what a worry for you. I am so sorry *hugs* to both of you.
18-05-2018, 01:17 AM
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Thanks Meg.I've been doing some research tonight, and from how he described these test results to me, it sounds a lot like this condition to me: Myelodysplasia (or Myelodesplastic Syndrome).
I'd never heard of it before, but I having been reading that with this condition it makes the bone marrow send out immature red blood cells, exactly like he described. It's like it's a kind of Leukaemia.
I have sent him an email with the link about it, it's just a bugger he's away for a week now.
She is booked to go in on Tues 29th unless she is gets worse beforehand of course.
Anyway, she seems quite happy tonight so that is good to see. I've just bathed her sore foot again, and now we're off to bed at last.
18-05-2018, 07:08 AM
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Hi Mups..being a pet owner myself I know how worried you must be and I do sympathise.Just a thought here though I have a very elderly cat ( she is 22) and my vet has identified lots of problems with her healthwise but I decided not to pursue treatment because I know she has a good quality of life she isn't in pain and to be honest i didn't want her to have the trauma of treatments.
She has a lovely life and of course the inevitable will happen one day...but right now she is happy with her lot....something to consider for little Mups
18-05-2018, 07:17 AM
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Originally Posted by summer
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Hi Mups..being a pet owner myself I know how worried you must be and I do sympathise. Just a thought here though I have e a very elderly cat ( she is 22) and my vet has identified lots of problems with her healthwise but I decided not to pursue treatment because I know she has a good quality of life she isn't in pain and to be honest i didn't want her to have the trauma of treatments.
She has a lovely life and of course the inevitable will happen one day...but right now she is happy with her lot....something to consider for little Mups
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