t;arm" around his girlfriend Flavia. Hideyo
suggested "the only thing I can think of is that Snowball is such a gentle soul,
he could not let Flavia cross the bridge all by herself so he decided to join
her" whichI found comforting.
It seems a bit weird that I'm posting this
kitties and tell them my thoughts.
Please know that I will be praying for you and that one
day you will see your darling Flavia again!
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Much love and prayers
peggyKerry MacKenzie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear allMy sweet, gorgeous little girl Flavia is gone.It all happened so quickly. When I went in to check on her at 9.30am (shehad seemed fine
I am sorry for your loss.
From: Kerry MacKenzie [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Please add Flavia to CLS Belinda
Date: Wed, 6 Jul 2005 12:35:19 -0500
Dear all
My sweet, gorgeous little girl Flavia is gone.
It all happened so
Kerry, I'm so sorry to hear that you lost Flavia.
May she find peace wherever her journey takes her.
Jennhttp://ucat.ushttp://ucat.us/domesticcatlinks.html
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collect KMR kitten formula labels for Bazil, a 3 yr
once (yesterday) but i liked her. She was easy to
talk to and responsive to ideas.
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From: Belinda Sauro [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Wednesday, July 06, 2005 7:33 AM
Subject: Re: July 5 update on Flavia
Kerry when you get back from your
Dear all
My sweet, gorgeous little girl Flavia is gone.
It all happened so quickly. When I went in to check on her at 9.30am (she
had seemed fine at 6am and later), she was hiding in the carrier, and seemed
to be breathing more rapidly than the others. I also noticed than someone
had vomited
Flavia is gone.It all happened so quickly. When I went in to check on her at 9.30am (shehad seemed fine at 6am and later), she was hiding in the carrier, and seemedto be breathing more rapidly than the others. I also noticed than someonehad vomited--a first, if my memory serves me right, since
oh, kerry, i'm so sorry! i haven't been posting much, but have been
following everyone's story, and holding all in light
i'm so glad you were able to hear her, and to be with her when she went on.
GLOW to light her way, and for you to heal...
--
MaryChristine
AIM / YAHOO: TenHouseCats
Kerry,
I'm so sorry Flavia is gone -
I'm glad you were able to spend the last night with her, and that you were
still here and the one who she told when she was ready, but it's so very
hard to let them go - even knowing they will be made whole again, waiting
for us at the Rainbow Bridge. Please
Kerry,
I'm so sorry to hear about your precious "Flavia" you did what any of us would have done to help our babies. She is now at the bridge healthy and running with the others.
I might not have posted much but I do read the postings and felt she was right next door to me.
You
,
NOOO
, Kerry, please tell me it's not true!! Kerry, I am
sorry, but I can't deal with the fact that Flavia is gone, Kerry.
I am so sad and can't barely think right now - oh my
gosh
Kerry,
I feel for your loss, I am sorry and I hope you will recover for Flavia. She is watching and missing you from the Bridge. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Cherie
Kerry MacKenzie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear allMy sweet, gorgeous little girl Flavia is gone.It all happened so quickly
Oh Kerry, I'm so sorry it was her time, but it sounds like she had a peaceful passing and was able to be with you. Our thoughts and tears are with you..
HUGSKerry MacKenzie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear allMy sweet, gorgeous little girl Flavia is gone.It all happened so quickly. When I went
what I mean, you don't have to worry about
her being without you now. Please know that you are not alone in
mourning your sweet Flavia. I had such high hopes for her being the one
to help the others see how wonderful it is to trust.
I'm sending you and your other babies love and comfort,
Nina
Kerry,
I feel the same way as Hideyo. Do you have a picture of her to send to
Belinda for the CLS page? I too would love to see the little girl we
all fell in love with through you.
Nina
Hideyo Yamamoto wrote:
,
I'm so sorry Kerry...
My thoughts are with you
Steph
Oh, Kerry...I am so sorry...please know that you and Flavia are in my
thoughts. I bet there's a shiney new angel at the bridge telling the
other fur-angels all about her wonderful Mum here on Earth! Keep your
heart open 'cause I bet Flavia will be sending you a sign that she's
okay...although my
will be a good thing for you now. She is at peace and maybe the loss will be easier for you to get through being away from home for a bit.
Take care of yourself and have a safe trip.
tonyaKerry MacKenzie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear allMy sweet, gorgeous little girl Flavia is gone.It all happened so
My thoughts and prayers are with you Kerry. I am glad you got to spend those last precious moments with your little angel.
