Dearest Terrie,
I was saddened to read of your dear husbands illness. Of course you need to
be with him at this difficult time. As someone who will turn 64 this year, I
agree he far too young to be facing this.
You both are in my thoughts and prayers
Sharyl
--- On Mon, 3/28/11, ter...@tazz
Terrie, I am so sorry you are going through such a difficult timeyou are in
my prayers, as is you husband...may his passing be peaceful and may you have
solace in knowing you were with him.
Debbie
~ When the world says, "Give up," hope whispers, "Try it one more time" ~
I would LOVE to read any other things you have saved!!! Please feel free to
email me.
Debbie
~ When the world says, "Give up," hope whispers, "Try it one more time" ~
> Date: Tue, 29 Mar 2011 00:58:42 -0400
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> Subject: Re: [Felvt
Terrie,
Do whatever you have to do, family is very important.
You and your husband will be in my T&P.
--Katy
On Mon, Mar 28, 2011 at 9:09 PM, wrote:
> Hi all,
> I'm taking some time off from rescue due to my husband's illness. He has
> liver failure and is not a candidate for a transplant.
Thanks for the advice everyone, I'll start mixing in cooked meat with their
dried Purina/Blue Buffalo mixture.
(I tend to mix dry foods together, they like picking the flavor they want to
eat that day! I never spoil my animals!)
Now I am curious, what's wrong with tuna? (One of my cats wont eat
And another question, how do you cook the meat? (grilled, baked, pan fried,
boiled)
On Tue, Mar 29, 2011 at 9:05 AM, Katy Doyle wrote:
> Thanks for the advice everyone, I'll start mixing in cooked meat with their
> dried Purina/Blue Buffalo mixture.
>
> (I tend to mix dry foods together, they
Terrie,
I am SO SORRY to hear what you and your husband are going through. Know you
have my prayers.
64 is too young to go home. But then a friend of a friend once told us that
those who leave earth early are the "Good workers. Everyone of us has a
mission to fulfill here on earth and we
Dear Terrie,
I am keeping you & your husband in my thoughts & prayers.
Young or old, it is never easy saying 'Good-bye" to someone you love.
May your memories & your love help you through this time of sorrow.
We are also grieving with you -
With deepest sympathy,
Kat (Mew Jersey)
Terri -
I am so sorry you are having to go through this difficult time. My thoughts are
with you & your husband.
Beth
Don't Litter, Fix Your Critter! www.Furkids.org
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Subject: [Felvtalk] Time to step down from rescuing fo
Got a call at 5pm yesterday that someone had seen a kitty in the ATM drive thru
lane at a local bank. I ran up there & didn't see a thing at first. She was a
tiny brown tabby sitting so still in the leaves that I didn't even see her. She
blended right in. She was so cold & wet & could barely mak
I boil it on low heat in not too much water; it makes it very soft and you
can also use the concentrated broth.
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I have always wondered why cats like fish.it's not a natural food for them,
they don't fish...
Tuna:
Mindy Bough, veterinary technician for the ASPCA Pet Nutrition and Science
Advisory Service, dishes out the facts on this savory feline fave:
"An occasional tuna treat for your cat is generall
So freakin sad...Thank you for caring for her :(
Sherry
"We who choose to surround ourselves with lives more temporary
than our own,
Live within a fragile circle,easily and often breached.
Unable to accept its awful gaps.
We still would have it no other way"
--- On Tue, 3/29/11, Beth wrote:
Dear Terrie,
I am so sorry that you have to go through all this - age 64 is really
young...as one gets older, what is considered "old", keeps moving up and up!
My thoughts are with you and your dear husband.
Natalie
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I've got a question about the FeLV virus itself. Is it all the same virus or
does it mutate and change like the herpes virus that causes URI? What I'm
wondering is that if I've got a cat that has been exposed to the virus but
extinguished it, is he immune for life? Seems like I read that. S
So sad! Poor Lola! :-(
2011/3/29 Sherry DeHaan
> So freakin sad...Thank you for caring for her :(
> Sherry
>
>
> "We who choose to surround ourselves with lives more temporary
> than our own,
> Live within a fragile circle,easily and often breached.
