. What is the name of
this "powder" med you're treating him with? What is the dose and why
does your vet think it will be beneficial?
Nina
Leslie wrote:
Hi guys,
(Thanks Nina, I'll take your advice and start up
Thanks Wendy, I appreciate your prayers for my continued sanity and the
well being for everyone in the house. One day at a time, one foot in
front of the other...
Nina
wendy wrote:
Hey Nina,
How are you doing today? I am trying to get caught up
on my email. It's so hard to keep up
Hee hee. It's rare that anyone gets away with being vague about
treatments around here. We're always so anxious to see what anyone else
is trying and if it seems to be working. How wonderful that you've
found a holistic vet that you like. I have one that's about an hour
away from me. She's
ow trying to keep it together
as she waits and waits for them to do the transfusion. Poor Oh Oh is
very upset and little Tsubomi is listless in her arms. She will write
to the group as soon as she can.
Nina
Hey Lady, sooo nice to hear from you. Do you have time to update us on
what's been going on at your house?
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Positive thougts are on their way to Hideyo and her crew!! Please
keep us updated! And Oh oh ought to be able to donate as long as
Tsubomi has neve
ll be able to do this
for Tristian.
Nina
Sherry DeHaan wrote:
I am sad to say that our sweet Dante' left us today,Jen had made
him feel better very many times but just couldn't this time.He was a
beautiful sweet soul.he will be missed.THank you all for your prayers
that have helped
ow
are healthy. Generally, it calms me. Hey so and so is sleeping all the
time too!
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Nina,
Ashley & Basil seem to be doing well. I think our furkids often have
a better understanding of life than we do & they know that Peanut was
ready to gradu
Leslie,
Have you emailed MC directly? I haven't seen her on the list lately,
but she might be able to steer you towards help for these poor babies.
Bless it, the need never ends.
Prayers that they find help soon,
Nina
Leslie Lawther wrote:
Everyone: I had gotten some
emails in the
hung out on a perch
near the kitchen sink and whenever I was doing dishes he'd swoop down
on me and try to take a chunk out of my leg. My friend came home and
discovered that her bird had learned a not so nice new word from his
Auntie Nina. I heard from this friend (after more than 30 years) a
now MC? The gal
who had emailed yesterday put two of her three down this morning with
FeLV. Just makes me so sad I didn't know she was euthanizing
them... There are many more from what I understand.
On 10/6/06, Nina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Leslie,
Have you emailed MC d
r had a diffinative
diagnosis... I hate the idea of him slowly starving to death. I hate
the idea of pts before he's ready. I hate the idea of bringing him to
the vet and putting him through the poking and proding. I just don't
know what to do.
Thanks for listening,
Nina
I have been using it once a day. I don't think it's that he doesn't
have an appetite, I think he's associating stomach upset with eating.
Thank you for the suggestion and your prayers,
Nina
wendy wrote:
Hey Nina,
Have you tried the transdermal cyproheptadine to
encour
#x27;t and then I'll
always wonder if there was something else that could have been done to
help him through this. I think I'll call my vet's office back and see
when the soonest appointment opening is, I can always cancel it if I
change my mind. Bless it, I feel as schitzoid a
such a miracle. I
already thought he was dead that day he went missing. The sound of the
clock ticking is thundering in my ears!
Nina
Marylyn wrote:
I can only tell you that when the Royal Princess Kitty Katt's cancers
spread to the point that we knew treatment would make her miserable
ting to take on that
dying cat look. You know, that oily, stiff sort of look. Talk about
the roller coaster effect! I'm going to go out of my mind if I don't
figure out what is going on with him and make a determination about what
to do about it.
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
s him
begin to eat more. I promised him I wouldn't try assist feeding him
again, but I may do that too. I truly don't know what I'd do without
you guys,
Nina
Leslie wrote:
Nina,
Take a breath. Look out the window. Just pause. The next step is
right there, your foot is raise
a call
back yet, they already think I'm nuts, this latest voice mail is, I'm
sure, doing nothing to dissuade them from that supposition.
Much love and thanks,
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Periactin is cyproheptadine, which it seems like you are already
giving him.
You're right--
Thanks I'll try assist feeding him that way. I've got some raw chicken
thawing. I thought he might be more receptive to something completely
different than what I've been offering him.
Blessings to you my dear,
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Nina, if he lets you pill him, h
ubomi. If it helps any, I think you have made the right decision
about not putting her through another transfusion.
Much love,
Nina
Hideyo Yamamoto wrote:
First, I wanted to thank you all for all your prayers, advise and
encouragement for my Tsubomi – I am staying home with Tsubomi today as
I
ield of
wild flowers chasing mice with my Angel friend Trouble.
The vet never called me back. It's just as well. Isn't amazing how
quickly our hopes can change? Just this morning I was still praying for
miracles, now I'm praying for a peaceful transition without having to
ma
nasia is a gift of love, that if it is done for the animal and not
for our own convenience, or even to ease our own suffering, then it is
the right thing to do. In Spencer's case, I'm not getting any of the
signals that normally tell me this is what he wants... So, I continue
to w
k a
little more water before I left him to tend to the other animals. I
keep telling him, it's almost over. That I'm sure he'll be back when
he's ready, that I know we will always be together joined in the love we
share for each other. I'm going to miss what I still think of as his
perfect body though.
Nina
credible list of
caring people. I went through such contortions dealing with Spencer's
illness and decline. I don't know how I would have coped without your
support and prayers.
Much love as always,
Nina
She was in a terrible state when she first became
symptomatic. My vet was wise and experienced enough to suspect
Hemobart, even though she tested neg for it. I did finally lose her to
this terrible disease, but we were able to turn her anemia around and
give her a lot more time feeling very, v
s as committed to my animal's
care as I am. Maybe that's just the way it has to be.
Big hugs to you and yours,
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Lucy's doing great, knock on wood. Thanks for asking. I am very
slowly tapering her pred for her ibd, and she is down to 8.75 mg/
looked at my Princess Grace and
Jazzy's memorials and it's so comforting that our fur kids have this
wonderful tribute. It helps to see them there. Thank you once again to
James and Belinda and all those that contribute to the ongoing support
of this list.
Big hugs and lots of love to you all,
Nina
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