Michelle,
I'm so sorry to hear about Ginger, how awful that she was not able to
overcome this. It sounds like her passing was peaceful and I do believe
she not only heard but saw you both before she left. From the sound of
it she was not in good shape and had she woke up probably
Michelle, I'm so sorry to hear about Ginger. I hope you find peace in the fact that she was with you for a good amount of time, was happy, and her end was quick and not drawn out so her pain was minimal. I'm sure she appreciated everything you did for her.
Marissa
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Michelle,
I am so sorry.
Joan
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Michelle,
I am so, so sorry that you and Ginger had to go
through this. I will pray for you and for that empty
place in your heart now filled with grief to be
eventually replaced with wonderful memories of Ginger.
Please let me know if you need anything. You are a
wonderful kitty mom, and you
Oh, Michelle, I am so sorry. Your love for Ginger and her enjoyment of life shine thru so in your email about her. Reading it left me in tears. How lucky you were to have each other. You are in my prayers.[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Date: Wed, 22 Feb 2006 11:13:30
I am so sorry to hear about Ginger. It is so hard to
lose one of our babies. My heart goes out to you
right now. You and your family are in my prayers.
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Michelle,bless you,my heart is sad.You did all you could.[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Date: Wed, 22 Feb 2006 11:13:30 ESTSubject: Ginger is goneTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]CC: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED],[EMAIL PROTECTED]She never regained
Michelle, My heart is breaking with yours. What an incredible girl Ginger was and what a beautiful tribute to her special life with you. She and Simon are back together now and healthy and happy and playing, pausing only to look at you and how you're doing. I'm so sorry you had to make the
Michelle, I'm so sorry - thank you for writing about her, I know how
deeply you care and how much it hurts. Gloria
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Michelle
I am so sorry I just see now that Ginger has passed on. Please
know you did all you could for your sweet girl I am sure she
will live on in your heart forever.
Again my deepest sympathy to you
Carla
and even stronger
Love and hugs to you and your baby Ginger
Hideyo and all of my four legged babies..
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Oh, Michelle...I have no words...I am so sorry to hear about Ginger! I
tracked down the email that my dad sent me shortly after Ewok
died...Again, I don't consider myself much of a Christian, but his words
gave me alot of comfort...it's what I believe in my heart whether you're
Christian,
Im so sorry for
your loss Your note is really a tribute to the love and warmth
that I know Ginger felt from you during these years
Chris
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Michelle,
Ginger was the luckiest of cats to be chosen and taken home by you.
She owed the years that she might not have had - and the happy times
playing with Simon all to you. You were a blessing to her and you are an
excellent kitty mom. God bless you!
Bonnie
www.wortfm.org
Dear Michelle,
"A gentle sleep is sometimes the kindest answer . to
the most impossible question of all ."
With deepest sympathy,
Marlene
What a touching, moving story. You obviously loved her very much, and
she knew that. Please know that we are all here for you, and understand
your pain.
I'm sure that my furangels are playing with her at the Bridge.
Goodnight, sweet Ginger...
=^..^= Terri, Siggie the Tomato Vampire,
Michelle,I am behind, but I hope by now Ginger is feeling better!tonya[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:I am so worried, though the vets do not seem to be. We took her to a different emergency room at 5 am, one with a veterinary referral center during the day with internists, because she got
Michelle,I am SO sorry. What a terrible shock. As hard as it is to go through an illness with an animal, I think when we lose one so quickly it's harder to take. There is nothing I can say to make you feel any better. I am just in shock myself. She sounds so very special. I just don't know
Michelle, I am so sad to hear about your little Ginger...She must have been a wonderful kitty, and you gave her the gift of freedom and a good life...I know that no words can make it better, but you will remember the good times you had together..and that one day you will be re-united again... You
Michelle I am crying with you as I read. I am so sorry for your loss. I do know just how you feel. Your Ginger sounds so much like my Rudy and like you I was so busy taking care of other little ones with UTI's and bad teeth. I just didn't see the signs and I feel so guilty about that, but Rudy was
I hope Ginger feels better soon. It is so hard when
you know something isn't right but you can't seem to
get an answer to what is wrong. I will be praying
that Ginger starts feeling better.
