18-05-2018, 09:02 AM
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Re: My Mups
Originally Posted by Mups
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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.
I was thinking along different lines after you mentioned .....I am a bit surprise Mups doesn't have other symptoms unless she is in the very early stages of something.
Bad timing Mups hurting hurting her paw just now putting additional stress on her body. I know she will get tons of hugs but give her one from me too...
18-05-2018, 01:09 PM
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Re: My Mups
Originally Posted by swimfeeders
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HiYou are elderly and you have five dogs, one a mere puppy.
You could have an event anytime.
What provisions have you made for your dogs to be looked after?
Yes, I could "have an event" as you put it Swim.
And a younger person could still get run over by a bus, get mugged in the street, or succumb to illness, so I don't think like you.
I can also assure you, I have far fewer health problems than you do.
The "mere puppy" as you call her is not 8 weeks old anymore, she is turned 2 now.
I have always accepted she may not have a long life because of her previous heart condition.
She too, could also "have an event."
As for your question as to "what provisions have I made for my dogs", why on earth do you want to know that?
Do you think me an irresponsible owner or something?
18-05-2018, 01:24 PM
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Re: My Mups
Originally Posted by Silver Tabby
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How are both Mups today - did you both manage some sleep?
Thank you Tabs, and Art, dongles, Meg, Nommy and everyone else who thinks kindly about my Mups. I like to think good, positive thoughts get through to her.
I am very tired today, but Mups seems bright and perky.
She has stopped poking her sore paw about now, and it is drying nicely, so that's a good sign. I'll probably stop doing the salt water 'dips' after today.
She is laying next to me at the moment, sound asleep, with her very best marrow bone tucked uner her chin.
Thanks again everyone, I'll let you know how she goes.
Luv you lots. x
18-05-2018, 03:39 PM
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Re: My Mups
Originally Posted by swimfeeders
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HiYou are elderly and you have five dogs, one a mere puppy.
You could have an event anytime.
What provisions have you made for your dogs to be looked after?
18-05-2018, 03:42 PM
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Re: My Mups
Originally Posted by ez rider
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that's a heartless thing to say! As if mups hasn't got enough to worry about without you coming out with something like that. I f you can't say something positive, best you say nothing at all.
18-05-2018, 05:18 PM
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Originally Posted by EZ Rider
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That's a heartless thing to say! As if Mups hasn't got enough to worry about without you coming out with something like that. I f you can't say something positive, best you say nothing at all.
Sending healing positive thoughts to the pair of Mups
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