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Sent: Friday, April 08, 2005 5:40 PM
Subject: Re: Brissle Update - Good News and Bad News
hmmm, i thought doxy and/or erythromycin (that is NOT spelled correctly!) were the usual treatments of choice?
On Apr 8, 2005 5:16 PM, Sue Feldbusch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
i have to admit, i didn't ever taste them!
Chewable, like Flinstones? Brissle does have a
sweet tooth. I'll have to ask about that! Probably tuna flavor?
-Kyle
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No advice. I'm just hoping for the best for Brissle.
tNina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
S**t, Kyle,Oh man, I can't even come up with anything else to say. Why does your vet suspect cancer? She's acting fine? The WBC is indicative of infection, right? What is L/M? Damn it Kyle, I feel like throwing
there's a chewable baytril, too, that some cats seem to like a lot
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Subject: Re: Brissle Update - Good News
and Bad News
hmmm, i thought doxy and/or erythromycin (that is NOT spelled
correctly!) were the usual treatments
ineleukemia.org>To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org>Subject: Re: Brissle Update - Good News and Bad News>Date: Thu, 07 Apr 2005 20:14:54 -0700>>Yea Michelle! (Don't you just love her?).>Kyle, I'd forgotten we were talking about the vet with questionable>manhood.>>My Gr
Baytril usually works bests to treat hemobart.
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Date: Thu, 07 Apr 2005 20:14:54 -0700
Yea Michelle! (Don't you just love her?)
Anything I know I know from having gone through hell, as is the case with
most of you, so it is nothing to think of as awesome. I love you people
too, though!
Michelle
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Yes we
do love Michelle--she's
My gosh Kyle,
I am sorry to hear this, I wish you and Brislle all the luck and love in the world ;-)
CherieNina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
S**t, Kyle,Oh man, I can't even come up with anything else to say. Why does your vet suspect cancer? She's acting fine? The WBC is indicative of infection, righ
Yes we do love Michelle--she's just awesome!
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Sent: Thursday, April 07, 2005 10:14 PM
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> Yea Michelle! (Don't you just love her?).
> Kyle, I&#
not sure how that works.
Thanks again Michelle. You're awesome! I appreciate your insight.
-Kyle
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by the way, kyle, whatever is happening with Brissle, I think you should be
overjoyed at her HCT results, at least tentatively.
Michelle
FYI, lymphoma in the spleen or kidneys can also cause anemia, without
suppressing white blood cell count the way lymphoma in the bone marrow
does. But it also makes the spleen and kidneys enlarged, and a vet should
be able to feel that when examining the cat. So I would doubt it is that eit
It's an internist not an intern (interns are not full vets yet, while
internists are vets who have extra training and certification). Internists
do take clients directly. If you are near a veterinary hospital, I would
call there and ask for an appointment in their internal medicine departme
? I'm just not
sure how that works.
Thanks again Michelle. You're awesome! I appreciate your insight.
-Kyle
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Sent: Thursday, April 07, 2005 8:37
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Subject: Re: Brissle Update
oh, yes, I forgot to answer about chemo. It is once a week for a while,
with the drug changing every week for a while. There are 4 or 5 drugs,
depending on the protocol. Some are very cheap (one was under $10) while others
are more expensive. I don't think any were as expensive as the
tra
Kyle,
I am at a loss to understand why your vet thinks it's
cancer in the bone marrow. First, if she has cancer (it would be lymphoma)
in the bone marrow, that would have been causing the anemia and it would NOT
have gone away from Immuno-regulin and VO. A transfusion might have helpe
ideyo
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Sent: Thursday, April 07, 2005 5:47 PM
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Subject: Re: Brissle Update - Good News and Bad News
Thanks Hideyo. That's why I wanted to run it by the list firs
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From: "Hideyo Yamamoto" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Thursday, April 07, 2005 7:18 PM
Subject: RE: Brissle Update - Good News and Bad News
Hi, Kyle,
Is there any way that you can get a second opinion? I feel that
starting with chemo without confirmation of the
Subject: RE: Brissle Update - Good News and Bad News
I've no experience of cancer, Kyle, but I'm sending lots of healing
positive vibes for Brissle. That is good news about the HCT. (I know
what 9.7 looks like and it's not good.) I'm glad Brissle is doing well
energy- and eat
ina
Sent: Thursday, April 07, 2005 5:04 PM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Re: Brissle Update - Good News and Bad News
S**t, Kyle,
Oh man, I can't even come up with anything else to say. Why does your
vet suspect cancer? She's acting fine? The WBC is indicative of
infection,
i can't find my specialist bills from when Jelly Roll went in for chemo. it
was $$ but I'm here on Long Island in NY. it was a few thousand dollars what
with the testing,visits, etc. I believe we went once a week for two weeks
before he crashed and had to pts. His blood numbers were awful though. I
I've no experience of cancer, Kyle, but I'm sending lots of healing
positive vibes for Brissle. That is good news about the HCT. (I know
what 9.7 looks like and it's not good.) I'm glad Brissle is doing well
energy- and eating-wise. Long may that continue. Brissle is one lucky
kitty having you to l
Well, if her WBC is up, that means her body is fighting whatever it
is. That's good. Don't assume it's cancer, just see what the specialist
has to say, if that's what you meant! My 2cents!
Sending lots of good vibes and prayers.
Gloria
At 05:50 PM 4/7/2005, you wrote:
I just spoke with my vet
S**t, Kyle,
Oh man, I can't even come up with anything else to say. Why does your
vet suspect cancer? She's acting fine? The WBC is indicative of
infection, right? What is L/M? Damn it Kyle, I feel like throwing a
tantrum.
Nina
Melbeach wrote:
I just spoke with my vet after Brissle's blood
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