Re: [Felvtalk] Callie

[Lance]

Thanks, everyone. Please keep our tabby girl (Callie) in your thoughts and 
prayers. A bite is very serious, and I suspect that the loose stools mean she's 
dealing with the infection. Hoping she ends up as a negative.

Lance

On Jun 24, 2013, at 3:10 PM, Marcia  wrote:

> Hi Lance
> We don't have control over everything. C'mon, yours on this list, that means 
> you love your cat! And as far as I'm concerned, anybody that loves cats the 
> way all of us do, is a damn good human being. -:
> 
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> 
> On Jun 24, 2013, at 12:07 PM, Lance  wrote:
> 
>> Hi everyone,
>> 
>> Please pray for my mom's cat, Callie. I mentioned her here a few weeks
>> ago, after my FeLV+ cat, Ember, bit Callie when she accidentally got
>> into Ember's room. Callie has had soft stools for the last four days,
>> and there was blood on her stool on Saturday. Since Callie hasn't been
>> vaccinated since she was a kitten, she probably has no immunity from
>> that route. She is 7 years old, and I'm hoping that she'll be able to
>> deal with the virus better having a more mature immune system. People
>> talk about age resistance with FeLV, but I don't think it can be
>> "relied" on.
>> 
>> I'm dealing with an incredible amount of guilt over this. I love Callie
>> like I love Ember. She's one of my favorite cats ever. It was my fault
>> that she got into Ember's room, and it's my fault that Ember is still
>> here with my parents. It's also my fault that we didn't vaccinate
>> Callie, as I worried about vax site sarcoma for Callie, and the few
>> run-ins that had happened between the two cats over the last seven years
>> were always brief and friendly. I also feel guilty as, if I'd just
>> gotten in the room (quite literally) a minute or so sooner, this
>> wouldn't have happened. 
>> 
>> Please pray that Callie can fight the virus so that she isn't
>> persistently infected, and please pray for me. I'm dealing with a lot. 
>> 
>> Thanks,
>> 
>> Lance
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Re: [Felvtalk] Callie

[Marcia]

Hi Lance
We don't have control over everything. C'mon, yours on this list, that means 
you love your cat! And as far as I'm concerned, anybody that loves cats the way 
all of us do, is a damn good human being. -:

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On Jun 24, 2013, at 12:07 PM, Lance  wrote:

> Hi everyone,
> 
> Please pray for my mom's cat, Callie. I mentioned her here a few weeks
> ago, after my FeLV+ cat, Ember, bit Callie when she accidentally got
> into Ember's room. Callie has had soft stools for the last four days,
> and there was blood on her stool on Saturday. Since Callie hasn't been
> vaccinated since she was a kitten, she probably has no immunity from
> that route. She is 7 years old, and I'm hoping that she'll be able to
> deal with the virus better having a more mature immune system. People
> talk about age resistance with FeLV, but I don't think it can be
> "relied" on.
> 
> I'm dealing with an incredible amount of guilt over this. I love Callie
> like I love Ember. She's one of my favorite cats ever. It was my fault
> that she got into Ember's room, and it's my fault that Ember is still
> here with my parents. It's also my fault that we didn't vaccinate
> Callie, as I worried about vax site sarcoma for Callie, and the few
> run-ins that had happened between the two cats over the last seven years
> were always brief and friendly. I also feel guilty as, if I'd just
> gotten in the room (quite literally) a minute or so sooner, this
> wouldn't have happened. 
> 
> Please pray that Callie can fight the virus so that she isn't
> persistently infected, and please pray for me. I'm dealing with a lot. 
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Lance
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Re: [Felvtalk] Callie

[Beth]

Lance please don't beat yourself up. Things happen & we just have to deal with 
what is going forward. It is unlikely Callie got infected unless there was food 
they were sharing.

Thinking of you, Callie, & Ember.