Cindy
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I am so worried, though the vets do not seem to be.
We took her
I am so worried, though the vets do not seem to be. We took her to a
different emergency room at 5 am, one with a veterinary referral center during
the day with internists, because she got almost completely limp. They put
her on IV fluids and by the time the internist came in at 8 he
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I am so worried, though the vets do not
seem to be. We took her to a different emergency room at 5 am, one with a
veterinary
It is wonderful to hear that Ginger is feeling good
enough to eat a bunch and run around. What a
wonderful feeling it must be for you to see her
feeling so well.
Julian and I will think good thoughts for Patches.
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Yay! A big bowl of baby food (she felt very
Thank you for asking.. no she is not eating on her own yet.. she sniffs
the food, does not want to eat...but she does not act like she is
feeling sick either - I am thinking that she is lonely and depressed...
I cried when I was with her this morning because I am not spending as
much as time she
Ginger is still at my mom's in NJ, because I am moving there in a month and, after taking her down there when I went to care for Pepsi, my horse, I did not want to put her through 2 more 5 hour car rides to bring her back to MA and then down to NJ again. So she is still there. She was doing
I am sure it was I am so so glad
that she is doing so well! Thank you for letting me know.
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Michelle, how is Ginger?
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I would absolutely postpone the ultrasound.
Nina
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I would absolutely postpone the ultrasound.
Nina
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Last night I got the Vix vaporizer working (Ginger still is sniffly)
and gave her periactin for the first time, not expecting much because
I have never found periacting (cyrpoheptadine) to get cats or dogs
eating. An hour
That is wonderful Michelle I will keep you guys in my thoughts ;-)
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Last night I got the Vix vaporizer working (Ginger still is sniffly) and gave her periactin for the first time, not expecting much because I have never found periacting (cyrpoheptadine) to get cats
Michelle,
Sounds like Ginger is really making a turnaround. Now eat for your
Mom Ginger!! :)
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Belinda
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No. For bartonella it's zythromax for 21 days.. Also, if you're dealing with uri that's probably why she's not eating more than the teeth. Keep her well hydrated. Have you tried the baby neosynephrin (I think that's what it is) drops in her nose? Humidifier? She's got to smell the food to eat.
Oh Michelle,
I am so sorry you are going through all this. I am on depression med.s also that don't seem to help. After my hysterectomy I have now gained nearly 40 pounds as well. I told my psychiatrist that my biggest problem was lack of energy and he put me on ritalin. I am not add, but he said
I actually rescheduled it for Thursday. She has gotten much perkier--
playful and cuddly again, and after licking at the fancy feast yesterday she
also licked up a little baby food. She has not touched food since then, but
before getting the Triaminic this morning she did go over and look
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ate a little (or at least licked at food)!
I actually rescheduled it for Thursday. She has gotten much perkier--
playful and cuddly again, and after licking at the fancy feast yesterday she
She didn't get a patch. I gave her metacam, a liquid pain killer, the day
after the surgery but not again since then. At this point I do not think it is
her teeth, but am hoping it is just her URI making her not eat. I rescheduled
the ultrasound for Thursday and will get it done then if she
Thats a great news Michelle! Is
she getting the fluid the meantime?
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(or at least licked at food
I actually postponed the AC phone call too, because it was scheduled for 10
pm last night just so I could talk to her before the this morning's ultrasound,
but I decided to postpone the ultrasound and wanted to go to sleep. I have not
rescheduled it yet. I may do it later today or tomorrow.
Yes, I am still giving her 150 cc of fluid per day, and also syringe
feeding her. But I am syringe feeding her less to try to see if she will eat
some on her own. I normally syringe her about 90 to 100cc's of A/D per day and
yesterday did only 60. I plan to do only 60 today too.
