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Originally Posted by ARCHIE  I'm sorry Morgan has to go threw this surgery Kellie.
I will keep her in my prayer's for a safe and successful
surgery and a speedy recovery.
I remember when you first got her. Four years already, that's
hard to believe. Time just flies by. |
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Originally Posted by livingdustmops My goodness, it is so hard to believe Morgan is 4 years old. I remember when you got her. Both of you will be in my thoughts and prayers are coming your way for her surgeries. I am glad you trust your surgeon and that he will do the very best for your little one. Do you think he will let you be in the room?
I know life is busy for you but please let us know how her surgery went and hey, also check in from time to time...  |
Carol and Cindy - I can't believe she's 4 years old already either. Time does indeed fly by. I remember when I just got her and she was this tiny little barely 2lbs 12 week old puppy. Now at 4 years old she's 5lbs soaking wet with a full stomach. LOL She eats like a horse and is still skinny as a rail. Wish i had her metabolism.
Her appt is at 8 am on wednesday so I'm going to work afterwards. Even if the dr said I could stay and watch I don't think will. I think i would get kicked out anyway because i'd be so nervous and hovering over her. I am going to ask him to only allow certain senior techs to do her anesthesia and if i can pick her up the next morning if she is off her IV. sometimes when they get bilateral surgery its too hard for them to walk the next day and its just easier on the owners for the dog to stay another day but seeing as i know how to take care of post-op patients i should be able to take her home as long as she doesn't need IV fluids or meds anymore. She'll have two naked little chicken legs and no bandages. She's also too small for a fentayl pain patch so the metacam will hopefully be enough. i think it will.
anyway thanks for the kind words and prayers. i'll try to start posting more again.