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To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org 
Sent: Monday, June 24, 2013 1:07 PM
Subject: [Felvtalk] Callie
 

Hi everyone,

Please pray for my mom's cat, Callie. I mentioned her here a few weeks
ago, after my FeLV+ cat, Ember, bit Callie when she accidentally got
into Ember's room. Callie has had soft stools for the last four days,
and there was blood on her stool on Saturday. Since Callie hasn't been
vaccinated since she was a kitten, she probably has no immunity from
that route. She is 7 years old, and I'm hoping that she'll be able to
deal with the virus better having a more mature immune system. People
talk about age resistance with FeLV, but I don't think it can be
"relied" on.

I'm dealing with an incredible amount of guilt over this. I love Callie
like I love Ember. She's one of my favorite cats ever. It was my fault
that she got into Ember's room, and it's my fault that Ember is still
here with my parents. It's also my fault that we didn't vaccinate
Callie, as I worried about vax site sarcoma for Callie, and the few
run-ins that had happened between the two cats over the last seven years
were always brief and friendly. I also feel guilty as, if I'd just
gotten in the room (quite literally) a minute or so sooner, this
wouldn't have happened. 

Please pray that Callie can fight the virus so that she isn't
persistently infected, and please pray for me. I'm dealing with a lot. 

Thanks,

Lance

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Re: [Felvtalk] We let Bubba go.

[Sharyl]

We love them, care for them and in the end let them go
RIP Bubba
 
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Sent: Monday, June 24, 2013 8:42 AM
Subject: [Felvtalk] We let Bubba go.
  


We did the ultrasound Friday. It showed enlarged spleen & kidneys. Vet thinks 
spleen was probably cancerous. I was not putting him through any more. He had 
just been laying around for 2 1/2 weeks, mostly having to be force fed. I did 
that with my 1st FeLV & I said I would never do it again. I did it at 1st 
because he had a URI & I knew he could get over that. But once that was gone he 
didn't get better as far as activity & eating.
It was a really sad decision. I had had a tough time with him at first because 
he peed on everything. Thanks to some things I learned from watching Jackson 
Galaxy we got him out of that habit & he was becoming a total sweetheart. He 
just loved to walk up to you an put his head against you. 
Some hit you harder than others. This was pretty difficult. The lady who found 
him is having him cremated for me.

Thanks guys for just being there.


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Re: [Felvtalk] Callie

[Bonnie Hogue]

Lance, prayers for Callie's healing, Ember's improvement and that you can let 
go of the guilt.  Things happen.  May your heart be light from now on!
Bonnie

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On Jun 24, 2013, at 10:07 AM, Lance  wrote:

> Hi everyone,
> 
> Please pray for my mom's cat, Callie. I mentioned her here a few weeks
> ago, after my FeLV+ cat, Ember, bit Callie when she accidentally got
> into Ember's room. Callie has had soft stools for the last four days,
> and there was blood on her stool on Saturday. Since Callie hasn't been
> vaccinated since she was a kitten, she probably has no immunity from
> that route. She is 7 years old, and I'm hoping that she'll be able to
> deal with the virus better having a more mature immune system. People
> talk about age resistance with FeLV, but I don't think it can be
> "relied" on.
> 
> I'm dealing with an incredible amount of guilt over this. I love Callie
> like I love Ember. She's one of my favorite cats ever. It was my fault
> that she got into Ember's room, and it's my fault that Ember is still
> here with my parents. It's also my fault that we didn't vaccinate
> Callie, as I worried about vax site sarcoma for Callie, and the few
> run-ins that had happened between the two cats over the last seven years
> were always brief and friendly. I also feel guilty as, if I'd just
> gotten in the room (quite literally) a minute or so sooner, this
> wouldn't have happened. 
> 
> Please pray that Callie can fight the virus so that she isn't
> persistently infected, and please pray for me. I'm dealing with a lot. 
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Lance
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[Felvtalk] Callie

[Lance]

Hi everyone,

Please pray for my mom's cat, Callie. I mentioned her here a few weeks
ago, after my FeLV+ cat, Ember, bit Callie when she accidentally got
into Ember's room. Callie has had soft stools for the last four days,
and there was blood on her stool on Saturday. Since Callie hasn't been
vaccinated since she was a kitten, she probably has no immunity from
that route. She is 7 years old, and I'm hoping that she'll be able to
deal with the virus better having a more mature immune system. People
talk about age resistance with FeLV, but I don't think it can be
"relied" on.