Thanks,
Hi Michelle,
You may want to syringe her a bit more, an adult cat needs between
5.5 and 6.0 ounces of food to maintain their body weight, although tiny
cats like my Shelbee don't eat anywhere near that much (Shelbee weights
about 7 pounds).
You may want to stick with the 100ccs of food,
That sounds good, I had to add more water to the AD because I was
feedig Buddie through a tube and it had to be watered down a bit more.
It sounds like she is definately feeling much better. I've been told
that kitties try to cover their food to hide it from other animals so
they can come
I counteract the watering down by adding a teaspoon of
Nutri-Cal to the mix, it bumps the calories back up without thickening it up too
much to syringe. She may even lick the Nutri-Cal off your finger on her own,
sometimes mine do that when I ask them nicely and make a big fuss over it being
Dear Michelle
Tough one. If it were me, I think I would keep the appointment to get it
over and done with earlier rather than later, while doing everything possible to
minimize the stress on Ginger. It IS very good news that she appears to be
taking an interest in food--as you say it does
Hi Michelle,
I second what Kerry said, when Bailey got his teeth pulled he was
pretty quite for a couple of days and he didn't eat very much he tried
but it was obviouls his mouth was sore. He had a pain patch and liquid
pain meds besides. It took a good 5 days or so before you could
Thanks. She was trying at first, but now she will not even look at food--
any food, including her favorite baby food. She does have a bad URI now
and probably can't smell anything, so I am sure that is adding on to the mouth
discomfort, but I am still very worried. She does not have a pain
She will not touch liver shake. She would not touch it several days ago
either, though, when she was still trying to eat other things, so I think she
does not like it. I am syringing it to her mixed with A/D. She does
not want me to touch her now, I think because I have been syringing her
I guess just try to be as gentle as possible and try syringing some
food into her. Is she on antibiotics for the URI because many
antibiotics will also make them loss their appetite? Bailey on on
antibiotics for about a week I think to make sure he didn't get any kind
of infection.
Michelle,
Try not to question yourself so much, you know what is best you are her mommy maybe 2 days ago it did knock her out and today it will have a different effect 2 days ago she probally was still in a lot of pain, just sit back and watch her you will know what is best.
Cherie[EMAIL
will be praying that Ginger will soon
feel better.
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She will not touch liver shake. She would
not touch it several days ago
Do not loose hope, we are all sending good healing vibes your way
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I've been syringing her for a week. She was on clindamycin and I switched her, with the dental vet's approval, to doxicycline for the URI, which is what I have found to work best. It's trye that dox
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Ginger
I've been syringing her for a week. She was on clindamycin and I
switched her, with the dental vet's approval, to doxicycline for the URI, which
is what I have found to work best. It's trye that dox can also cause
The little homeopathic pellets of phosphorous? Do you pill them with
them?
Michelle
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Hi, Michelle, I am
wondering she is having a difficult time to recover from the surgery itself
its a major
Yep. I just sent another email with how I
pill them to my cats let me know if it makes sense.
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Yes, thanks.
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Yep. I just sent
another email with how I pill them to my cats let me know if it makes
sense.
I do try to pet her a lot, but for the past two days she does not want me
to. The first few days, even though she would growl and fight while I
syringed her, she would roll over for me to rub her belly right afterwards and
forgive everything. Now she hides from me unless I offer her a
Don't lose hope, I'll tell you a story about Frankie, he was positive
and had such a bad URI he was sick for over a week before I took him in
for antibiotics. This was many years ago before I knew nearly as much
as I do now, and in fact we didn't find out he was positive until this
episode,
That's a great story about Frankie, Belinda.
