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Canine Autoimmune Hemolytic Anemia (AIHA & IMHA) - April 2011 AIHA/IMHA Success Story up at M H
| The April, 2011 AIHA/IMHA Success Story is now online at the Meisha’s Hope AIHA/IMHA Web site. The following URL will take you directly to this Success Story which is about Duke a very handsome Border Collie: http://www.cloudnet.com/~jdickson/successstories.htm I have also put a hot link to Duke’s Success Story underneath the photo of him wearing his Meisha’s Hope Bandanna on the Bandanna photo page at the Meisha’s Hope Web site: http://www.cloudnet.com/~jdickson/bandannaphotos5.htm There are some very interesting things mentioned in Duke’s Success Story that we seldom hear about including the use of LDN (Low Dose Naltrexone) and the fact that both prednisone and LDN were given in transdermal form. May Duke’s Success Story, as well as all of the other Success Stories, provide HOPE and encouragement to those of you with newly diagnosed AIHA/IMHA dogs as well as to those of you who have dogs who are continuing to struggle with AIHA/IMHA. Hugs to all the canine kids from my Canine gal, Maggie and me. |
| Joanne MN |
| Congrats to Duke and family! That is very interesting about giving the meds in transdermal form. I hope more research is done on that. It sure would protect the stomachs of a lot of dogs. Everyone keep in mind that donations to Meisha's Hope through Morris Animal Foundation funds the research for better treatment of this awful disease. No amount is too small. |
| Penny Lytle Creek Calif |
| Congratulations!!! Thank you so much for taking the time to share Duke's success story and I know it will be inspiration to others. May there be a ton of frisbee catching in Duke's future!!!! Cheryl & Ginger |
| Cheryl & Ginger Pineville PA |
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