Welcome, this is in general a great list! I totally agree - and I've
been on the list for maybe 6+ years. I've tried a number of things,
and very open to trying other things that come along. We need all the
help and suggestions we can get.
Gloria
On Dec 15, 2009, at 11:37 AM, Sara Kasteleyn wrote:
Good morning everyone,
I'm new to the list, so please take my suggestion with the appropriate
weight, but it seems to me that every approach to coping with,
keeping at
bay, and dealing with the ravages of these diseases and their
associated
symptoms should be welcomed and left to individual feline caretakers
to
investigate with the vets we are working with.
It is understandable that emotions can run high..so many have lost
precious
little lives, sometimes after great expense, hope and ultimate
failure.
It's the sharing of that experience, receiving suggestions, asking
questions.that makes this such a valuable resource for those of us
dealing
with the everyday joys and setbacks of our caretaking roles.
I can only speak for myself, but I truly welcome every suggestion
offered.
It takes courage to share what can be viewed as "outside the
traditional
box" therapies. As a user of these posts, I am actively seeking any
treatment that might enhance the lives of my little ones. I think
we all
are.
Just my little two cents from SoCal this morning. Thanks to you all
and
blessings of the season!
Sara
Sara F Kasteleyn
CIC Research, Inc.
8361 Vickers Street
San Diego, CA 92111
T - 858-637-4000
F - 858-637-4040
skastel...@cicresearch.com
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