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Location: March, Cambridgeshire.
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13-12-2010, 10:42 AM
Nadia says he is about the same as Saturday so his progress hasn't improved since then nor has it got worse.
She says he is manageable for us too have at home now and wants to see how he goes with being at home. We bypass our vet now and any problems or worries we contact her and go back too her if felt necessary.
He has a long way too go and there is no guarantee he will fully recover or that we may not be facing this problem again at some point sooner or later but whatever happens he is coming home and we will deal with things as and when they happen now. We may still face the awful scenario we thought we might have too face this week but we will try with him and can do no more now except leave it in the hands of fate and deal with that if and when we have too.
So thank you so much for the Dogsey vibes for now he is coming home thanks too all the support and kind wishes from all our Dogsey friends.
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Location: oldham, uk
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13-12-2010, 10:54 AM
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Location: Old Leake, UK
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13-12-2010, 10:58 AM
Originally Posted by Lynn 
We are going too collect Ollie at 3pm this afternoon.
Nadia says he is about the same as Saturday so his progress hasn't improved since then nor has it got worse.
She says he is manageable for us too have at home now and wants to see how he goes with being at home. We bypass our vet now and any problems or worries we contact her and go back too her if felt necessary.
He has a long way too go and there is no guarantee he will fully recover or that we may not be facing this problem again at some point sooner or later but whatever happens he is coming home and we will deal with things as and when they happen now. We may still face the awful scenario we thought we might have too face this week but we will try with him and can do no more now except leave it in the hands of fate and deal with that if and when we have too.
So thank you so much for the Dogsey vibes for now he is coming home thanks too all the support and kind wishes from all our Dogsey friends.
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Location: Essex UK
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13-12-2010, 11:38 AM
I am sending lots of positive thoughts through now, that his arrival at home will see him going from strength to strength so all this can soon be put behind you.
Really happy for you Lynn although I know your emotions will be mixed range from joy to worry, but at least you have your boy back.
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Location: london.uk
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13-12-2010, 12:13 PM
lynn ,my boy had a spinal embolism.. i was told to have him pts...i didnt,was a slow recovery but he learnt to walk again and had many more years of quality life
give him and u a big squidgy hug from here xxx
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Location: South East UK
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13-12-2010, 12:29 PM
I know you're not going to expect too much and will take each day as it comes, but at least he'll be home where he belongs, each day at a time Lynn, and hopefully, he'll get better and better as time goes on. I think you really have been given a miracle here, all the very best with him, and I can't wait to see piccies when he's settled in back at home.
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