Glad to hear the good news about Grace, Nina! More power to her paw!

By the way, you said it for me...Your first para cd have come from me.
(I think it must be a collective thing---I've noticed my daily emails
have gone from 90-something to approx 10!) Kerry

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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Nina
Sent: Thursday, September 15, 2005 1:17 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Grace update


I'm sorry I haven't been able to keep up with the list.  Just to many 
things on my plate.  I feel like no matter how early I get up, or how 
late I go to bed, I still can't get done what needs to be done.  Looking

at the state of my house, you'd assume I was sitting on my butt eating 
bon bons and watching TV.

Grace's vet visit yesterday went really well, at least as far as the 
trauma involved.  She was such a good girl!  My Internist gave her a 
thorough physical exam, and except for the fact that she's lost 2 lbs 
and her eyes were unevenly dilated, she said she looks really good, (her

breathing is fine, no swollen lymph nodes, etc.).  She couldn't tell if 
Grace still has a heart murmur, because she was purring too loud to hear

her heart properly!  What an angel my Gracie is.  The Internist said we 
could do blood work, but unless there's a problem with one of her 
organs, which neither one of us thinks there is, it wouldn't show 
anything conclusive.  She suggested putting her on Baytril, sent me home

with subq fluids, (even though she's not dehydrated), and Dex shots, 
(just in case).  She also gave me some samples of novel protein dry 
foods for Grace to try, (she's not eating and she's always liked dry 
food, so what the heck).  I'm trying to finish up the questionnaire from

the holistic practitioner, so we can get started on that.  Grace did eat

a bit last night and seems to have a renewed desire to fight.  I feel 
more hopeful this morning.

I just gave her her first dose of Baytril, syringed some babyfood, 
colostrum and Nutrical down her, (not enough, the darn syringe stuck and

I put too much pressure on it so it exploded food all over my hand), and

put some transdermal Cypro on her ear.  I think her belly is bothering 
her, so I may try a 1/4 Pepcid later. 

Love and prayers to all those in trouble, and those of you who aren't as

well!
Nina



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