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Don't lose hope, I'll tell you a story about Frankie
I'm not giving her appetite stimulants. I am also on the fence
about the I-R. At first I thought not to try it because of exactly what you said
re: her being on meds already. But then I read the article about it again,
and the vet saying that it often solves mysterious problems positives
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Ginger
I do try to pet her a lot, but for the past two days she does not want me
to. The first few days, even though she would growl and fight while I
syringed her, she would roll over for me to rub her belly right
Thank you, Belinda. Ginger was eating a little like that until 2 days
ago and now will not even look at food-- she runs to the other end of the room
when I put it in front of her. That is actually why I am feeling
hopeless. But maybe it is just the combination of her mouth hurting, the
I did give her the sulphur, which I have in the house, in the manner that
you suggested. I do agree on some level about not giving many drugs, which
is why I did not give her the pain killer this morning. The reason I am
thinking about the I-R is that the article on the felineleukemia.org
Oh Michelle, you're life is such a nightmare right now.
That's actually great news about the normal bm and Ginger being more
active outside, that was a great idea. I stand by my feelings about
Ginger, it sounds like she's doing pretty darn good, all things
considered. She probably doesn't
, but a stronger pain killer may dull the
pain enough to encourage eating! Just a thought...you guys are
certainly in my thoughts!
Jen
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I did give her the sulphur, which I have in the house
I forgot to have her tested for bartonella. I will ask the internist
to do that on Monday. Maybe that is what it is...
Since you're already giving Ginger Dox, you're probably ahead of the
game if she is positive for bartonella. I know that's what my vet
prescribed for Hemobart, so maybe it
just had too much bad experience with drugs
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I did give her the sulphur, which I have
in the house
Yes, it's Fern. She is the only dog left in the house, the other two died
this November and the last October. She is on flax oil with every
meal. It is not normal swelling. It is something called polyarthritis
which comes from an auto-immune disorder she got as a secondary reaction to her
Hemobartenella and bartonella are two different things. bartenella
is associated with stomastisis, hemobartenella is associated with anemia.
Bailey was (and probably still is) positive for bartonella associated
with stomastisis, he was on three different antibiotics (for over 5
months) and
Thanks, Jen. She was given Metacam, which she can get only every 48 hours.
She was due for a second dose this morning but I did not want to give it to her,
and the dentist agreed. The dentist things her URI is probably bothering her
more at this point, and that the Metacam is not good to
Someone said erithromycin is given for bartonella, unlike hemobartonella
which gets dox.
Michelle
P.S. Yes, I still am planning to go take a shower, just catching up on
emails!
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Since
you're already
Oh Michelle, I wouldn't have believed a post from you right now would
get me laughing, but I'm holding my side. I find myself going outside,
(just briefly, mind you), to get the paper, feed the ferals, or
whatever. I'll smile brightly to my neighbors as they walk by and be
surprised by their
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Subject: Re: Ginger
Oh Michelle, I wouldn't have believed a post from you
right now would get me laughing, but I'm holding my side. I find myself
going outside, (just briefly, mind you), to get the paper, feed the ferals, or
whatever
Michelle,
When it rains it pours, hang in there
Cherie[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I decided to take a shower and brush my teeth and generally try to appear human, maybe even straighten up the house that has turned into a hovel, but wouldn't you know that before I could there is a knock on the
!
Kerry
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I decided to take a shower and brush my teeth and generally try to appear
human, maybe even
It's amazing what a shower can do. I do feel more able to survive at
the moment.
Thanks for the push toward personal hygiene,
Michelle
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Hey, think nothing of it, Michelle--you'd do
the same for us. Kerry
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Ginger
It's amazing
Cherie, I think you mean the human interferon, not the feline interferon
from England? I had her on the feline interferon, Virbagen Omega, which is not a
week on and week off thing.
She is not eating what I give her-- I am force-feeding her with a
syringe. She holds it down fine, thank
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Dear Lisa
Just want you to know you and Akira are in
my thoughts constantly. I'm praying for the time you have left to be a peaceful
one. much love and many hugs to you both, Kerry
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I see that Akira is still with us. I thought from the last email that she was
not.
Michelle
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Dear Lisa
Just want you to know you and Akira are in my thoughts constantly. I'm
praying for the time you have left to be a peaceful one.
