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Originally Posted by FlDebra  Wow -- maybe we are reading two different threads. I see people who have looked up information, addresses, referrals to neurologists that will do phone consult, specialists in her/his area, others that have given their own dog's experiences, prayers offered, some have tried to explain several potential problems that could be looked into in great detail with references given for more info. A lot of work and heart-felt compassion went out to the OP without so much as a how-do-you-do. Instead people are told not to bother with sad dog stories, not to offer prayers, not to suggest seeing any vets or specialists..... I don't get what the OP does want. Of course there is frustration in having a sick dog. But that is no reason to take it out on the people that are trying to help. |
Sorry, It's just hard to read about somebody who is worried sick about their puppy and just asking for advice.
I agree, a lot of people tried to help, but when one is worried about their pup sometimes your thinking is a little off. I think she was just worried. She has doctors saying one thing and getting advice from others....all she needed was total support, compassion and understanding. Not mean or sarcastic remarks in any way at all. You wouldn't respond like that to a friend in person would you? If she doesn't reply or take the advice all we should do is support her, not slam her and say mean things. That's what was discouraging to me.