> Unable to accept its awful gaps.
> We s
Thank you for caring for Lola - I hate to think how long she had been
there...what's wrong with people, how can they just look on and go on their
way
Unfortunately, as long as people consider it normal for cats to be outside,
they assume it's someone's catPeople are more likely to report a
Hello All,
I am new to the discussion board. My cat Mr Gray has just been diagnosed
with FeLV. He is not symptomatic yet although recently, he was also
diagnosed with Hyperthyroidism. He is still very active and alert and
eating a lot.
I have been reading that ImmunoRegulin has been quite effe
Guess the bottom line is just like it is for human--eat a bit of everything
& balance your diet. Of course, for a couple of mine, "little bit" is a
challenge! I have, however, tried to eliminate corn, wheat & soy cause my
Tucson seems to be a bit allergic to one of those (& she really doesn't nee
Here's a page of lots of info: It seems that the only time to ImmunoRegulin
is BEFORE there are any symptoms! I don't know of anyone who has used it -
will ask my vet when I see him. I would love to do more for my two FeLV
boys that are asymptomatic, besides good nutrition and supplements.
http:/
Beth
You and the people who rush to help these sweet creatures like Lola are my
heroes. Your efforts, care and love have a huge impact, I think, on Lola
and the larger world. This story is sad and touching. Thank you for all
you do.
I'm reminded of the oft told story of the person visiting
My Tucson had a couple of episodes of very low white blood count. She
wouldn't eat (which is a dead giveaway for her!) & vet treated with a series
of immune-regulin injections. Don't know if it was that or what, but her
wbc jumped right back up. She's 13 years old, 17 lbs. Medically, I'm
usuall
Beth, I am glad you were there for Lola before she crossed the rainbow
bridge.
On Tue, Mar 29, 2011 at 1:05 PM, Bonnie Hogue wrote:
> Beth
> You and the people who rush to help these sweet creatures like Lola are my
> heroes. Your efforts, care and love have a huge impact, I think, on Lola
> an
My vet said it wasn't good as preventive but has had experience with using
it during the episodes of low wbc my Tucson had a few years ago. Can't
remember how many injections he gave her but her wbc went up & that was it.
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So sorry to hear about Muffy--I know my little dog Jack puts up with a lot
from his cat brothers n sisters & almost never complains-LOL I'm sure Muffy
will be missed...
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Good for you for giving this little one some dignity, love & warmth in her
last moments
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I usually stick it in the crock pot.
On Mar 29, 2011, at 8:18 AM, Katy Doyle wrote:
And another question, how do you cook the meat? (grilled, baked, pan
fried,
boiled)
On Tue, Mar 29, 2011 at 9:05 AM, Katy Doyle
wrote:
Thanks for the advice everyone, I'll start mixing in cooked meat
Sharon,
I used Immunoregulin on two of my FELV cats. One was very symptomatic with
fevers and anemia. The other was aymptomatic. It got Junior over the hump
and he lived another two and a half years. I wish I had used it the whole
time, butI am not sure the end result would have been different. Ti
I think that they are immune for life if they get and extinguish the virus. I
do not believe that it is a mutating virus of any sort, at least not so far.
The problem is you have no way of knowing for sure that you cat did this unless
it was positive and is now negative. Cats develop some natura
Maureen, I don't have links to the science to answer your question. I do know
there are at least 3 versions of FeLV. Personally I wouldn't take the chance
of mixing without 1st vaccinating any negatives in the house. I have mixed
negatives and positives but my negatives were always current on
Beth, thank you for giving Lola a same and trying to help her. At least she
was cared for in the end. I will light a candle for her tonight to help her
with the crossing.
Sharyl
--- On Tue, 3/29/11, Beth wrote:
From: Beth
Subject: [Folktale] Please add Lola to the CLS list :(
To: Felvtalk@
She left with someone caring about her instead of leaving in a
violent, painful way. She new enough pain and fear but knew comfort
thanks to you.