I think Akira and Lisa are peacefully spending the time together -
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I see that Akira is still
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Re: Ginger - throwing up
Hi, Hideyo. I don't think vomiting itself
is a symptom of FeLV, or that positive cats who are not otherwise sick do it
any more than negative cats.
If her appetite is down but she has no
other symptoms, I think I
is unlikely. That was a sales rep I think. So take it with a grain of
salt.
-Kyle
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To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Friday, April 08, 2005 6:53
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Subject: RE: Ginger - throwing up
Thank you, Michelle
I know what
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Thank you, Michelle
I know what you mean.. all my other FeLV negative ones vomit all the time and I dont think much of it unless they act ill but when coming to
I am trying. The last one was done by Simon's oncologist. He can't do
it for my other cats. The local vet agreed to do it but never seems to actually
do it. I need to keep bugging her.
Michelle
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Sending positive, healing vibes for Ginger. Hideyo. I hope she begins to
eat again soon.
May be
worth you checking she doesn't have ulcers. That's what Levi had (as well as
anemia)when he stopped eating. Kerry
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it at a health store?
Thank you!
Hideyo
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I'm sorry I've forgotten. Have you tried cy
Hideyo,
I think you should try Immuno-regulin for her. Your vet should be able to
get it. also, can you start the process to get VO? If you start the process
to get it yourself, I can send you one of my remaining two boxes of it (good
for one 5 day dose, or more if she weighs under 11
You look inside their mouth. I think Kerry was referring to ulcers inside the
mouth, not the stomach.
Michelle
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writes:
Do they have to do ultrasound to check ulcers?? Or do you feel it from
outside?
Ciproheptidine is an antihistimine with a side effect of making cats and dogs
hungry, so vets prescribe it as an appetite stimulant. You need to get it
from a vet.
Michelle
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No, I haven't - what is cypro? Do I get it at a
Oh yeah, I wanted to apply for the process - how do I do that?
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Hideyo
Michelle,
You can also put in another application for VO yourself. I've gotten
two okays for Grace and one for Jazz. I have one sitting at my vet's
office waiting until I have enough money to order it.
Nina
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Hideyo,
I think you should try Immuno-regulin for her. Your
I sent a reply the last time you asked with the info that your vet needs to
send to the FDA. It was the second time I reposted it from the archives. It
was about a week ago. Please look for it there, because otherwise I have to get
on our other computer and look from it in my files and cut
Sorry, I found it - I must have overlooked it - thank you, Michelle!
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I sent
Well, Ginger is definitely not eating as
much I think she should be eating a bit more. And I began to worry. She liked liver shake I made for her and
she drank it and ate a bit more food.
I gave another shot of V-B complex (I dont have V-B 12) last
night. She ate a bit today again but she
Healing vibes and good thoughts coming your way ;-))
CherieHideyo Yamamoto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, Ginger is definitely not eating as much I think she should be eating a bit more. And I began to worry. She liked liver shake I made for her and she drank it and ate a bit more food. I
Can you feel lymphoma by
petting?
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Sent: Wednesday, February 23, 2005
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Subject: Re: Ginger update2
I have
seen it from lymphoma. But I
No, not necessarily. Sometimes it forms in and around the tissues of
organs. It often can only be detected through an ultrasound.
Intestinal lymphoma can cause lack of appetite and also diarrhea.
But it might not be lymphoma at all. A lot of FeLV+ cats have
unexplained bouts of anemia and
7:17 PM
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Subject: Re: Ginger Vitamin B 12-folic acid injections/Michelle
Hey Michelle - I'm a vegetarian, was a vegan, I certainly feed my cats
different from myself. Weird, first time I went out to by liver.
Gloria
At 06:01 PM 2/22/2005, you wrote:
Oh, I know
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No, not
necessarily. Sometimes it forms in and around the tissues of
organs. It often can only be detected through an ultrasound.
Intestinal lymphoma can cause lack
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