I'm dealing with an incredible amount of guilt over this. I love Callie
like I love Ember. She's one of my favorite cats ever. It was my fault
that she got into Ember's room, and it's my fault that Ember is still
here with my parents. It's also my fault that we didn't vaccinate
Callie, as I worried about vax site sarcoma for Callie, and the few
run-ins that had happened between the two cats over the last seven years
were always brief and friendly. I also feel guilty as, if I'd just
gotten in the room (quite literally) a minute or so sooner, this
wouldn't have happened. 

Please pray that Callie can fight the virus so that she isn't
persistently infected, and please pray for me. I'm dealing with a lot. 

Thanks,

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Re: [Felvtalk] We let Bubba go.

[Lance]

Beth,

I'm sorry that you had to let Bubba go, but it sounds like you did the
right thing for him. Take care.

Lance

On Jun 24, 2013, at 7:42 AM, Beth <[1]create_me_...@yahoo.com> wrote:

We did the ultrasound Friday. It showed enlarged spleen & kidneys. Vet
thinks spleen was probably cancerous. I was not putting him through any
more. He had just been laying around for 2 1/2 weeks, mostly having to
be force fed. I did that with my 1st FeLV & I said I would never do it
again. I did it at 1st because he had a URI & I knew he could get over
that. But once that was gone he didn't get better as far as activity &
eating.
It was a really sad decision. I had had a tough time with him at first
because he peed on everything. Thanks to some things I learned from
watching Jackson Galaxy we got him out of that habit & he was becoming
a total sweetheart. He just loved to walk up to you an put his head
against you.
Some hit you harder than others. This was pretty difficult. The lady
who found him is having him cremated for me.

Thanks guys for just being there.

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Re: [Felvtalk] For Lance - Ember

[Lance]

Hi Beth,



Ember is doing okay. I'm still not sure about the surgery. Trying to
find out more before we go into it.



I'm more concerned about my parents' cat, Callie.



Lance





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What is going on with Ember?

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Re: [Felvtalk] We let Bubba go.

[Lee Evans]

I know you feel pain and grief but be happy that Bubba is not in pain and not 
feeling uncomfortable any more. You did the unselfish thing. 


 
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>
> From: Marcia 
>To: "felvtalk@felineleukemia.org"  
>Sent: Monday, June 24, 2013 10:57 AM
>Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] We let Bubba go.
> 
>
>
>I'm so sorry Beth. It's always so hard to let them go. They bring so much to 
>our lives. Bury him in your heart.
>Take care Beth
>Marcia
>
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>
>
>
>On Jun 24, 2013, at 7:42 AM, Beth  wrote:
>
>
>We did the ultrasound Friday. It showed enlarged spleen & kidneys. Vet thinks 
>spleen was probably cancerous. I was not putting him through any more. He had 
>just been laying around for 2 1/2 weeks, mostly having to be force fed. I did 
>that with my 1st FeLV & I said I would never do it again. I did it at 1st 
>because he had a URI & I knew he could get over that. But once that was gone 
>he didn't get better as far as activity & eating.
>>It was a really sad decision. I had had a tough time with him at first 
>>because he peed on everything. Thanks to some things I learned from watching 
>>Jackson Galaxy we got him out of that habit & he was becoming a total 
>>sweetheart. He just loved to walk up to you an put his head against you. 
>>Some hit you harder than others. This was pretty difficult. The lady who 
>>found him is having him cremated for me.
>>
>>
>>Thanks guys for just being there.
>>
>>
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Re: [Felvtalk] We let Bubba go.