Belinda
It's been a painfulday. I lost my gentle giant Snowball this
afternoon. I never expected that.
He was breathing rapidly when I got home from the clinic. I thought at
first he was stressed because of losing his girlfriend Flavia. I couldn't take
the risk, tho, so I rushed him
while I'm
gone--the total was
around $50 inc shipping so i felt it was worth taking the
chance that she will be able to do the calls.
I've also spoken to yet another vet at Higgins, Dr Teuber, the
one who saw Flavia today, about Immunoregulin (I emailed her the articles and
Kyle's emails before t
Hi, Kerry, thank you very much for your
update you must been so busy with getting ready for your trip and
getting everything ready and taken care of for Flavia all I can say is
that you are the best mom that Flavia (or any kitty for that matter) can have
I am very proud of you, Kerry
Kerry,
I do think Flavia is doing well, considering, but also think it is possible she will need a transfusion when you are gone. Is the pet sitter prepared regarding how to recognize this (lethargy, how to check for and recognize paleness, etc.) and get her to the vet, and do you know which
I don't have any advice on procrit or immunoregulin. I 'think' the immunoregulin would not be as effective as the procrit myself. But if Flavia's numbers are holding and she still weighs 8 pounds I think she's doing very well!
tKerry MacKenzie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi everyone
I'm sorry
Procrit would be more effective IF the problem Flavia has is that her kidneys are not releasing the hormone. If her problem is something else, then the procrit will do nothing. The I-R's workings is still somewhat of a mystery to everyone, it seems, so it is worth trying for everything other
Flavia for you
while you are gone and I am sorry that you have to go who will be
taking care of her while you are gone? Does she have to be at the vet the
whole time?
Hideyo
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could prescribe that Flavia might eat. How large is
the pill? Crushing it, unless it doesn't taste bad, only releases more
flavor and odor. Could you put it in a gel cap and then wrap it in
something that she'll wolf down? I used cooked liver molded around the
gelcap and hidden in a small
leaves, too far for me to follow.
Thanks for your prayers, Nina---Kerry
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Nina
Sent: Monday, June 27, 2005 1:28 PM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Re: Flavia won't take her antibiotic compound chew
Took Flavia for another blood test today, and her countis maintained
at 21. So that's a relief, for today at any rate. Have scheduled another
bloodwork appointment for Wednesday. (I have a suspicion that she is still
craving litter--she was sniffing it this morning and may have eaten some
I actually think that is good in a way-- it means that she has the energy
to run from you!
Michelle
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had to
chase her today to catch her--not good. She was easy to handle at the vet,
though--she
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Wanted to let you all know how Flavia is, but first I apologize for not being able yet to replyto your kind individual emails--thank you so much--it's been a crazy two days.
Flavia's hematocrit went from 6 (or 7.5 depending on which reading) to 17 with the transfusion
Kerry,
It's good news that Flavia is feeling better, you know how much I pray
that it continues. As far as the others not welcoming her back with
open arms... Remember, she stinks! She has that strong vet hospital
smell on her that is very upsetting to kitties. Even the best, most
loving
Thank you Nina---that's reassured me. I hate to see her effectively
still isolated, poor little thing. Kerry
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Nina
Sent: Friday, June 24, 2005 11:16 AM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Re: Flavia
Title: Message
Thank
you Hideyo!
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On Behalf Of Hideyo YamamotoSent: Thursday, June 23, 2005 3:50
PMTo: felvtalk@felineleukemia.orgSubject: RE: Flavia
update
Hi, Kerry, I havent
seen your postings today, I am
If there's any way you could rub a towel or blanket or something the others have been sleeping on onto flavia it might help. Being feral, I doubt you can do that though. This has happened with me before, but it usually only lasts a few hours. Being feral, your cats are probably more 'suspicious
Another thing you might do is wash all the bedding in the room they're all in to get 'out' their familiar smells so they may be more amiable to Flavia's antiseptic smell.
tonyaHideyo Yamamoto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My opinion might be biased (I have a bad experience in the
That is great news about Flavia-- amazing actually-- at least tentatively.
>From 7.5 to 21 in a matter of 2 days is truly amazing. I wish so much that when
Simon crashed at the end, with a hematocrit of 8, that he had let them put the
catheter in to transfuse him. He had been so traumati
I hope Flavia and George are doing ok - I will keep praying for them. Jenn how is bones doing - hope he is ok too?
