Kidney Failu What might she Eat now ??

in article , Just Conservative at
wrote on 4/10/05 7:30 PM:


Thanks again for all the tips and purrs.

The battle is over.
We feel we took the right steps in what is now a lost
battle. It took only 2 weeks for her to degrade to
the point where we felt, on Dr.'s advice, the best
option for Bandit was to let her go. All the poking,
prodding, confinement etc. contributed to a bad situation
getting worse. In the end, she was too weak for a
transplant.

We miss her bunches and are sad.



I'm very sorry

On Sun 10 Apr 2005 08:30:13p, Just Conservative wrote in
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Thanks again for all the tips and purrs.

The battle is over.
We feel we took the right steps in what is now a lost
battle. It took only 2 weeks for her to degrade to
the point where we felt, on Dr.'s advice, the best
option for Bandit was to let her go. All the poking,
prodding, confinement etc. contributed to a bad situation
getting worse. In the end, she was too weak for a
transplant.

We miss her bunches and are sad.





RB Purrs to Bandit, and heart healing purrs to you. I'm so sorry
for your loss.

--
Cheryl

"The clever cat eats cheese and breathes down rat holes with baited
breath."
- W.C. Fields

"Just Conservative" wrote in message
...

Thanks again for all the tips and purrs.

The battle is over.
We feel we took the right steps in what is now a lost
battle. It took only 2 weeks for her to degrade to
the point where we felt, on Dr.'s advice, the best
option for Bandit was to let her go. All the poking,
prodding, confinement etc. contributed to a bad situation
getting worse. In the end, she was too weak for a
transplant.

We miss her bunches and are sad.

I am so terribly sorry to hear this. I know how hard it is - that happened
with our Percy.

Hugs,

CatNipped

"Just Conservative" wrote in message
...

Thanks again for all the tips and purrs.

The battle is over.
We feel we took the right steps in what is now a lost
battle. It took only 2 weeks for her to degrade to
the point where we felt, on Dr.'s advice, the best
option for Bandit was to let her go. All the poking,
prodding, confinement etc. contributed to a bad situation
getting worse. In the end, she was too weak for a
transplant.

We miss her bunches and are sad.


I'm really sorry for your loss. I lost a beloved cat
in 2001 and still cry over her. I know how hard it
is. You can at least be comforted that she had the
best of care, and the greatest gift at the end that
you could give her--relief from suffering. Be good
to yourself.

Just Conservative wrote:
Thanks again for all the tips and purrs.

The battle is over.
We feel we took the right steps in what is now a lost
battle. It took only 2 weeks for her to degrade to
the point where we felt, on Dr.'s advice, the best
option for Bandit was to let her go. All the poking,
prodding, confinement etc. contributed to a bad situation
getting worse. In the end, she was too weak for a
transplant.

We miss her bunches and are sad.

I'm so sorry for your loss. No matter how pepared you are, it hurts.
I hope you can find peace and comfort in the days and weeks to come.

-L.