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01-08-2007, 11:01 PM
Originally Posted by Helena54 
Awww poor Rose, another night without your baby then. As you say, she's inthe best possible place, they can help her a lot more than you, and actually this is a good thing because they can actually see her taking a fit now and maybe learn a lot from it and maybe change her medication accordingly. Look on the bright side Rose, coz there could be a bright side to all this?? I'm hoping so anyway. I'm sure you'll have her back bright as a button tomorrow, and if they have changed her medication you might see a complete change for the future, got everything crossed. Lots of hugs for you, you'll miss her again tonight, but you definitely need to catch up on that sleep from the other night, so make the most of it, it'll soon be tomorrow! xxx
Yes, you are right, it is best where she is. I just feel so inadequate when she takes a fit - all I can do is hold her and talk to her. As you rightly say, the vet now can see at first hand her taking fits. The time she is in a fit has lessened and that is something. Her med will be increased. Not sure by how much as yet but will be told when I get her back. Fingers crossed, tomorrow! I hope you are getting there as well, Helena, and I do appreciate your wishes. You take care.
Rose xx
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01-08-2007, 11:01 PM
.Try to rest (I know it's hard!)
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01-08-2007, 11:06 PM
Originally Posted by Tracii
Sorry Loki couldn't come home, but as you say she's in the best place.
Make the most of it especially while the parrots are quiet!!
Get some rest and food inside you.
Sending you lots of huggs
Now I am clock watching until 9.30 am in the morning! Oops it is morning
Again, Tracii, thank you for your words of support. I ate something - chicken supreme - ugh! A frozen meal. At least it was something!
Take care.
Rose xx
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01-08-2007, 11:09 PM
Originally Posted by Westie_N
Hi Rose,
Sorry to hear about Loki. I hope she is feeling better and is home with you soon. Be strong.
Take good care.
) Although, she is being well taken care of I know but it I do miss her.Again, many thanks
Rose xx
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01-08-2007, 11:13 PM
Originally Posted by Toby
So sorry she's not home Rose, but as Helena said, if the vets have actually seen Loki havig one of her fits they may be able to alter the medication. Take care, i'm sure she'll be home soon.
I believe the med is being increased The last time she had a blood test, the result showed that the pb level was a bit low. So they will probably increase that.Many thanks for your words and support. I do appreciate it.
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01-08-2007, 11:15 PM
Originally Posted by sjpurt
oh i have only just read ths i am so sorry you going throu a bad time hun i really hope the vets get her settled for you soon so she can come home i am thinking of you both and sending hugs xxxx
I will pass on hugs to her from you as well when she does come home.
Again, many thanks - I do appreciate your words.
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01-08-2007, 11:17 PM
Originally Posted by Lucky Star
Hang in there Rose - Loki loves life too much to want to be away
.Try to rest (I know it's hard!)
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And thanks to Cuz Loki for all those kisses
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01-08-2007, 11:21 PM
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02-08-2007, 07:35 AM
and that when you speak to the vet this morning that they give you good news about bringing her home.Gentle hugs from me & sloppy doggie snogs from Louie xxx
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02-08-2007, 09:49 AM
I called the vet at 9.30 am (spot on) and I spoke to one of the receptionist who told me to wait until she got the note that had been left! I was rather "champing at the bit" at that! However, she came back and read it to me - it say if Loki has a restful morning, she will be sent to the Johnstone surgery where I can have her picked up. I assume that Loki did not fit during the night!I was told to call back at 2 pm this afternoon - so everything crossed, I will have Loki home. Oh, I do hope so!
I never slept very well - if at all - during the night, just dozed!
Many thanks Heather and Zak and Nicky - I appreciate your words of support as well
I will let Everyone know at 2 pm today! Can't wait - another morning clock watching for me! I do feel a bit cheerier though, so fingers still crossed!
Again, many thanks for everyone's wishes and support.
Rose xx
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