Update on New Positive
This is how our household situation is- I began bottle feeding kittens in May- they were found in a burn barrell. In July, new to my kitty care, I took in a kitten they thought needed feeding but turned out he was very sick and near death when I got him. Worm infested and dehydrated and cold to the touch, I took him to the vet who thought I was crazy because he was so near death but we wormed him and gave him fluids- The next day was a huge turn around and the weeks and months that followed even more so. We did go through a bout of ringworm but the girls never got it just him. In August, they got their vet work done before working on new homes for them and all three came back FELV positive. I was devastated but ignored the advice of euthanasia and kept them for myself. We ordered Mega C Plus and another supplement and began that. They had a life and were healthy and happy! In late September Frankie, the male, had another bout w/ vomiting and weight loss, the girls never had it. We separated him and went through weeks of antibiotic and he eventually began eating and turn around and rejoined the house. He didn't play as often, just sat quietly but he was eating drinking and using the litter box. NO fevers or any other signs of illness except his quietness. In October, things gradually went down hill for Frankie and we put him down in November. I truely believe Frankie was the carrier giving the girls the exposure. The girls were still happy and healthy. I volunteer for rescue and as in the previous emails, my spare room has been used for extras w/out homes. As you know, we had that light positive and the mom and brother weren't and they have been separate from my girls. Yesterday, we retested the rescue, Jill, and my girls Maggie and MitzyTHEY ARE ALL NEGATIVE!! The vet asked lots of questions because they are unfamiliar w/ FELV and don't usually actively treat it. We are so happy for this. Jill gets to go to her new home and my girls get to celebrate their first birthday in May. We are aware that this result can turn around under times of stress and age but for now we are celebrating!Kenzie KanneARC Volunteer (712)830-9518www.myspace.com/animalrescueofcarrollanimalrescueofcarroll.org _ Going green? See the top 12 foods to eat organic. http://green.msn.com/galleries/photos/photos.aspx?gid=164ocid=T003MSN51N1653A
RE: Update on New Positive
Congratulation Kenzie. I can well imagine your jubilance! (I had the same turnaround with my Mickey) It's great to hear good news. And hopefully another vet is duly enlightened and will spread the word. Kerry M From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Kenzie Kanne Sent: Wednesday, April 09, 2008 10:29 AM To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org Subject: Update on New Positive This is how our household situation is- I began bottle feeding kittens in May- they were found in a burn barrell. In July, new to my kitty care, I took in a kitten they thought needed feeding but turned out he was very sick and near death when I got him. Worm infested and dehydrated and cold to the touch, I took him to the vet who thought I was crazy because he was so near death but we wormed him and gave him fluids- The next day was a huge turn around and the weeks and months that followed even more so. We did go through a bout of ringworm but the girls never got it just him. In August, they got their vet work done before working on new homes for them and all three came back FELV positive. I was devastated but ignored the advice of euthanasia and kept them for myself. We ordered Mega C Plus and another supplement and began that. They had a life and were healthy and happy! In late September Frankie, the male, had another bout w/ vomiting and weight loss, the girls never had it. We separated him and went through weeks of antibiotic and he eventually began eating and turn around and rejoined the house. He didn't play as often, just sat quietly but he was eating drinking and using the litter box. NO fevers or any other signs of illness except his quietness. In October, things gradually went down hill for Frankie and we put him down in November. I truely believe Frankie was the carrier giving the girls the exposure. The girls were still happy and healthy. I volunteer for rescue and as in the previous emails, my spare room has been used for extras w/out homes. As you know, we had that light positive and the mom and brother weren't and they have been separate from my girls. Yesterday, we retested the rescue, Jill, and my girls Maggie and MitzyTHEY ARE ALL NEGATIVE!! The vet asked lots of questions because they are unfamiliar w/ FELV and don't usually actively treat it. We are so happy for this. Jill gets to go to her new home and my girls get to celebrate their first birthday in May. We are aware that this result can turn around under times of stress and age but for now we are celebrating! Kenzie Kanne http://www.myspace.com/animalrescueofcarroll ARC Volunteer http://www.myspace.com/animalrescueofcarroll (712)830-9518 http://www.myspace.com/animalrescueofcarroll www.myspace.com/animalrescueofcarroll animalrescueofcarroll.org http://animalrescue-carroll.tripod.com/index.html Going green? See the top 12 foods to eat organic. http://green.msn.com/galleries/photos/photos.aspx?gid=164ocid=T003MSN5 1N1653A _ IRS CIRCULAR 230 NOTICE. Any tax advice expressed above by Mayer Brown LLP was not intended or written to be used, and cannot be used, by any taxpayer to avoid U.S. federal tax penalties. If such advice was written or used to support the promotion or marketing of the matter addressed above, then each offeree should seek advice from an independent tax advisor. This email and any files transmitted with it are intended solely for the use of the individual or entity to whom they are addressed. If you have received this email in error please notify the system manager. If you are not the named addressee you should not disseminate, distribute or copy this e-mail.
Re: Update on New Positive
Wow! What great news! Congratulations! Buzz is goint to be re-tested on April 24th and I have a bottle of Champagne in the fridge in hopes of a negative test. Sue Kenzie Kanne [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: = This is how our household situation is- I began bottle feeding kittens in May- they were found in a burn barrell. In July, new to my kitty care, I took in a kitten they thought needed feeding but turned out he was very sick and near death when I got him. Worm infested and dehydrated and cold to the touch, I took him to the vet who thought I was crazy because he was so near death but we wormed him and gave him fluids- The next day was a huge turn around and the weeks and months that followed even more so. We did go through a bout of ringworm but the girls never got it just him. In August, they got their vet work done before working on new homes for them and all three came back FELV positive. I was devastated but ignored the advice of euthanasia and kept them for myself. We ordered Mega C Plus and another supplement and began that. They had a life and were healthy and happy! In late September Frankie, the male, had another bout w/ vomiting and weight loss, the girls never had it. We separated him and went through weeks of antibiotic and he eventually began eating and turn around and rejoined the house. He didn't play as often, just sat quietly but he was eating drinking and using the litter box. NO fevers or any other signs of illness except his quietness. In October, things gradually went down hill for Frankie and we put him down in November. I truely believe Frankie was the carrier giving the girls the exposure. The girls were still happy and healthy. I volunteer for rescue and as in the previous emails, my spare room has been used for extras w/out homes. As you know, we had that light positive and the mom and brother weren't and they have been separate from my girls. Yesterday, we retested the rescue, Jill, and my girls Maggie and MitzyTHEY ARE ALL NEGATIVE!! The vet asked lots of questions because they are unfamiliar w/ FELV and don't usually actively treat it. We are so happy for this. Jill gets to go to her new home and my girls get to celebrate their first birthday in May. We are aware that this result can turn around under times of stress and age but for now we are celebrating!Kenzie KanneARC Volunteer (712)830-9518www.myspace.com/animalrescueofcarrollanimalrescueofcarroll.org _ Going green? See the top 12 foods to eat organic. http://green.msn.com/galleries/photos/photos.aspx?gid=164ocid=T003MSN51N1653A
