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Any word on Sugarpie? Sabrina was purring up a storm this morning!

Blessed be,
Baha

BfloPolska wrote:

Any word on Sugarpie? Sabrina was purring up a storm this morning!

Thanks for asking! I do have an update, but I've been reluctant to
post it for fear of jinxing Sugarpie's recovery. (There you have it,
my secret superstitious nature. )

Anyway, YES, she's doing better! As of yesterday, she is home from
the hospital and has started eating again. The vets still don't have
an official diagnosis for her, and they may never have one. It could
be pancreatitis (is that going around or something??), or it could be
a bacterial infection, or an "unknown" virus. Not all the test results
were in at the time of the last post I got, but maybe there will be
more news soon.

So I don't know if she's completely out of the woods, but she has
definitely improved. I'm "cautiously relieved" for her poor human. This
woman has been battling severe clinical depression for several years
now. Sugarpie and her littermate were the bright spots in her life,
and the littermate died very suddenly last year. She was devastated,
as you can imagine. She's so attached to Sugarpie that I think she'd
be crushed if she lost her, too.

So if you will, please keep up the purrs. I haven't met Sugarpie in
person, but I've seen a photo of her - she's a beautiful siamese/tabby
mix. I'm really hoping she pulls through.

Joyce

--
Excuse for Not Doing One's Homework:
My pit bull, here, ate it. -- J.D. Berry, Springfield

I'm glad to hear this good news. The purrs will definitely continue.

--
Joy

Quit worrying about your health. It'll go away.

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BfloPolska wrote:

Any word on Sugarpie? Sabrina was purring up a storm this morning!

Thanks for asking! I do have an update, but I've been reluctant to
post it for fear of jinxing Sugarpie's recovery. (There you have it,
my secret superstitious nature. )

Anyway, YES, she's doing better! As of yesterday, she is home from
the hospital and has started eating again. The vets still don't have
an official diagnosis for her, and they may never have one. It could
be pancreatitis (is that going around or something??), or it could be
a bacterial infection, or an "unknown" virus. Not all the test results
were in at the time of the last post I got, but maybe there will be
more news soon.

So I don't know if she's completely out of the woods, but she has
definitely improved. I'm "cautiously relieved" for her poor human. This
woman has been battling severe clinical depression for several years
now. Sugarpie and her littermate were the bright spots in her life,
and the littermate died very suddenly last year. She was devastated,
as you can imagine. She's so attached to Sugarpie that I think she'd
be crushed if she lost her, too.

So if you will, please keep up the purrs. I haven't met Sugarpie in
person, but I've seen a photo of her - she's a beautiful siamese/tabby
mix. I'm really hoping she pulls through.

Joyce

--
Excuse for Not Doing One's Homework:
My pit bull, here, ate it. -- J.D. Berry, Springfield

On Sep 9, 2:26*pm, wrote:
BfloPolska wrote:

* Any word on Sugarpie? Sabrina was purring up a storm this morning!

Thanks for asking! I do have an update, but I've been reluctant to
post it for fear of jinxing Sugarpie's recovery. (There you have it,
my secret superstitious nature. )

Anyway, YES, she's doing better! As of yesterday, she is home from
the hospital and has started eating again.

Best news I've heard all day! Purrs continuing!

Blessed be,
Baha

On Sep 9, 2:26*pm, wrote:
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Anyway, YES, she's doing better! As of yesterday, she is home from
the hospital and has started eating again. The vets still don't have
an official diagnosis for her, and they may never have one. It could
be pancreatitis (is that going around or something??), or it could be
a bacterial infection, or an "unknown" virus. Not all the test results
were in at the time of the last post I got, but maybe there will be
more news soon.
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Joyce

I'm so glad to hear that Sugarpie is improving. After going through
that
pancreatitis stuff with Sabrina I can definitely sympathize with your
friend. Purrs that the improvement continues and her appetite returns
to normal.

Debbie

wrote:

So if you will, please keep up the purrs. I haven't met Sugarpie in
person, but I've seen a photo of her - she's a beautiful siamese/tabby
mix. I'm really hoping she pulls through.

The purrs are definitely continuing, not just for Sugarpie, but for your
friend too. I know how devastating it is to lose two of your furbabies
in one year, and I wasn't even depressed.

--
Marina, Miranda and Caliban.
In loving memory of Frank and Nikki.

On Sep 9, 2:26*pm, wrote:
BfloPolska wrote:

* Any word on Sugarpie? Sabrina was purring up a storm this morning!

Thanks for asking! I do have an update, but I've been reluctant to
post it for fear of jinxing Sugarpie's recovery. (There you have it,
my secret superstitious nature. )

Anyway, YES, she's doing better! As of yesterday, she is home from
the hospital and has started eating again. The vets still don't have
an official diagnosis for her, and they may never have one. It could
be pancreatitis (is that going around or something??), or it could be
a bacterial infection, or an "unknown" virus. Not all the test results
were in at the time of the last post I got, but maybe there will be
more news soon.

So I don't know if she's completely out of the woods, but she has
definitely improved. I'm "cautiously relieved" for her poor human. This
woman has been battling severe clinical depression for several years
now. Sugarpie and her littermate were the bright spots in her life,
and the littermate died very suddenly last year. She was devastated,
as you can imagine. She's so attached to Sugarpie that I think she'd
be crushed if she lost her, too.

So if you will, please keep up the purrs. I haven't met Sugarpie in
person, but I've seen a photo of her - she's a beautiful siamese/tabby
mix. I'm really hoping she pulls through.

Joyce

--
Excuse for Not Doing One's Homework:
* *My pit bull, here, ate it. * * * * *-- J.D. Berry, Springfield

Many purrs and prayers for Sugarpie and her human.

BigBoy, Princess, Mr. Boots, Ms. Tigger, Sugar and Spice and Ms. Blue
Belle