Guest guest Posted June 28, 2006 Report Share Posted June 28, 2006 Eva, I'm so sorry about Daisy as I know she was a great companion to you. I don't have any answers but know that you are not alone. Mollie Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 28, 2006 Report Share Posted June 28, 2006 Eve, I am so sorry about your dog and wish there were something I could do for you. I know how you feel as I have been there before. Jane Anne So so sad Daisy Dog have left this orb. Officially DX at 1 pm as lymphoma Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 28, 2006 Report Share Posted June 28, 2006 oh eva, i am so very sorry about daisy and wish i could zoom over to your coast and hug you to pieces. my heart goes out to you and aches with yours! please do the best you can to take care of you during such a stressful time.....here if you need. hugs and more hugs, tawny email from Tawny H. Swain Castle, MA So so sad Daisy Dog have left this orb. Officially DX at 1 pm as lymphoma yesterday, she was started on chemo to get her through until the kids could drive in and say good-bye. She walked in at 12 happily wagging her tail. Delivered to me 5 hours later a little wobbling and sleepy. 2 1/2 hrs after arriving home she went bad fast - violent and horrid...and for that I paid half my monthly income. There is no doubt in my mind this is a result of my EBV infection. Being on prednisone with BP 170/98 and with posterior pericardial pain I'm trying not to follow her today so I'm eating Valium. I'm also extremely sad that neither kid felt fit to respond to my call for 4 hours. AND they are MY emergency contacts!!!! When my daughter did finally call - excuse was saving cell phone power - she can been back to the clinic for her bad tension headaches with brisk reflexes. Did they test for EBV? NO. But they did RX Valium, hydocodone, prednisone, and physical therapy. Yes they discussed what Mayo and I are saying but chose not to go for a neurological exam. I'm tired of linking my EBV infection to other beings bad outcomes. I'm numb from realizing it would be many days before my closest next of kin would bother to check if I'm alright. I'm tired of fighting Pfizer's every harassment. Someone please tell me where ethics esp. medical and corporate ethics went, or why there is no longer pure justice on this orb, or why settling a few scores with a WV rifle and ending up in prison would be any worse off than trying very hard daily to fend for myself. Sure wish I was an SSRI candidate today. Eva....on the Edge (Edgewater and etal) PS Hey Larry, Moe, and Curly I can also track you down like a dog and a dose of lethal Elspar is far worse that a rifle shot thru and thru. I've now ween the terror upfront and personal. Deal with me NOW. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 28, 2006 Report Share Posted June 28, 2006 So sorry to hear that Daisy Dog has passed on. This must be such a sad time for you. Hang in there, be strong and try to get well. Jen briteeyestwo wrote: > Daisy Dog have left this orb. Officially DX at 1 pm as lymphoma > yesterday, she was started on chemo to get her through until the kids > could drive in and say good-bye. She walked in at 12 happily wagging > her tail. Delivered to me 5 hours later a little wobbling and > sleepy. 2 1/2 hrs after arriving home she went bad fast - violent and > horrid...and for that I paid half my monthly income. There is no > doubt in my mind this is a result of my EBV infection. > > Being on prednisone with BP 170/98 and with posterior pericardial > pain I'm trying not to follow her today so I'm eating Valium. > > I'm also extremely sad that neither kid felt fit to respond to my > call for 4 hours. AND they are MY emergency contacts!!!! > > When my daughter did finally call - excuse was saving cell phone > power - she can been back to the clinic for her bad tension > headaches with brisk reflexes. Did they test for EBV? NO. But > they did RX Valium, hydocodone, prednisone, and physical therapy. > Yes they discussed what Mayo and I are saying but chose not to go for > a neurological exam. > > I'm tired of linking my EBV infection to other beings bad outcomes. > I'm numb from realizing it would be many days before my closest next > of kin would bother to check if I'm alright. > I'm tired of fighting Pfizer's every harassment. > > Someone please tell me where ethics esp. medical and corporate ethics > went, > or why there is no longer pure justice on this orb, > or why settling a few scores with a WV rifle and ending up in prison > would be any worse off than trying very hard daily to fend for myself. > > Sure wish I was an SSRI candidate today. > Eva....on the Edge (Edgewater and etal) > PS Hey Larry, Moe, and Curly I can also track you down like a dog > and a dose of lethal Elspar is far worse that a rifle shot thru and > thru. I've now ween the terror upfront and personal. Deal with me > NOW. > > > >------------------------------------------------------------------------ > >No virus found in this incoming message. >Checked by AVG Free Edition. >Version: 7.1.394 / Virus Database: 268.9.5/377 - Release Date: 6/27/2006 > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 28, 2006 Report Share Posted June 28, 2006 Eva, that is horrible. I am so sorry for your loss. I know she was family to you. I'm dog lover, too, and don't know what I would do without my Pepe. hang in there!!! Hugs, Cathy briteeyestwo briteeyestwo@...