Kathy,
Between your two posts about Sadie, it could very well be that she's picked up a UTI. You might isolate her in a room or large cage with a carrier with some non-absorbant litter and take a urine sample to the vet. They should be able to spot something from feeling her kidneys and bladder and seeing her reaction to it (they'll tend to try to duck their hips down away from your hand because the area in front of their hips is tender). Good luck with her! Poor little girl, having to deal with FeLV from childhood. On the positive side, the kittens I've heard of who were positive as babies who made it to 1 year generally did well with it - although others here may have had other experiences with it. Niki comes to mind. She's dealt with so many from so many ages that I consider her to be one of the experts on how individuals are likely to do (realizing that each cat is an individual and reacts differently to it).
Kathy
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