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Canine Autoimmune Hemolytic Anemia (AIHA & IMHA) - amy ,more improvement
| well last week amy's pcv was 35 so vet reduced her pred x 25% so we expected not much improvement this week,but hey,it was 40 today.not counting our chickens yet though.it just shows what a rollercoaster this is. we are constantly checking her eyes for yellowing.always on our guard, expecting a crash.i expect this is normal,or are we just paranoid? best wishes.john&amy. |
| john teesside |
| John, awesome news! Congratulations, your Amy is at the lower end of normal. Starting to get paranoid IS normal. But it will get easier with time. I am sure Amy starts to feel better with the reduction. Best wishes, Brigitte & the poodle boys |
| Brigitte BC Canada |
| That's awesome news!!! I really think Amy is winning this battle. Thanks for the update, I was wondering how Amy was doing. Cheryl & Ginger |
| Cheryl & Ginger Pinevile Pa |
| I too was wondering how Amy was doing. Congrats on getting great results. She's truly a fighter and she's really lucky to have you there for you. Keep up the good work and keep us posted. Continued prayers and Thoughts for Amy. Johnny & Tessy |
| Johnny |
| John and family, That is wonderful news! Unfortunately paranoia will always be with you now even if you have other dogs. I am not saying you will always have it at the forefront but dealing with AIHA you become more aware of things. Amy you are awesome! |
| Penny Lytle Creek Calif |
| Great news John and Amy! It is totally normal to be paranoid. It never truly goes away but does get easier over time. I believe having an IMHA dog is a life changing experience. It has definitely made Millie and I closer. Good luck, Sam and Millie |
| Samantha Geelong Australia |
| thank you all for your good wishes guys & gals,talking to people who have all been through the wringer with this thing,certainly makes it so mutch easier. another question,how about worming,are worming pills safe? your advice would be welcome. best wishes.john & amy. |
| john teesside uk |
This thread was discussed between 09/04/2010 and 11/04/2010
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