As for my furboy - Bramble ate nearly a full pouch of whiskers cat food this morning along with 3 slices of chicken and I was so proud of him - he even came out and ate the cat food
Dear Kerry, I am sorry, I have been behind
reading emails I am so sorry that Flavia has anemia I will be
praying so hard that she will recover very very soon please keep
me posted with her progress. Hideyo
From:
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Behalf Of Kerry
Hi, Kerry, I havent seen your
postings today, I am wondering how your baby, Flavia is doing after the
transfusion I hope she is doing better
Love and hugs to you and Flavia..
Hideyo
From:
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Kerry MacKenzie
Sent
Wanted to let you all know how Flavia is, but first I
apologize for not being able yet to replyto your kind individual
emails--thank you so much--it's been a crazy two days.
Flavia's hematocrit went from 6 (or 7.5 depending on which
reading) to 17 with the transfusion. She had dep and dex
Kerry,
Positive thoughts coming your way, I am sure th eothers just need some time to adjust again, all will be well, I am sure of it, hang in there.
Cherie
Kerry MacKenzie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Wanted to let you all know how Flavia is, but first I apologize for not being able yet
Hi all
I've been up most of night with Flavia. I noticed she wasn't
moving much last night, and didn't appear to want to eat. When I tried coaxing
her with a treat, she went into the box and ate some litter instead. Not good.
Then she defecated outside the box 2 or 3 times. I stayed with her
Title: Message
Kerry,
Paws
and fingers crossed thatFlavia will be just fine!
Joan
-Original Message-From: Kerry MacKenzie
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, June 22, 2005 10:24
AMTo: felvtalk@felineleukemia.orgSubject: Flavia not
well, please send good wishes
How frustrating for you! So, poor Flavia made a trip to the vet for
nothing? Wasn't that amazing that she went in the carrier by herself?
At least the experience, although I'm sure scary, wasn't too traumatic
for her. You must be exhausted. Flavia and you are in my prayers that
she feels
Strength and health coming to Flavia and you too! That's really unfortunate about that other clinic, but at least now you know.. Once again, I'm so glad I have my vets - they aren't open on the weekends, but they are open at 730a with a vet getting there at 8. Good luck!Kerry MacKenzie [EMAIL
Thanks Carla.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Wednesday, June 22, 2005 9:29 AM
Subject: Re: Flavia not well, please send good wishes
Kerry
I will keep Flavia in my thoughts today and prayers tonight.
Carla
Title: Message
Thank you, Joan.
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From:
Doljan, Joan
To: 'felvtalk@felineleukemia.org'
Sent: Wednesday, June 22, 2005 9:29
AM
Subject: RE: Flavia not well, please send
good wishes
Kerry,
Paws
and fingers crossed thatFlavia
Thanks Gloria.
Yes, I'm always amazed by badly behaved animal clinic people. I felt bad
about taking poor Flavia there. It wasn't what I expected--at all.
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From: Gloria B. Lane [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Wednesday, June 22, 2005 9:40 AM
Thanks Barb.
Yes, it was a bad experience. But past similar experience with
my FeLV kitty cats gave me the resolve not to put up withit this time. I
think it wasthe obnoxious receptionist'snegative reaction when I
said (as an afterthought) that Flavia was also feral that did it. I hung
Kerry,
Keep us posted. I hope Flavia is feeling better now and you got to see your vet.
tonyaKerry MacKenzie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all
I've been up most of night with Flavia. I noticed she wasn't moving much last night, and didn't appear to want to eat. When I tried coaxing her
Sorry I am behind in my postings! I am praying for George and Flavia... I don't know anything about what to give them to help, but I will be sending lots of positive thoughts their ways... I pray for everyone on this list and their kitties- I hope you all know what great things you do.
Erika
When
Dr Dodin called and said the hematocrit came back as 7.5. As I
feared, it's nonregenerative anemia. She said we need to see how Flavia does
tomorrow morning after the transfusion (she was also in an oxygen tent last time
I saw her), and all being "well" will prescribe
Hi Kerry,
I'm sorry to hear about the anemia. I would want to rule out hemobart just to be sure. I hope Flavia gets to come home first thing. Be sure to give some extra pats to Katyis too!
take care,
tonyaKerry MacKenzie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dr Dodin called and said the hematocrit came
Kerry,
I have not been reading posts regularly, and just learned of
Flavia. I am so sorry. it is so strange the way we seem to deal with the same
things-- me with lymphoma over and over and you with inexplicable anemia.
I would try Immuno-regulin too. The article on this group's web page
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