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Originally Posted by lillymae  Excuse me but you are not the only one here reading and I for one would like to learn more on all subjects as I'm sure many others on here would. I see nothing wrong with educating people. No one is trying to make a diagnosis simply give info on her conditions. If more people were educated maybe it could help prevent this from going undiagnosed for as long as Roriee went undiagnosed for another pet. Education is the key. Feel free to correct me on this. |
You are correct that education is the key and that is why we have asked 2 simple things regarding the care and diagnosis of Roriee.
The Vet that has Roriee in his care will be making all of the decision regarding her care. As this information becomes available LadyJane will update everyone as to the treatment plan. It becomes very confusing when there are all kinds of links and "internet vets" giving their own diagnosis. This is not needed or asked for and makes it difficult to follow along with the prescribed treatment plan.
Having Roriee in the care of YHR has been a very emotional time for everyone involved. I would like to ask that we ALL stay positive and focused. YHR has had plenty of very sick pups in their care over the years. The advice of our Vets will be followed and appropriate decision will be made now and in the future for all of the Haven pups. Appropriate treatment is decided by our vets and we
never look to lay people for advice or a course of treatment. This is a simple and basic foundation of YHR.
Please feel free to follow the treatment plan and learn along with everyone else regarding all of the issues involved in the complex care of Roriee. We are not asking you to donate to her care that is a choice that has been made by some members and is greatly appreciated.
Once again I would like to ask that we all stay focused and positive. Learning will come as her treatment plan progresses. Thank you.
