I'm so sorry to hear all this possibly sad news.
I just wanted to comment on cancer treatment for animals. For our critters, the
chemo is tailored to prevent discomfort, not cause it. I am not trying to tell
anyone how to have their animals treated, but I would suggest discussing
options
Also, I forgot to add that Fuji had her first follow-up appointment from her
second round of chemo. The vet believes the second mass has been shrunk!
Besides a sneeze or two, probably inherited from her baby brother, she is in
excellent condition. We will do blood work later this week and
Exactly the first drug that was used on Fuji! I hope it works as well for
Spanky:)
Melinda and Fuji
On Dec 6, 2010, at 10:53 PM, Stacy Zacher wrote:
> Hi:
>
> PLease send some healing thoughts and purrayers for Spanky today - he
> has his first chemo - vincristine. Paws crosse
Hey Stacy & Spanky
Here's some love and healing energy coming your way!
Keep your heart and head held high.
Best of everything,
Bonnie
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From: "Stacy Zacher"
To: "FELVTalk"
Sent: Monday, December 06, 2010 5:53 AM
Subject: [Felvtalk]
Hi:
PLease send some healing thoughts and purrayers for Spanky today - he
has his first chemo - vincristine. Paws crossed everything goes well.
He's FELV+, age 13, mediastinal cranial mass - lymphoblastic large cell
lymphoma dx'ed recently with the mass. I am worried about all the
I'll ask about all this on MOnday- thank you
>
> From: "Del Daniels" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: 2005/06/12 Sun PM 04:04:16 EDT
> To:
> Subject: Re: chemo
>
> Same here, Effie began with Elspar and then Cytoxan pill. On that Friday
> morning she
Same here, Effie began with Elspar and then Cytoxan pill. On
that Friday morning she had labored breathing and whistling with the chest
mass pressing inside her, had chemo ... by Monday she was playing again and
breathing fine. I can understand why you would not choose chemo since
he was
My Effie was diagnosed Lymphoma a year
ago mid-June and with chemo and prednisone, she survived quite well until
February 05, and extra 7 months.
Del
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Sent: Sunday, June 12, 2005 1:29 PM
Oh, how horrible. I think you are doing the right thing about the chemo if he is that stressed by it, actually. What your vet said about the steroid shots does not make ANY sense to me at all. If he is on pred, he can do steroid shots. In fact, when Simon, my hearthrob boy with a similar
Thanx michelle- we tried chemo but he was fighting and screaming and trying to
bite. None of which he has ever done at the vet, in fact he is a very tolerant
cat. He is on prednisone instead. I elected not to do the chemo, I'd rather
him not have to deal with even if it will make him
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