> wrote: Daisy Dog have left this orb. Officially DX at 1 pm as lymphoma yesterday, she was started on chemo to get her through until the kids could drive in and say good-bye. She walked in at 12 happily wagging her tail. Delivered to me 5 hours later a little wobbling and sleepy. 2 1/2 hrs after arriving home she went bad fast - violent and horrid...and for that I paid half my monthly income. There is no doubt in my mind this is a result of my EBV infection. Being on prednisone with BP 170/98 and with posterior pericardial pain I'm trying not to follow her today so I'm eating Valium. I'm also extremely sad that neither kid felt fit to respond to my call for 4 hours. AND they are MY emergency contacts!!!! When my daughter did finally call - excuse was saving cell phone power - she can been back to the clinic for her bad tension headaches with brisk reflexes. Did they test for EBV? NO. But they did RX Valium, hydocodone, prednisone, and physical therapy. Yes they discussed what Mayo and I are saying but chose not to go for a neurological exam. I'm tired of linking my EBV infection to other beings bad outcomes. I'm numb from realizing it would be many days before my closest next of kin would bother to check if I'm alright. I'm tired of fighting Pfizer's every harassment. Someone please tell me where ethics esp. medical and corporate ethics went, or why there is no longer pure justice on this orb, or why settling a few scores with a WV rifle and ending up in prison would be any worse off than trying very hard daily to fend for myself. Sure wish I was an SSRI candidate today. Eva....on the Edge (Edgewater and etal) PS Hey Larry, Moe, and Curly I can also track you down like a dog and a dose of lethal Elspar is far worse that a rifle shot thru and thru. I've now ween the terror upfront and personal. Deal with me NOW. --------------------------------- Yahoo! Music Unlimited - Access over 1 million songs.Try it free. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 28, 2006 Report Share Posted June 28, 2006 > Daisy Dog have left this orb. Officially DX at 1 pm as lymphoma > yesterday, she was started on chemo to get her through until the kids > could drive in and say good-bye. She walked in at 12 happily wagging > her tail. Delivered to me 5 hours later a little wobbling and > sleepy. 2 1/2 hrs after arriving home she went bad fast - violent and > horrid...and for that I paid half my monthly income. There is no > doubt in my mind this is a result of my EBV infection. > > Being on prednisone with BP 170/98 and with posterior pericardial > pain I'm trying not to follow her today so I'm eating Valium. > > I'm also extremely sad that neither kid felt fit to respond to my > call for 4 hours. AND they are MY emergency contacts!!!! > > When my daughter did finally call - excuse was saving cell phone > power - she can been back to the clinic for her bad tension > headaches with brisk reflexes. Did they test for EBV? NO. But > they did RX Valium, hydocodone, prednisone, and physical therapy. > Yes they discussed what Mayo and I are saying but chose not to go for > a neurological exam. > > I'm tired of linking my EBV infection to other beings bad outcomes. > I'm numb from realizing it would be many days before my closest next > of kin would bother to check if I'm alright. > I'm tired of fighting Pfizer's every harassment. > > Someone please tell me where ethics esp. medical and corporate ethics > went, > or why there is no longer pure justice on this orb, > or why settling a few scores with a WV rifle and ending up in prison > would be any worse off than trying very hard daily to fend for myself. > > Sure wish I was an SSRI candidate today. > Eva....on the Edge (Edgewater and etal) > PS Hey Larry, Moe, and Curly I can also track you down like a dog > and a dose of lethal Elspar is far worse that a rifle shot thru and > thru. I've now ween the terror upfront and personal. Deal with me > NOW. > > > > > > > --------------------------------- > Yahoo! Music Unlimited - Access over 1 million songs.Try it free. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 29, 2006 Report Share Posted June 29, 2006 Eva, I am so so sorry to hear of your loss. Daisy was a good companion. My heart aches for you, I'm also a dog lover. Eva, please take care of YOU and know we are all here for you. Donna ~ Iowa So so sad Daisy Dog have left this orb. Officially DX at 1 pm as lymphoma yesterday, she was started on chemo to get her through until the kids could drive in and say good-bye. She walked in at 12 happily wagging her tail. Delivered to me 5 hours later a little wobbling and sleepy. 2 1/2 hrs after arriving home she went bad fast - violent and horrid...and for that I paid half my monthly income. There is no doubt in my mind this is a result of my EBV infection. Being on prednisone with BP 170/98 and with posterior pericardial pain I'm trying not to follow her today so I'm eating Valium. I'm also extremely sad that neither kid felt fit to respond to my call for 4 hours. AND they are MY emergency contacts!!!! When my daughter did finally call - excuse was saving cell phone power - she can been back to the clinic for her bad tension headaches with brisk reflexes. Did they test for EBV? NO. But they did RX Valium, hydocodone, prednisone, and physical therapy. Yes they discussed what Mayo and I are saying but chose not to go for a neurological exam. I'm tired of linking my EBV infection to other beings bad outcomes. I'm numb from realizing it would be many days before my closest next of kin would bother to check if I'm alright. I'm tired of fighting Pfizer's every harassment. Someone please tell me where ethics esp. medical and corporate ethics went, or why there is no longer pure justice on this orb, or why settling a few scores with a WV rifle and ending up in prison would be any worse off than trying very hard daily to fend for myself. Sure wish I was an SSRI candidate today. Eva....on the Edge (Edgewater and etal) PS Hey Larry, Moe, and Curly I can also track you down like a dog and a dose of lethal Elspar is far worse that a rifle shot thru and thru. I've now ween the terror upfront and personal. Deal with me NOW. