Thanks, Nina - I guess my main problem is that - I don't really trust my
vets 100% -- don't get me wrong - I have great vets and I really like
them - but they won't weigh the risks and benefits of situations in a
way I do.. as you know, I am way too "cautious" and "paranoid" about
everything...when someone says it's "safe".. I don't really believe it..
if it's anything that you shouldn't give to human baby, then, I don't
want to give to my babies unless I absolutely have to ....

When I gave deworming medicine to Jasmine, she acted differently the
whole night.. she did not want to move.. and of course, I freaked
out...and the vet told me that it was safe...

-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Nina
Sent: Thursday, October 20, 2005 1:44 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: Should I spay Ginger?

Oh Hideyo, of course you want what's best for Ginger!  No one would ever

question that.  You can't spay her right now anyway.  Do your best to 
relax, take long breaths in and out.  Follow your intuition about what 
you think is best for her.  Speak to your vet about ways to limit the 
risks of surgery.  Ask for guidance before you go to bed at night.  
Sometimes it's so hard being responsible for all the decisions we have 
to make on behalf of our sweet innocent angels.  There are risks no 
matter what we do.  Have faith in yourself and in Ginger.  You'll get an

answer.
You are never far from my thoughts and always in my prayers,
Nina

Hideyo Yamamoto wrote:

>I guess my bottom line is ...I want what's best for Ginger - and I
don't
>know what it is - I guess no one will really know for sure, will they.
>I never thought of neutering George because of his liver problem and
>because of his weakness at that time, and I knew that I made a right
>decision not make him go through a surgery, because it was a "right
>thing" to do.. and it was not a right thing to do for George at that
>time..
>
>Ginger looks healthy and she is so beautiful.. but I also know that she
>can be very fragile and just don't know what the best thing for her
>----I don't want to risk anything if I could avoid and I don't know
what
>it means.....
>




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