Keeping Lucy in my thoughts and prayers.
Gina
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Michelle,
My prayers are w/ you and Lucy...
Hugs,
Patti
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Prayers for Lucy. I hope she's feeling better by the time I catch up on my
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The oncologist and internist can not figure out what is wrong with her.
The things that can cause abdominal fluids are lymphoma, FIP, a ruptured
intestine, pancreatitis,
Thinking of you and Lucyand hoping for the best.
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To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Re: Prayers needed for Lucy-- very serious
Date: Thu, 25 Jan 2007 15:38:54 -0800 (PST)
Prayers for Lucy. I hope she's
Sending healing energy Lucy's way and praying for more time for you and she. I
am so sorry about this Michelle. I know how you feel; while I love all my
babies, my Tigger and I have a special bond that just seems to grow over the
years.
Gina
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Lucy's
May all the angels watch over you and Lucy. She will be frightened but she
will be with you and know your love.
If you have men who will
exclude any of God's creatures
from the shelter of
Michelle,
If at all possible try and get an appointment with Dr Rogers Fred,
he is a leading oncologist and one that is used by and consulted with by
many members of the Feline Lymphoma group members. He is one of the
best!!! Prayers for Lucy, I hope it isn't lymphoma or anything
Good luck, Michelle, with Lucy's visit to the other vet. Many many prayers
coming your way from my house. I know what you mean about loving her more --
that is the way I felt about my Daisy who died in Oct. Sometimes one kitty
will just be -- for lack of better terms, a soulmate. Give her a
Oh Michelle, prayers going out for you and Lucy. You're such a
good mom to her. Hope the ride went ok and that we hear some
good news this afternoon.
Hugs,
Beth
Sending prayers for your darling Lucy, Michelle. By now you will
hopefully have a better idea what's going on. It's wonderful that you
got an immediate appointment with the best hospital. It's also wonderful
that she's still enjoying her food and eating well. Kerry M.
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Michelle,
I am sorry to hear Lucy isn't doing so well yet..I don't know why they won't
give you some dex or give her a dex injection..I know it works the fastest to
reduce the temp..It is almost standard procedure from any vet I have used for
dogs or cats here..It also hits any inflammation
Michelle, I am so sorry to hear about Lucy. I hope
you get better news at the vet office. I know what you
mean about loving all of your babies but there is one
that just captures your heart and soul. It sounds like
you are doing everything for your sweet baby. I will
be praying for both of you.
Michelle,
I will be praying for yall to have more good time together. I have one I
love more too.
On 1/17/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Lucy's temp spiked to 106.7 tonight so I took her to the ER. They did
blood work and her HCt is at 18 and her bun and liver enzymes are
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Subject: RE: Prayers needed for Lucy-- very serious
Sending prayers for your darling Lucy, Michelle. By now you will
hopefully have a better idea what's
Oh Michelle,
Did you have the ER vets save the fluid for your oncologist to test?
Thank goodness you have educated yourself and know that the diagnosis of
an ER vet is not always reliable. I'm so blessed to not have anyone in
crisis right now, but reading your post sent all those fears and
The oncologist and internist can not figure out what is wrong with her. The
things that can cause abdominal fluids are lymphoma, FIP, a ruptured
intestine, pancreatitis, and other infection. She has some symptoms of each,
but not
enough of any of them to make it seem like the diagnosis.
I think they did not want to give her dex because there is the possibility
that she is fighting some kind of bad infection, and dex is contraindicated for
that. Or that she has some kind of ulceration in her intestines, which dex
is also contraindicated for. I asked for it, believe me. I
Michelle, do give her a little while to recover from this morning. She has
been through a lot, being poked and prodded and tested. Unless you get a gut
feeling that she's definitely going downhill think about giving her 24 hours.
I think that is what I would do if she were mine -- but being
That is my first impulse too. Give her time to recover from her ordeal,
the car ride, the fevers, the testing, all of those things by themselves
are enough to exhaust her. You are there, you know best, but my first
thought is to give her time to regain her strength.
