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jadecomputergal · 08-26-2008, 04:55 PM

I just want to say that, if any of my posts seem rude, it's completely unintentional. I'm just really stressed about Jasmine's PSS surgery and all the preparations and changes that have come along with it. I won't go into a diatribe about how it's been; I'll just say it's been awful just to get it scheduled. Then there's the worry about the complications and the surgery.

For anyone who's seen anything about Jasmine, I had her in for her health cert yesterday so she could have clearance to fly. She was an even two pounds when I had her in almost three weeks ago, and now she's three pounds, ten ounces. Limitless energy. The doctor says she's in prime condition for the PSS surgery and there's little chance anything will go wrong.

It's sooo hard to see them like this, acting like a completely normal dog, yet knowing it's all the meds and the special diets doing it, and that will all reach its own end if you don't have the surgery. Risks with the surgery, poor prognosis otherwise, and a lot of thinking and sometimes crying.

Just please forgive me if I'm short with any of you. I don't mean to be.

08-26-2008, 04:55 PM	#1
jadecomputergal Donating Senior Yorkie Talker Join Date: May 2008 Location: West Chester, PA, USA Posts: 323	Apologies in advance to anyone I offend in the next few days I just want to say that, if any of my posts seem rude, it's completely unintentional. I'm just really stressed about Jasmine's PSS surgery and all the preparations and changes that have come along with it. I won't go into a diatribe about how it's been; I'll just say it's been awful just to get it scheduled. Then there's the worry about the complications and the surgery. For anyone who's seen anything about Jasmine, I had her in for her health cert yesterday so she could have clearance to fly. She was an even two pounds when I had her in almost three weeks ago, and now she's three pounds, ten ounces. Limitless energy. The doctor says she's in prime condition for the PSS surgery and there's little chance anything will go wrong. It's sooo hard to see them like this, acting like a completely normal dog, yet knowing it's all the meds and the special diets doing it, and that will all reach its own end if you don't have the surgery. Risks with the surgery, poor prognosis otherwise, and a lot of thinking and sometimes crying. Just please forgive me if I'm short with any of you. I don't mean to be.