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Originally Posted by Nancy1999  I'm so sorry you are going through this. I agree with dottiesyrky the insurance should pay for a large part of this. Does Max have any of the symptoms of diabetes, for example, drinking lots of water? Diabetes can cause cataracts, and it would be important to diagnose and treat before it causes other things. Just wanted to tell you that I’ve read that other dogs do fairly well with little or no eyesight, their other senses take over. It’s probably best to not move things around and don’t have much clutter in the house. Sending prayers for you and your family. |
Dear Nancy,
Thank you for responding to my email regarding Max. I will check with the insurance company before week's end. The Vet has never indicated or said that Max has diabetes, and trust me, Max and his sister Meg are frequent visitors to the Vet. It seems like it is always something. But the cataracts are the last straw. I am so heart-broken seeing him lifeless, and I know it's because it can't see. I will be seeing his Vet this weekend. She has been out of town for Christmas. I will keep you updated as to how we are progressing. Again, thank you for your kind words and thoughts.
Regards,
Linda