missmurphy2010
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Dear All:
Murphy is having a so, so day today. This morning, I woke up to change the litter box, and low and behold, more vomit. Seems that she has the vomiting part of the pancreatitis when she steps out of the litter box, perhaps from straining or trying to go. But, she was screaming for food, then she wouldn't eat, so I did hear her little voice.
I am proceeding with fundraising efforts for my dear little girl, as her bean, I am reaching out to all in an effort to keep her in the best care I can. My resources, unfortunately have tapped out over the enormous amount of vet bills since 2009. Had a nice kitty fund for both of mine at one time. It's amazing to me how one vet can literally change the life of a companion animal, whether good or bad.
So, here we are, waiting to hear from Murphy's vet - her name is Dr. Renee -- so I should introduce her to you all. I'm hopeful, although not certain, that she has spoken with the professor at Tufts today. It may take some time though.
Murphy does not want to eat dinner, so I suspect that her tummy is upset and I'm not quite sure what to do. If I have to give her dry, I suppose that's what I will have to do, but it's not in the protocol I've set up for her, but she has to eat, and I don't think she needs hepatic lipidosis or ketoacidosis. These are scary times.
The demodex has come back again, her nose is starting to turn color, a little dirty looking, and starting to get black. I've been afraid to give her the Ivermectin w/ the pancreatic bout, so Dr. Renee will have to guide me through this fear. The Ivermectin orally is terribly bitter. Then we have the constipation issue -- can I give her Lactulose. There are so many things out of control and disorder -- it's hard to make sense of this week at all.
This is her update -- I appreciate the caring people on this forum who have went way, far out of their way to help with Murphy's cause. She has 5 life-threatening situations going on - and it's getting a little too scary right now.
Bless all of you Lisa
Murphy is having a so, so day today. This morning, I woke up to change the litter box, and low and behold, more vomit. Seems that she has the vomiting part of the pancreatitis when she steps out of the litter box, perhaps from straining or trying to go. But, she was screaming for food, then she wouldn't eat, so I did hear her little voice.
I am proceeding with fundraising efforts for my dear little girl, as her bean, I am reaching out to all in an effort to keep her in the best care I can. My resources, unfortunately have tapped out over the enormous amount of vet bills since 2009. Had a nice kitty fund for both of mine at one time. It's amazing to me how one vet can literally change the life of a companion animal, whether good or bad.
So, here we are, waiting to hear from Murphy's vet - her name is Dr. Renee -- so I should introduce her to you all. I'm hopeful, although not certain, that she has spoken with the professor at Tufts today. It may take some time though.
Murphy does not want to eat dinner, so I suspect that her tummy is upset and I'm not quite sure what to do. If I have to give her dry, I suppose that's what I will have to do, but it's not in the protocol I've set up for her, but she has to eat, and I don't think she needs hepatic lipidosis or ketoacidosis. These are scary times.
The demodex has come back again, her nose is starting to turn color, a little dirty looking, and starting to get black. I've been afraid to give her the Ivermectin w/ the pancreatic bout, so Dr. Renee will have to guide me through this fear. The Ivermectin orally is terribly bitter. Then we have the constipation issue -- can I give her Lactulose. There are so many things out of control and disorder -- it's hard to make sense of this week at all.
This is her update -- I appreciate the caring people on this forum who have went way, far out of their way to help with Murphy's cause. She has 5 life-threatening situations going on - and it's getting a little too scary right now.
Bless all of you Lisa
