Re: Spencer and my talk with my Internist

I'm glad he is back, and you are happier! I think the approach you are taking now is very logical, with his best interests at heart. Perhaps you could call around and find a vet willing to drain him at home, if he requires it again. It doesn't seem like anything that should require a sterile

Re: Spencer and my talk with my Internist

Nina, I am keeping you and Spencer in my prayers. Cindy --- Nina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Guys, > First I'd like to apologize for not keeping up with > the list and > offering support as usual. Life has been quite > hectic/draining around > here as you can imagine and I just haven't be

Re: Spencer and my talk with my Internist

My prayers are with you, Nina.   elizabeth   In a message dated 9/7/2006 2:23:00 P.M. Pacific Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Hi Guys,First I'd like to apologize for not keeping up with the list and offering support as usual.  Life has been quite hectic/draining around here a

Re: Spencer and my talk with my Internist

fellow man. St. Francis - Original Message - From: "Nina" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Sent: Thursday, September 07, 2006 4:18 PM Subject: Spencer and my talk with my Internist Hi Guys, First I'd like to apologize for not keeping up with th

Re: Spencer and my talk with my Internist

If you want to try to convince her on the Elspar, you should point out that it works only on lymphoma and does not have other side effects, so should not hurt him if he does not have lymphoma (which is unlikely) and if it does help it will be a clear indication that he does indeed have lymph

RE: Spencer and my talk with my Internist

Nina, all best vibes and wishes that you and Spencer have some good time together still.    Diane R.  

Re: Spencer and my talk with my Internist

Thank you sweetie. N Kelley Saveika wrote: Don't you dare apologise for not keeping up with the list. Spencer is more important. You'll both be in my thoughts. -- Vist the Austin Siamese Rescue store and save a kitty life! http://www.cafepress.com/austinsiamese

Re: Spencer and my talk with my Internist

Thank you Michelle!  I'll ask her about the Elspar.  She's already compromising in that she's allowing me to give the Dex at home without further diagnosis confirmations.  If he responds to the Dex, she might be more open to it.  Heck, if he responds to the Dex, I might be more open to bringing

Re: Spencer and my talk with my Internist

Oh, Nina.  It's so good that he came home and is not in pain, and so awful that he has lymphoma.   I disagree that the depomedrol would be redundant with the dex, though I agree that pred would be.  The Depo is strong and long-lasting, and allows you to give the dex less frequently (dex is v

Re: Spencer and my talk with my Internist

  Don't you dare apologise for not keeping up with the list.  Spencer is more important. You'll both be in my thoughts. -- Vist the Austin Siamese Rescue store and save a kitty life!http://www.cafepress.com/austinsiamese http://astore.amazon.com/austinsiamese-20

Spencer and my talk with my Internist

Hi Guys, First I'd like to apologize for not keeping up with the list and offering support as usual. Life has been quite hectic/draining around here as you can imagine and I just haven't been able to. I appreciate your allowing me to be selfish in leaning on you when I'm not reciprocating.