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Today's Topics:
1. Re: Bogey's First Month on Stanzolol ([email protected])
2. Re: No Mail ([email protected])
3. Re: non regenerative anaemia (Anna Summers)
4. Re: Bogey's First Month on Stanzolol ([email protected])
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Message: 1
Date: Fri, 16 Sep 2016 21:32:11 -0500
From: To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] Bogey's First Month on Stanzolol
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Last year I switched vets because mine was always out on a farm call
and I had to drive over 30 miles to St Louis to an emergency vet.
This new vet is there when I need her unless it is 2AM, and more
agreeable about trying new and different things.
---- Ardy Robertson wrote:
That is so frustrating. It would be nice if we could concentrate on
getting
our fur-babies better, and not have to battle vets who won't
cooperate.
Doxycycline is a necessary part of the treatment if you ask me :)
One of my vets finally gave up and gave me the prescriptions that I
wanted
for Tigg.
Ardy
From: Felvtalk [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf
Of
Sherri Godschalk
Sent: Friday, September 16, 2016 1:22 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] Bogey's First Month on Stanzolol
Amani, I did discuss my fears of stopping the Stanzolol but he told
me
basically that this is how we were going to do it. I also mentioned
the
doxycycline. Which I got just a shake of the head. I can't double up
Bogeys
meds because they only give me so much of it.until our next
appointment
actually. I'm not comfortable with trying to find another vet because
the
likelihood of them giving out Stanzolol is a turkey shoot. I feel a
little
helpless here. Hopefully she will continue to get a little better
each time
on what he is prescribing for her. Thanks for writing.
From: Felvtalk >
Reply-To:
Date: Friday, September 16, 2016 at 12:26 PM
To: "[email protected] "
Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] Bogey's First Month on Stanzolol
Sorry - I was looking at the wrong thing when I mentioned the
lymphocytes. I
was actually noticing the MCHC going up (mean cell haemoglobin
concentration) which is also a good thing.
They lymphocytes have gone up, not down, and emphasizes the need for
the
doxycycline in my opinion.
Amani
From: Felvtalk [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf
Of
Sherri Godschalk
Sent: September-16-16 12:21 PM
To: [email protected] Subject: [Felvtalk] Bogey's First
Month on Stanzolol
Well we got good news at the vets office today. Not great but good.
Bogey
was on Pred and Stanzolol for 14 days. The vet then wanted her off
(Stanzolol) for 14 days then back on to cycle her on it. Bogey then
went
into heat on the 5th off day so I called the vet 4 days into her heat
because it seemed to be very hard on her. He had me go right back on
the
Stanzolol and her heat ended the next day. So what we had was 2 weeks
on, 10
days off and been back on it now for 7 days. Her are her results from
9/16
and the ones from 8/24.
9/16
8/24
RBC 2.57
2.43
HCT 15.3
15.3
HGB 5.5
5.3
MCV 59.1
62.6
MCH 21.4
21.8
MCHC 36.2
34.9
RDW 23.7
23.9
RETIC 78.1
61.5
WBC 14.47
13.46
NEU 4.07
4.03
LYM 8.83
7.75
MONO 1.52
1.58
EOS .004
.010
BASO .010
.000
PLT 88
50
She did not have a fever today and had gained almost .75 of a pound
since
8/1. She is still playing some, eating and drinking well. But still
is
wobbly and sleeps quite a bit. She is holding her own on this drug
combo and
the vet was very happy especially with the PLT, which I need to read
about
again. We are keeping her on it for 30 days this next cycle and
rechecking
then. (Although I will probably take her in before that because I am
a
worrier)
Just thought I would post this for other FELV+ owners incase you were
doubting this drug (Stanzolol) because of the potential of damage
later in
life. Remember we must get them to "later in life" first.
Thank you all and best wishes.
Sherri
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Message: 2
Date: Fri, 16 Sep 2016 21:35:28 -0500
From: To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] No Mail
Message-ID: <20160916223528.7GR0Q.9769.root@pamxwww10-z01>
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No matter the caue of their death, we miss them. Sometimes I think I
see those who have gone on and call to them, but of corse, they are
not there. It is like with my mother and father, I start to tell them
about an incident in my day and realize that I no longer can tell
them. My chirppractor told me to write a journal about each day. It
does seem to help.
---- Ardy Robertson wrote:
To Marsha,
I'm so sorry that you lost Brock. It just happens to be the same day
I lost
my Tigger... April 29th. What an awful day. I miss him so much, as I
am sure
you miss Brock along with the other two before him. I now have a
little girl
- Topaz and she is negative and vaccinated. I hate FeLV and hope they
can
cure it someday.
Ardy
-----Original Message-----
From: Felvtalk [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf
Of
Marsha
Sent: Thursday, September 15, 2016 2:28 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] No Mail
I lost my final FeLV+ boy on April 29 of this year. Milkdud was my
first FeLV+ cat, who arrived in the fall of 2009. Harley came a year
later.
Then Brock became Harley's companion after Milkdud died. Brock
wasn't
lonely after Harley died last year, as Harley had been after Milkdud
passed,
so I didn't look for a companion for Brock. Cancer took all 3,
though
Harley had a life-threatening URI 2 months before he got cancer, and
Brock
had a heart condition that usually claims feline lives within 3
months, yet
he happily survived a year with it.
Missing my sweet, sweet boys,
Marsha
On 9/14/2016 6:17 PM, Lorrie wrote:
I've not had any mail from the group in about a month.