Nina
Susan Loesch wrote:
: Thursday, January 18, 2007 1:24 PM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Re: Prayers needed for Lucy-- very serious
The oncologist and internist can not figure out what is wrong with her.
The things that can cause abdominal fluids are lymphoma, FIP, a ruptured
intestine, pancreatitis, and other
I want to also. She is curled up sleeping now, but her back legs seemed very
unsteady when she stood up to change position, and it seemed like she kind
of collapsed back onto the towel. Apparently paresis, or rear leg paralysis,
can be a neurological sign of FIP, so this is scaring me. Of
Michelle,
I'm sure you're both exhausted. I'm glad she seems to be resting more
comfortably right now. Do your best to be vigilant, not scared. Have
faith not fear. If not faith in a higher power, or a higher good, at
least faith that you and she know what's best, faith in your own
Michelle, I am sorry that Lucy isn't doing well. I
hope she starts feeling better. I am sending prayers
to the two of you.
Cindy Reasoner
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The oncologist and internist can not figure out what
is wrong with her. The
things that can cause abdominal fluids are
Michelle,
I can't even imagine what you must be going through. I hope so much that
Lucy will feel better and that you can get some useful information to help
her. You've both had a very difficult day. My heart and prayers are with
you both.
elizabeth
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Oh, man! I wish you lived anywhere except the USA! Feline Interferon Omega
has even cured FIP in some cases! I've been reading lots of studies about
it, and I really believe it can do miracles... but it's not LEGAL here yet!
How is she breathing?
Rear leg weakness can also be an electrolyte
Hi Michelle,
Believe me I know exactly how you are feeling right now.. What sort of
infection does she have? Or do they know? URI? I guess I don't understand why
they won't give at least one initial dose of dex to bring the temp down and
help increase her appetite.
Have you tried any
It usually is that, can also be very high phosphorus, Fred has CRF
and is getting both binders for high phosphorus, now normal after
binders for 2 months, and potassium supplements for low potassium 3.7 4
is low normal. He doesn't wobble anymore. Still a little weak though
and has
Well, I will be sending Fred positive energy for his vet trip! Feeding tubes
are really scary, but can really help a lot too! Thanks for helping me out
on that one! I thought it was one of those two, glad it was both, now I was
right either way, LOL! I need to note that in a file and add it to my
Got Fred's last labs right here:
Normal Phosphorus at Anetech lab is
*2.4-8.2* Fred's is 3.7, he was at 8 way too high
(CRF cats should be right around 4 and treat at 6)
Normal Potassium is
*3.4-5.6* Fred's is 3.7 so low normal
I think CRF cats want to stay between 4 and 5.
you don't
Poor baby, she might just be exhausted. I hope it isn't FIP and I have been
praying for her.
Gina
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I want to also. She is curled up sleeping now, but her back legs seemed
very unsteady when she stood up to change position, and it seemed like she kind
of
Michelle,many prayers going out to you and sweet Lucy.Give her a kiss for me.
And hugs to you.
Sherry
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Lucy's temp spiked to 106.7 tonight so I took her to the ER. They did
blood work and her HCt is at 18 and her bun and liver enzymes are low. They
took xrays
At 08:36 PM 1/17/2007, you wrote:
Oh Michelle...you will be in my thoughts all the night. what time is
it there???You are doing the very best you can and giving her so
much, but it is so very hard. Please please let us know what they
say. I am glad they tapped her and she is more
I'm so sorry, Michelle. Here are vibes and prayers that you and Lucy have
some good time left together. She is blessed with a great mommy.
Diane R.
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Prayers going up for you and Lucy, Michelle. I would have brought her home
too. Please let us know what the doctor says tomorrow.
hugs,
elizabeth
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Lucy's temp spiked to 106.7 tonight so I took her to the ER. They did
blood work and her
I am so sorry, Michelle - prayers coming for Lucy - Gloria
On Jan 17, 2007, at 10:36 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Lucy's temp spiked to 106.7 tonight so I took her to the ER. They
did blood work and her HCt is at 18 and her bun and liver enzymes
are low. They took xrays and it looked to
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