[Marcia]

I'm so sorry Beth. It's always so hard to let them go. They bring so much to 
our lives. Bury him in your heart.
Take care Beth
Marcia

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On Jun 24, 2013, at 7:42 AM, Beth  wrote:

> We did the ultrasound Friday. It showed enlarged spleen & kidneys. Vet thinks 
> spleen was probably cancerous. I was not putting him through any more. He had 
> just been laying around for 2 1/2 weeks, mostly having to be force fed. I did 
> that with my 1st FeLV & I said I would never do it again. I did it at 1st 
> because he had a URI & I knew he could get over that. But once that was gone 
> he didn't get better as far as activity & eating.
> It was a really sad decision. I had had a tough time with him at first 
> because he peed on everything. Thanks to some things I learned from watching 
> Jackson Galaxy we got him out of that habit & he was becoming a total 
> sweetheart. He just loved to walk up to you an put his head against you. 
> Some hit you harder than others. This was pretty difficult. The lady who 
> found him is having him cremated for me.
> 
> Thanks guys for just being there.
> 
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[Felvtalk] For Lance - Ember

[Beth]

What is going on with Ember?

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Re: [Felvtalk] We let Bubba go.

[Bonnie Hogue]

Beth, you have my deepest condolences on the loss of Bubba.  Sounds like he
was well loved and well taken care of.  Yes, it is hard.  Prayers for the
healing power of love to help ease your loss and light Bubba's way on this
next part of his journey.

Bonnie

 

From: Felvtalk [mailto:felvtalk-boun...@felineleukemia.org] On Behalf Of
Beth
Sent: Monday, June 24, 2013 5:43 AM
To: FeLV Talk
Subject: [Felvtalk] We let Bubba go.

 

We did the ultrasound Friday. It showed enlarged spleen & kidneys. Vet
thinks spleen was probably cancerous. I was not putting him through any
more. He had just been laying around for 2 1/2 weeks, mostly having to be
force fed. I did that with my 1st FeLV & I said I would never do it again. I
did it at 1st because he had a URI & I knew he could get over that. But once
that was gone he didn't get better as far as activity & eating.

It was a really sad decision. I had had a tough time with him at first
because he peed on everything. Thanks to some things I learned from watching
Jackson Galaxy we got him out of that habit & he was becoming a total
sweetheart. He just loved to walk up to you an put his head against you. 

Some hit you harder than others. This was pretty difficult. The lady who
found him is having him cremated for me.

 

Thanks guys for just being there.


Beth

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Re: [Felvtalk] We let Bubba go.

[JC]

Beth, I'm so sorry for your loss.    You are in my prayers.John

--- On Mon, 6/24/13, Beth  wrote:

From: Beth 
Subject: [Felvtalk] We let Bubba go.
To: "FeLV Talk" 
Date: Monday, June 24, 2013, 5:42 AM

We did the ultrasound Friday. It showed enlarged spleen & kidneys. Vet thinks 
spleen was probably cancerous. I was not putting him through any more. He had 
just been laying around for 2 1/2 weeks, mostly having to be force fed. I did 
that with my 1st FeLV & I said I would never do it again. I did it at 1st 
because he had a URI & I knew he could get over that. But once that was gone he 
didn't get better as far as activity & eating.It was a really sad decision. I 
had had a tough time with him at first because he peed on everything. Thanks to 
some things I learned from watching Jackson Galaxy we got him out of that habit 
& he was
 becoming a total sweetheart. He just loved to walk up to you an put his head 
against you. Some hit you harder than others. This was pretty difficult. The 
lady who found him is having him cremated for me.
Thanks guys for just being there.

Beth
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Re: [Felvtalk] We let Bubba go.

[Maryam Ulomi]

I'm so sorry - this is one of the hardest thing we have to do in our lives, you 
did all you can for Bubba !
He is in kitty heaven now!