I hope this means you and your kitties are all doing well.
However I wonder if I've been dumped by the automatic system that
claims I have bounced mail, which I do NOT.
Lorrie
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Message: 3
Date: Sat, 17 Sep 2016 11:27:23 +0200
From: Anna Summers To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] non regenerative anaemia
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from the people in this group they have seen winstol help - try it ?.
it might help her ? I lost my girl last year , I asked the vet to get
me winstol but by the time they found out about it , it was too late
for mine. Its such a horrible virus ? hopefully one day there will be
more treatments ,sending lots of purrs from us in Spain .
On 16 Sep 2016, at 19:33, [email protected] wrote:
I have no experience with this as I have had no need for it, but
others have had very good luck. I will add you both to my prayer
list
---- Lorelli wrote:
Hi all
My cat Sherpa is 18months old and Felv+. 10 days ago she was
diagnosed with
severe non regenerative anaemia. Haemocrit 12.7%. She has been
trying
hard, eating well and even hunting moths but went downhill 2 days
ago. I was
all set to euthanase her today when I stumbled across the comments
on
Winstrol. My vet was willing to try something similar as she
couldn't get
Winstrol in the UK. She injected her with Laurabolin today.
Did the Winstrol help cats with non regenerative anaemia? Are there
any
helpful articles on it out there?
Also how long should I give it before I decide if it is working or
not? I
don't want to prolong her suffering.
She is still alert and trying to live but off her food now. Vet has
given
her Mirtazapine that may help that. She is also on Veraflox for
suspected
mycoplasma infection and Loxicom for fever.
Any advice out there please?
Thanks,
Lorelli
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Tel :00 34 670671493
(Camino de Guerrero, 62)
El Palmar, Vejer de la Frontera, 11159
Cadiz
Spain
http://www.amproductionslocations.com/amproductions.html
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Message: 4
Date: Sat, 17 Sep 2016 10:58:29 -0500
From: To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] Bogey's First Month on Stanzolol
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Dose Doxycydine have a long shelf life? It would be nice to get some
ahead of time so you could start treatment right away. This would
require cooperation from a vet, maybe online who could prescribe it
for you and give instructions on how to administer it. It is not hard
to learn giving shots or iv's if necesseray. Treating at home is less
stressful and they have you for comfort, their own toys, beds, etc.
---- Ardy Robertson wrote:
That is so frustrating. It would be nice if we could concentrate on
getting
our fur-babies better, and not have to battle vets who won't
cooperate.
Doxycycline is a necessary part of the treatment if you ask me :)
One of my vets finally gave up and gave me the prescriptions that I
wanted
for Tigg.
Ardy
From: Felvtalk [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf
Of
Sherri Godschalk
Sent: Friday, September 16, 2016 1:22 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] Bogey's First Month on Stanzolol
Amani, I did discuss my fears of stopping the Stanzolol but he told
me
basically that this is how we were going to do it. I also mentioned
the
doxycycline. Which I got just a shake of the head. I can't double up
Bogeys
meds because they only give me so much of it.until our next
appointment
actually. I'm not comfortable with trying to find another vet because
the
likelihood of them giving out Stanzolol is a turkey shoot. I feel a
little
helpless here. Hopefully she will continue to get a little better
each time
on what he is prescribing for her. Thanks for writing.
From: Felvtalk >
Reply-To:
Date: Friday, September 16, 2016 at 12:26 PM
To: "[email protected] "
Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] Bogey's First Month on Stanzolol
Sorry - I was looking at the wrong thing when I mentioned the
lymphocytes. I
was actually noticing the MCHC going up (mean cell haemoglobin
concentration) which is also a good thing.
They lymphocytes have gone up, not down, and emphasizes the need for
the
doxycycline in my opinion.
Amani
From: Felvtalk [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf
Of
Sherri Godschalk
Sent: September-16-16 12:21 PM
To: [email protected] Subject: [Felvtalk] Bogey's First
Month on Stanzolol
Well we got good news at the vets office today. Not great but good.
Bogey
was on Pred and Stanzolol for 14 days. The vet then wanted her off
(Stanzolol) for 14 days then back on to cycle her on it. Bogey then
went
into heat on the 5th off day so I called the vet 4 days into her heat
because it seemed to be very hard on her. He had me go right back on
the
Stanzolol and her heat ended the next day. So what we had was 2 weeks
on, 10
days off and been back on it now for 7 days. Her are her results from
9/16
and the ones from 8/24.
9/16
8/24
RBC 2.57
2.43
HCT 15.3
15.3
HGB 5.5
5.3
MCV 59.1
62.6
MCH 21.4
21.8
MCHC 36.2
34.9
RDW 23.7
23.9
RETIC 78.1
61.5
WBC 14.47
13.46
NEU 4.07
4.03
LYM 8.83
7.75
MONO 1.52
1.58
EOS .004
.010
BASO .010
.000
PLT 88
50
She did not have a fever today and had gained almost .75 of a pound
since
8/1. She is still playing some, eating and drinking well. But still
is
wobbly and sleeps quite a bit. She is holding her own on this drug
combo and
the vet was very happy especially with the PLT, which I need to read
about
again. We are keeping her on it for 30 days this next cycle and
rechecking
then. (Although I will probably take her in before that because I am
a
worrier)
Just thought I would post this for other FELV+ owners incase you were
doubting this drug (Stanzolol) because of the potential of damage
later in
life. Remember we must get them to "later in life" first.
Thank you all and best wishes.
Sherri
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