I don't think she's fine, at all. When I went into my garage, where I keep my
positives and my turtles, the air was so thick in there I couldn't stand it. I
started hyperventilating and I felt sick. As you all know, I've lost a few cats
to FeLV and this hasn't happened before. I'm telling you,
Laura, what a tragic turn of events!!! I am so sorry for all you have had to
endure recentlyour hearts break with yours.
Date: Wed, 17 Mar 2010 13:45:50 -0700
From: hingebacktorto...@yahoo.com
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: [Felvtalk] Bridget is dead
Bridget is dead. I
Amy, mine had regular blood work. I did not do the specific B12 test, I used
the vitamins/supplements based on their HCT nos. A cat needs the B's, folic
acid and iron to produce new red blood cells. The B's and folic acid are water
soluble so overdosing isn't an issue. Iron should not be
I totally understand feeling guilty - been there. Sometimes even when your head
knows it isn't your fault but your heart says differently. Please do not beat
yourself up over it - it is not your fault. Your love for Bridget (and your
other cats) is evident in your email. She and they were very
Hello.. We wold like to be taken off your mailing list..We were able to find a
home for Kita. She is a very sweet lady who can afford to take care of the way
he needs to be and he is going to be only animal in the house.
Thank -you
Mike and Donna
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I'm so sorry to hear about Bridget's passing and will be keeping both of you
in my thoughts tonight. It's heartbreaking but at least she passed
peacefully and quietly; I'm sure she's watching over you, thankful for all
the love and friendship you gave her during her time in your care.
I'm
I understand your pain. I took my 17-year old into the vet last June 15th
because he was very old and fragile, and refused food that morning. He had
separated himself from the pride, self-exiling to the living room weeks before.
The technician detected a wheeze - he had been wheezing for
I never got to say goodbye. I handed her over and left her with strangers and
left her to die without me. I don't know how long she'd been dead before the
vet bothered calling - I left as soon as I got word it only takes 15 minutes
to get there, and she was stone cold and stiff as a board.
Wait, calm yourself, and, when the time is right, talk to Bridget.
She will talk back to you when it is right. Honest.
On Mar 18, 2010, at 6:31 PM, LauraM wrote:
I never got to say goodbye. I handed her over and left her with
strangers and left her to die without me. I don't know how long
Now I have to say that is odd, they should have called you when it
happened, right away when it happened. When I lost my Buddie
immediately after surgery. My vet called to tell me she came through
surgery just fine but a few minutes later she called me back and told me
she had arrested in
PS. I had the same guilt with Buddie, but she was so sick I knew there
was a good chance she wouldn't pull through, I spent the night before
telling her if she was ready to leave it was OK, it was her decision. I
did ask her to let me know she was OK if she did leave ... and she did.
Three
I agree, talk to her, Bridget will answer you in the best way she
can. My Mom and Dad come around on occasion, Dad with the smell of
cigarette smoke, he loved his ciggies and Mom with the smell of fried
chicken, she came everyday for a month before Bailey passed, I didn't
put it together
Hi Belinda,
I'll give her the
benefit of the doubt, but what exactly is she basing her
information that FeLV+'s have such a bad experience with
using epogen, because I have not heard of any studies that
have been done on this to bear that out and if there is one
I would like the
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