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On Jun 24, 2013, at 8:42, Beth  wrote:

> We did the ultrasound Friday. It showed enlarged spleen & kidneys. Vet thinks 
> spleen was probably cancerous. I was not putting him through any more. He had 
> just been laying around for 2 1/2 weeks, mostly having to be force fed. I did 
> that with my 1st FeLV & I said I would never do it again. I did it at 1st 
> because he had a URI & I knew he could get over that. But once that was gone 
> he didn't get better as far as activity & eating.
> It was a really sad decision. I had had a tough time with him at first 
> because he peed on everything. Thanks to some things I learned from watching 
> Jackson Galaxy we got him out of that habit & he was becoming a total 
> sweetheart. He just loved to walk up to you an put his head against you. 
> Some hit you harder than others. This was pretty difficult. The lady who 
> found him is having him cremated for me.
> 
> Thanks guys for just being there.
> 
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[Felvtalk] We let Bubba go.

[Beth]

We did the ultrasound Friday. It showed enlarged spleen & kidneys. Vet thinks 
spleen was probably cancerous. I was not putting him through any more. He had 
just been laying around for 2 1/2 weeks, mostly having to be force fed. I did 
that with my 1st FeLV & I said I would never do it again. I did it at 1st 
because he had a URI & I knew he could get over that. But once that was gone he 
didn't get better as far as activity & eating.
It was a really sad decision. I had had a tough time with him at first because 
he peed on everything. Thanks to some things I learned from watching Jackson 
Galaxy we got him out of that habit & he was becoming a total sweetheart. He 
just loved to walk up to you an put his head against you. 
Some hit you harder than others. This was pretty difficult. The lady who found 
him is having him cremated for me.

Thanks guys for just being there.


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Re: [Felvtalk] Healing thoughts for Bubba

[Beth]

Covernia was the 1st antibiotic he was given. I'm clad it worked for your boy. 
Id did nothing for Bubba.
 

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Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] Healing thoughts for Bubba
 




 
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>Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] Healing thoughts for Bubba
> 
>
>
>Hi Beth - I just had a similar problem with Percy. He's a cat who originally 
>tested FeLv+ but turned to negative after 3 months of intensive care, feeding, 
>vitamins, and vet treatment. So a couple of weeks ago, he suddenly stopped 
>eating. He was a real fatso and lost about 2 pounds in 2 weeks. Took to vet 
>for what looked like eye infection. Poor cat had a 103 fever. Since Percy is a 
>difficult boy to pill (unless you like bitten fingers and scratched arms) the 
>vet gave him Convenia, a long acting antibiotic injection. In 3 days he was 
>eating, grooming and acting normal (being a pest when I scooped the litter box 
>and standing on my foot). He still isn't up to par though. I can feel his 
>backbone which is not good since he originally looked like a furry whale. I'm 
>still concerned with his health but so far, he's gobbling up his food 
>normally. Ask your vet about Convenia. It's not for everyone but it is for 
>caregivers who want to survive caring for an ill
 and ill tempered cat.
>
>
>
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Re: [Felvtalk] Healing thoughts for Bubba

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> From: Lee Evans 
>To: "felvtalk@felineleukemia.org"  
>Sent: Monday, June 24, 2013 5:17 AM
>Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] Healing thoughts for Bubba
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>Hi Beth - I just had a similar problem with Percy. He's a cat who originally 
>tested FeLv+ but turned to negative after 3 months of intensive care, feeding, 
>vitamins, and vet treatment. So a couple of weeks ago, he suddenly stopped 
>eating. He was a real fatso and lost about 2 pounds in 2 weeks. Took to vet 
>for what looked like eye infection. Poor cat had a 103 fever. Since Percy is a 
>difficult boy to pill (unless you like bitten fingers and scratched arms) the 
>vet gave him Convenia, a long acting antibiotic injection. In 3 days he was 
>eating, grooming and acting normal (being a pest when I scooped the litter box 
>and standing on my foot). He still isn't up to par though. I can feel his 
>backbone which is not good since he originally looked like a furry whale. I'm 
>still concerned with his health but so far, he's gobbling up his food 
>normally. Ask your vet about Convenia. It's not for everyone but it is for 
>caregivers who want to survive caring for an ill
 and ill tempered cat.
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>Spay and Neuter your cats and dogs and your weird relatives and nasty 
>neighbors too!
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