Julie, I'm glad you found this site. It has been a God-send for me in the past week while my cat Cricket is sick. Cricket is doing much like your Jazzy; lying in our bedroom in a corner behind a plant. I think they may be twins the way you describe Jazzy: fighting the pills, purring softly, disinterested in food/water. I'm not ready to let Cricket go yet and since he has been up and down for the past ten+ days, I am still holding out hope. I know you've probably read the posts on ImmunoRegulin. I will let you know asap how Cricket fares with the injections. His hemocrit is horribly low. The post before mine about seeing a specialist might help you put your mind at ease. At least you'll know exactly what your treatment options are for Jazzy. I'm weighing a blood transfusion right now, but it's so expensive and may only prolong his life a little. It's horrible when someone you love wastes away in front of your eyes. Cricket has been a source of my laughter for the past 4 and a half years. He is a unique cat. He likes riding in the car and getting into the shower with me. Maybe he thinks he's a dog. lol. I understand your heartache and am sending prayers and peace to Jazzy and you.
:) Wendy __________________________________ Yahoo! Mail - PC Magazine Editors' Choice 2005 http://mail.yahoo.com