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 29, 2006 Report Share Posted June 29, 2006 Eva, Very sorry to hear about Daisy. Coming on top of everything else it must be a real blow. As for your kids not responding to your call for four hours and your daughter's pathetic excuse - hmmm, a real worry. Lucky you weren't in need of immediate help. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 29, 2006 Report Share Posted June 29, 2006 So very sorry about your little pup, your baby, your friend ... Lay your sword down and rest, let your warrior be a child for a while, you need a good long break right now. Colleen Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 30, 2006 Report Share Posted June 30, 2006 I am so sad to read of Daisy Dog's passing. Life just isn't fair. It is equally disturbing to hear that your family weren't there to help you through such a difficult time. My friend had to have his 2 Schitzu's put to sleep about 11 months apart, this past year and it was an extremely emotional time, so my heart reaches out to you. Please know that we are all here for you. Take care. Jo. So so sad Daisy Dog have left this orb. Officially DX at 1 pm as lymphoma yesterday, she was started on chemo to get her through until the kids could drive in and say good-bye. She walked in at 12 happily wagging her tail. Delivered to me 5 hours later a little wobbling and sleepy. 2 1/2 hrs after arriving home she went bad fast - violent and horrid...and for that I paid half my monthly income. There is no doubt in my mind this is a result of my EBV infection. Being on prednisone with BP 170/98 and with posterior pericardial pain I'm trying not to follow her today so I'm eating Valium. I'm also extremely sad that neither kid felt fit to respond to my call for 4 hours. AND they are MY emergency contacts!!!! When my daughter did finally call - excuse was saving cell phone power - she can been back to the clinic for her bad tension headaches with brisk reflexes. Did they test for EBV? NO. But they did RX Valium, hydocodone, prednisone, and physical therapy. Yes they discussed what Mayo and I are saying but chose not to go for a neurological exam. I'm tired of linking my EBV infection to other beings bad outcomes. I'm numb from realizing it would be many days before my closest next of kin would bother to check if I'm alright. I'm tired of fighting Pfizer's every harassment. Someone please tell me where ethics esp. medical and corporate ethics went, or why there is no longer pure justice on this orb, or why settling a few scores with a WV rifle and ending up in prison would be any worse off than trying very hard daily to fend for myself. Sure wish I was an SSRI candidate today. Eva....on the Edge (Edgewater and etal) PS Hey Larry, Moe, and Curly I can also track you down like a dog and a dose of lethal Elspar is far worse that a rifle shot thru and thru. I've now ween the terror upfront and personal. Deal with me NOW. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 1, 2006 Report Share Posted July 1, 2006 Eva, I am so sorry to hear about Daisy's passing. Aussie Maureen > > Daisy Dog have left this orb. Officially DX at 1 pm as lymphoma > yesterday, she was started on chemo to get her through until the kids > could drive in and say good-bye. She walked in at 12 happily wagging > her tail. Delivered to me 5 hours later a little wobbling and > sleepy. 2 1/2 hrs after arriving home she went bad fast - violent and > horrid...and for that I paid half my monthly income. There is no > doubt in my mind this is a result of my EBV infection. > > Being on prednisone with BP 170/98 and with posterior pericardial > pain I'm trying not to follow her today so I'm eating Valium. > > I'm also extremely sad that neither kid felt fit to respond to my > call for 4 hours. AND they are MY emergency contacts!!!! > > When my daughter did finally call - excuse was saving cell phone > power - she can been back to the clinic for her bad tension > headaches with brisk reflexes. Did they test for EBV? NO. But > they did RX Valium, hydocodone, prednisone, and physical therapy. > Yes they discussed what Mayo and I are saying but chose not to go for > a neurological exam. > > I'm tired of linking my EBV infection to other beings bad outcomes. > I'm numb from realizing it would be many days before my closest next > of kin would bother to check if I'm alright. > I'm tired of fighting Pfizer's every harassment. > > Someone please tell me where ethics esp. medical and corporate ethics > went, > or why there is no longer pure justice on this orb, > or why settling a few scores with a WV rifle and ending up in prison > would be any worse off than trying very hard daily to fend for myself. > > Sure wish I was an SSRI candidate today. > Eva....on the Edge (Edgewater and etal) > PS Hey Larry, Moe, and Curly I can also track you down like a dog > and a dose of lethal Elspar is far worse that a rifle shot thru and > thru. I've now ween the terror upfront and personal. Deal with me > NOW. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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