On Mar 29, 2011, at 4:05 PM, Sharyl wrote:
Beth, thank you for giving Lola a same and trying to help her. At
least she was cared for in the end
Aww. This hurts my heart. But bless you for bringing her in and giving her a
caring passage and people to grieve her. Gentlest of Bridge vibes to little
Lola.
Diane R.
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Terrie, I am so sorry. I am sure Hospice will be a great help to you both.
Please take care and come back to us when you can.
Diane R.
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r end this way.
At least she had a name :(
Beth
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So heartbreaking. Thank you for doing what you could. It is so sad to think
about how many more there are out there. So many people just look the other
way...Bless you for your compassionate heart.
Jannes
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To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.
No, that is not old - I am 70 and consider my self young.
That aside, I will ad you and your husband to my prayer list, thatGod will
grant him a peaceful end and welcome him home.
Diane Rosenfeldt wrote:
> Terrie, I am so sorry. I am sure Hospice will be a great help to you both.
> Please
My pride is on Blue Buffalo "DUCK". For some reason, they do not like chicken
no matter what brand of food. Occassionaly, I get them some Mackeral canned
for humans and they love it, broth only. Why they don't eat the meat I don't
know. It seems that the stronge the smell, the better they li
This is so sad, that pople hve no compssion for a creature in pain. Even
worse, those same people usually do not have compassion for suffering people.
Thak you for caring and giving her some comfort in her last hours.
Jannes Taylor wrote:
> So heartbreaking. Thank you for doing what yo
My vet says I sould keep my negatives up to date on their felv vaccinations.
It has been over 2 years now since I got my first felv pos baby and all are
well, especially the felv pos ones. They are the sleekest, most energetic ones
in the bunch. Annie especially has the shiniest fur and the v
Dear Terrie, I'm so sorry, so sad for what you're going through. He
sounds young to me. Been thru hospice with a boyfriend several years
ago. I hope there are some sweet moments in the times you share
together. Thinking about you and sending all kinds of good thoughts
and wishes.
Gloria
Rosie passed last night, I could not bear to watch her wasting away. The
Lymphoma had
beat her. We had her on Pred and Leukeran-which shrank the mass near her throat
the
first week, then it came back with a vengeance the next week. We increased it
to
every
other day on the Leukeran to no avail
i HAVE ALSO HEARD THAT FISH IN THEIR FOOD CAN BE A POSSIBLE CAUSE OF URINARY
TRACT PROBLEMS. My Homey was having problems and was not esponding to
treatment. I got a Chinese herb thing from All Natural online and it did the
trick. At the same time I read online about fish being a possible con
Alice,
I am so sorry. Thank you for giving these poor babies wonderful life.
Rosie lived a full happy life and now she is with Murphy and the others. It
was too short for you and that hurts.
Hugs
Sally
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Terrie,
I am sorry you are going through this. He is too young.
Love,
Sally
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So sorry to hear... but please don't feel defeated! You gave these little
ones the best possible chance & you know that they knew that. I lost my
Romeo to lymphoma & for him, treatment was not really an option. It's a
terrible disease--attacks fast with a vengeance. His last few days were
tough
I am so sorry - I'm sure you will miss her terribly! Natalie
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Oh Alice I am so sad to hear this news. You have loved Rosie and her pal
Murphy and done all you could and more. My heart aches for your loss.
Prayers for little Rosie's journey, and for your strength. Thank you for
your love and compassion for these beings who otherwise would suffer so much
Hadn't heard about the "vet jet." I'll have to ask about it.
Because I didn't know the one cat had the virus until she died a few weeks ago
most of my cats have lived with her and shared food bowls for at least a year
and some were with her for almost two years. One vet was kind of saying
Figures the virus would mutate. My husband and I were talking and thinking
that the vaccine probably helps the cat develop antibodies to one general form
of the virus so even if a different form or mutation of the virus is introduced
into the system the antibodies created from the "general for
I'm so glad you found her and helped her. Just knowing someone was
therein some ways I'm sure she was aware there was caring and love
surrounding her finally - and now when you meet again someday, she'll tell
you so.
So glad to know people like you people. What you do is so important and so
h
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