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Praying ! I have been through this with a pet years ago. Let us know how it goes. TashaMommy of 5 year old twin boys- and Fort Worth, Texas is treated at Texas ish Rite Hospital in Dallas, TexasSeries of 6 casts for 14 months followed by bracing since September 2007You can read 's story at.... http://www.infantilescoliosis.org/stories.html

From: "heather@..." <heather@...>infantile scoliosis treatment Sent: Wed, July 28, 2010 8:28:59 AMSubject: off topic

Livs dog has blood in her stool so Im rushing her to the vet. Please prayfor a good outcome as BB is a part of our small family and we love hersooo much. Shes the best dog I have ever had...I'll post when I know.HRH

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Praying & Hoping for the best! We went through this with my black Lab Kasey! She was with me for 15 yrs. They are part of the Family! Keep us posted!Sent From Kristi's i-PhoneOn Jul 28, 2010, at 8:28 AM, heather@... wrote:

Livs dog has blood in her stool so Im rushing her to the vet. Please pray

for a good outcome as BB is a part of our small family and we love her

sooo much. Shes the best dog I have ever had...I'll post when I know.

HRH

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Said a prayer, and Liv! Heidi, Bexon's Mommy, (3 years old, in 7th cast from Salt Lake City Shriners, currently down from 62 degrees to 19.7 in cast)

From: "heather@..." <heather@...>infantile scoliosis treatment Sent: Wed, July 28, 2010 6:28:59 AMSubject: off topic

Livs dog has blood in her stool so Im rushing her to the vet. Please prayfor a good outcome as BB is a part of our small family and we love hersooo much. Shes the best dog I have ever had...I'll post when I know.HRH

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Fantastic, but why the blood?

Lida in London

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BB is ok! Yay! I was so worried. She is on antibiotics and must eatsweet potato's today....Liv and I are spoiling her. I'll check inlater...starved.HRH

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Yay BB! Heidi, Bexon's Mommy, (3 years old, in 7th cast from Salt Lake City Shriners, currently down from 62 degrees to 19.7 in cast)

From: "heather@..." <heather@...>infantile scoliosis treatment Sent: Wed, July 28, 2010 12:41:56 PMSubject: off topic

BB is ok! Yay! I was so worried. She is on antibiotics and must eatsweet potato's today....Liv and I are spoiling her. I'll check inlater...starved.HRH

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Amongst many things that I have done...Im also an RVT (Reg vet tech)....Dont worry about the blood in her stool too much...that can easily be that she has eaten something that does not agree with her. Ex...if she eats dog food and she has slipped some table food in. If she has picked up any worms...a dewormer will fix that as well. As long as puppy resolves in a few days and there is no vomiting or minimal she will probably be just fine.....let me know what the vet says. Metronidazole can go along way of some upset tummies though! If the symptoms persist...than I would look into doing some xrays...because if puppy ate a toy...you can have a problem.

From: "heather@..." <heather@...>infantile scoliosis treatment Sent: Wed, July 28, 2010 9:28:59 AMSubject: off topic

Livs dog has blood in her stool so Im rushing her to the vet. Please prayfor a good outcome as BB is a part of our small family and we love hersooo much. Shes the best dog I have ever had...I'll post when I know.HRH

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hang in there and give BB hugs from us. She is the sweetest dog. Let us

know if yu need anything.

Rochelle

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> Livs dog has blood in her stool so Im rushing her to the vet. Please pray

> for a good outcome as BB is a part of our small family and we love her

> sooo much. Shes the best dog I have ever had...I'll post when I know.

> HRH

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They dont know! But, its not the color it used to be and she is doing a

lot better....TG...

HRh

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Yesterday Liv and I were talking about what a fun, rewarding job that

would be! Do you enjoy your work? I really appreciate this info .

I was so worried yesterday...Its just Liv and I in the house and we are so

close to the animals we have! The vet said she thought it was something

she ate and she gave us a wks worth of antiobiotics and is having me

feeding her sweet potato to firm it up a bit. It appears to be working

and BB is acting completely normal. Her stool is getting back to normal

in consistency and color so I think we are heading in the right direction.

I shouldnt have posted on CAST, but wasnt really thinkin about anything

except BB at that moment! Oops.

Thanks for chimin in about it!

HRH

> Amongst many things that I have done...Im also an RVT (Reg vet

> tech)....Dont

> worry about the blood in her stool too much...that can easily be that she

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> eaten something that does not agree with her. Ex...if she eats dog food

> and she

> has slipped some table food in. If she has picked up any worms...a

> dewormer will

> fix that as well. As long as puppy resolves in a few days and there is no

> vomiting or minimal she will probably be just fine.....let me know what

> the vet

> says. Metronidazole can go along way of some upset tummies though! If the

> symptoms persist...than I would look into doing some xrays...because if

> puppy

> ate a toy...you can have a problem.

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> Livs dog has blood in her stool so Im rushing her to the vet. Please pray

> for a good outcome as BB is a part of our small family and we love her

> sooo much. Shes the best dog I have ever had...I'll post when I know.

> HRH

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For those that have had to buy SR pictures for your high school

pictures, how much did you pay?

a bit behind.

A quick update/weigh in...

I weighed in Monday and lost another pound! I'm down a total of

28-38lbs, I think (had to replace my scale, so it's really hard to

say). I know I'm down two pants sizes, a bra size, and a full shirt

size--and I'm thrilled about those things :-)

Sometimes I wish the scale would move a little faster (seeing as I have

lots more to lose!), but I'm learning to have patience with myself.

Also, I stuck to my plan over Easter weekend--woo hoo! That's pretty

huge for me :)

Cheers,

Bonnie

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Schools around here offer free sittings, but then charge $85+ for an 8x10. And

truthfully, they aren't much better than a standard school photo, in my opinion.

If you're talking independent professional photographer*, it starts at $350 and

goes up to $1800 (again, around here). It depends if they offer a disc with

high res images and copyright release or if you are expected to purchase prints

through them. If you're looking for someone like this, I'd advise you to look

through every photo in the person's portfolio on a full size computer

screen--NOT your cell phone screen. If you like what you see, hire away! :)

Cheers,

Bonnie

*I happen to be an independent professional photographer. :)

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Went to my primary doc a few days ago and did the usual testing. Results to follow including UA. My question. At 52 besides hiv I also have a neurological disease, called HSP diag 334.1 if anyone wants to look it up. if I'm going to pee often and the bladder still feels full, etc. is that the job or a urologist or a neurologist to address? Prostate is normal and I sleep thru the night.. Just not sure which kind of doc would address this concern.. thanks..

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