Bron and Sheba (GA)
Member Since 2015
I think this was my previous condo:
http://www.felinediabetes.com/FDMB/threads/11-18-sheba-amps-389.147754/#post-1538844
So good to be back!!!
Thank you to everyone for all the wonderful messages, vines and prayers. They meant a lot to me and they worked! The power of the forum is mighty!
I am taking things slowly as I don't want things to go pear shaped again, although it does seem that it could well have been the medications I was given after the ablation which sent everything off the rails........
Sheba AMPS 243
Dropped down to 121 overnight.
She has been all over the place with her numbers since I was in hospital. She would drop fast then bounce. She had 2 fur shots which added to it all. Then she got sick which sent up her BSLs.
She didn't seem too bad when I got home but I could see the next morning she was lethargic again so I was able to get a late afternoon appt with the vet and she had more s/c fluids....temp was back to normal.
He thought that the pancreatitis could have been triggered because Sheba is very dependant emotionally on me and she got stressed when I just disappeared.
They are very caring at the vets. Mary the morning vet was still there at 6.30pm, long past when she should have gone home, trying to save a cat who was in acute renal failure......I was out in the treatment room staying with Sheba while she had the Subcut fluids, so they could get on with everything.
Then a cat came in, in a washing basket, who had been stuck in a drain, soaking wet and not able to walk on one leg......and complaining loudly.... Poor pumpkin.
This morning Sheba is much more like her old self. It look like she is bouncing from the lower number last night. Her SS is way out of date...I will try and do it later today. Her BSLs from when I was in hospital are on pieces of paper but I will try and figure them out.
Thinking of Marje and Mike today as they mourn the passing of their beautiful Gracie.
http://www.felinediabetes.com/FDMB/threads/11-18-sheba-amps-389.147754/#post-1538844
So good to be back!!!
Thank you to everyone for all the wonderful messages, vines and prayers. They meant a lot to me and they worked! The power of the forum is mighty!
I am taking things slowly as I don't want things to go pear shaped again, although it does seem that it could well have been the medications I was given after the ablation which sent everything off the rails........
Sheba AMPS 243
Dropped down to 121 overnight.
She has been all over the place with her numbers since I was in hospital. She would drop fast then bounce. She had 2 fur shots which added to it all. Then she got sick which sent up her BSLs.
She didn't seem too bad when I got home but I could see the next morning she was lethargic again so I was able to get a late afternoon appt with the vet and she had more s/c fluids....temp was back to normal.
He thought that the pancreatitis could have been triggered because Sheba is very dependant emotionally on me and she got stressed when I just disappeared.
They are very caring at the vets. Mary the morning vet was still there at 6.30pm, long past when she should have gone home, trying to save a cat who was in acute renal failure......I was out in the treatment room staying with Sheba while she had the Subcut fluids, so they could get on with everything.
Then a cat came in, in a washing basket, who had been stuck in a drain, soaking wet and not able to walk on one leg......and complaining loudly.... Poor pumpkin.
This morning Sheba is much more like her old self. It look like she is bouncing from the lower number last night. Her SS is way out of date...I will try and do it later today. Her BSLs from when I was in hospital are on pieces of paper but I will try and figure them out.
Thinking of Marje and Mike today as they mourn the passing of their beautiful Gracie.
Sorry to hear that Bron is a bit off, but I bet it is because she missed you. I am glad she is more like her normal self now. Nothing like a good cuddle with one's favourite bean.
