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Reply To: PLE/Vasculitis Emergency
Confirmation from doc to add boiled chicken or lean gr beef and juices. I asked (again) about why she isn’t eating. They said the actual cause of her condition could be causing this. With all the tests she had to rule out the usual issues, including cancer I’m a little puzzled by that. I only declined the lymph node sample so I’m not sure what that are thinking. If it was lymphoma she was going home with the same treatment plan to start. Her ultrasound was negative. Sallie is also a little quirky. If she feels shamed you can forget about whatever is you want her to do. Constantly shoving food in her face may not be a good idea. I’m hoping her chicken dinner tonight will make the difference. It’s hard for me to wrap my emotions around the thought that she might not make it. I know she was bad. Full fluid involvement in upper and lower cavities, and her body down to her paws and eyes. Got her in just in time. Keep your paws crossed! And thank you so much for this chat. I’ve never joined before. Here is a wealth of info right under my nose.
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