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lady_noremon) wrote2022-12-11 11:00 pm
lady_noremon) wrote2022-12-11 11:00 pm
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06-12-2022:
"on the 13TH last month Minnow was acting sick. Lethargic, goopy eyes, vomiting, and acting like she had taken Gabapentin without it. I took her to the vets, and she was given antibiotic & antinausea injections. It was diagnosed as a URI and no big deal. We made an appointment for bloodwork and a recheck later in the week. That Thursday she had a recheck and bloodwork, and the results were good except her liver value was up. The doctor we had that day figured it was because of her body flushing the infection. But the she stopped eating, so I took her back on Saturday the 19TH. That's when the doctor on that day recommended an X-ray. Which found the gallstone we found previously had grown and moved, and what may be a tumour in her lung. Also her arthritis had exasperated from the previous X-rays. A diagnosis she wouldn't be able to recover from. So we started into basically palliative care for her. The gallstone may be blocking bile ducts so things are terminal. After that visit she hadn't had a poop all weekend, so I took her back Tuesday. I dreaded that maybe something had twisted or there was a blockage. But the vet then and I decided that since Minnow was present and otherwise eating/drinking/active to give her an enema as a last ditch try. And she pooped. And has kept pooping while getting fibre powder daily. She gets thyroid medication (which we started this summer after rapid weight loss and it finally showing hyperthyroidism on her bloodwork. The hyperthyroidism likely hid/helped the liver with increased blood flow at the cost of fucking her over otherwise), Gabapentin, an antacid, and her Onsior anti-inflammatory. And has been eating so much pork roast I cook especially for her.
So it's a matter of taking each day as it comes. Assessing if she is still comfortable, and searching for signs from her that she still wants to keep going."
{ https://www.gofundme.com/VetBillsandDonairs}
09-12-2022:
{ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aPvmSSLwTjc }
10-12-2022:
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"on the 13TH last month Minnow was acting sick. Lethargic, goopy eyes, vomiting, and acting like she had taken Gabapentin without it. I took her to the vets, and she was given antibiotic & antinausea injections. It was diagnosed as a URI and no big deal. We made an appointment for bloodwork and a recheck later in the week. That Thursday she had a recheck and bloodwork, and the results were good except her liver value was up. The doctor we had that day figured it was because of her body flushing the infection. But the she stopped eating, so I took her back on Saturday the 19TH. That's when the doctor on that day recommended an X-ray. Which found the gallstone we found previously had grown and moved, and what may be a tumour in her lung. Also her arthritis had exasperated from the previous X-rays. A diagnosis she wouldn't be able to recover from. So we started into basically palliative care for her. The gallstone may be blocking bile ducts so things are terminal. After that visit she hadn't had a poop all weekend, so I took her back Tuesday. I dreaded that maybe something had twisted or there was a blockage. But the vet then and I decided that since Minnow was present and otherwise eating/drinking/active to give her an enema as a last ditch try. And she pooped. And has kept pooping while getting fibre powder daily. She gets thyroid medication (which we started this summer after rapid weight loss and it finally showing hyperthyroidism on her bloodwork. The hyperthyroidism likely hid/helped the liver with increased blood flow at the cost of fucking her over otherwise), Gabapentin, an antacid, and her Onsior anti-inflammatory. And has been eating so much pork roast I cook especially for her.
So it's a matter of taking each day as it comes. Assessing if she is still comfortable, and searching for signs from her that she still wants to keep going."
{ https://www.gofundme.com/VetBillsandDonairs}
09-12-2022:
{ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aPvmSSLwTjc }
10-12-2022:
{ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d8quWScN__s }