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Sorry Linda – you couldn’t post because idiot here closed the thread by accident.  I must have clicked on close accidentally when looking at the details.  Many apologies

Sheena the Thicko

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Hi Linda, Hi Sadie Baby

What was her PCV exactly?  I know you said a 5% drop, so does that mean about 41/42 now?  Let us know what happens this evening as soon as you can.  Don’t forget normal levels are 36-55 roughly, depending in breed – I know there is ALWAYS something to worry about, especially with a drop in PCV as Sadie relapsed before & you are wise to be very cautious.  Did everything else look OK on the tests?  Speak later – will try & stay up late to see what happens.

Loads of Love

Sheena & the boyz

xxx

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Hi Linda

Brilliant!!!!  Clever girlie, Sadie.  Glad the weaning is going to plan – fingers crossed she’ll carry on doing fine.

Love

Sheena & Sadie’s ardent admirers, the boyz

xxxx

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Dear Megan and family,
please don’t blame yourself for anything you did or did not do. You had to give Sophie the chance to recover and at the beginning of this ordeal nobody can say if this is possible or not. You did everything possible and even if it was hard on Sophie sometimes, she knew that you did it out of love for her, that you had hopes for her to recover. I wish I could give you all a hug. Please accept my deepest condolences,
Brigitte

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Dear Megan & Megan’s Mum

We all understand what a terrible time this has been for you & I can’t tell you how sorry I am about dear Sophie.  AIHA is rare – bone marrow problems are incredibly rare – & sometimes difficult to treat.  Anyone in Megan’s position would understandably go through the torment & agony of wondering what they could have done differently, blaming themselves. This is in NO WAY Megan’s fault – she has been the best Mum in the world & never gave up on trying to get Sophie the best possible treatment.

I am so sad to hear about what has happened & am sending you all my deepest condolences from the bottom of my heart.  I know how much she loved that little girl.

Sheena

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Dear friend Joe

I am willing her to get better with all my strength – thank goodness you are so kind-hearted.  With you behind her, she has the best chance in the world of a full recovery.  Better to be caged with you than stuck in the animal shelter with no-one to love her.

Loads of best wishes from all of us

Sheena & the boys

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Hi Megan

Hope Sophie is doing OK at home with you – let us know how it’s going

Sheena

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Joe

Very sad to hear about Spirit – it doesn’t matter how old they are, we still want to have them around (and well) for longer.  You’ve had a really rough time, Joe.  I’m sorry.

Nauset sounds like quite a nervous little soul – goodness knows what she’s been through before you took her in.  I hope she gets on well at the vets & will make a great recovery – you were meant to be together.

Sending you loads of love from Sheena & the boys.