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Oh Jackie:( I know how hard it must have been for you to take dear Daisy back. But, as you say, if it gives her the best chance for a full life, I think you made the right decision. I know you will be so glad to have Perry back home. I'll be praying that his liver enzymes will be back to normal soon. Hang in there kids. Lots of prayers are coming your way from all over the world. And Jackie, please give Perry and kiss from me. Try to keep your chin up. Hopefully this is just a little setback.
You have much support here in San Diego. You and your precious babies will be in my thoughts!
hard as it is to have to your baby back at the vet, at least she got some family TLC for a short time...and soon Perry will be there too. We won't stop paryer til both tthe pups are 110%!!!
Jackie my prayers for a quick recovery for both dogs. They're lucky to have a mom like you.
We'll keep up the prayers from this end, we want Miss Daisy all-the-way better, so the surgery's probably her best shot.
A certain bunny who will go unnamed broke her leg when she was a few months old, then had to have her cast replaced 4 times (I think) as she kept rebreaking the leg standing on it. The docs thought she might "hop with a limp" but she hops just fine, and I'm sure Daisy'll be a much better, more obedient patient!
The image of a room full of angels with just a whisper of wings hovering over Miss Daisy during surgery is very comforting. Oh, Jackie, how we will all continue to pray with you and for you.Quote:
Originally posted by momoffuzzyfaces
Prayers are on the way. I will ask God to send some of his special healing angels to be with Daisy and her doctors as they go through the operation and of course you too. .
Oh Jackie, I know it is hard, but I think that the surgery is for the best. You wouldn't want it to heal all wrong and for her to be in pain. I pray that these doctors will be guided to find exactly what was injured and what is the best method to correct the injury.
As for the liver enzymes, remember when Hannah was so sick. Hers were really off the charts. Even when I had the recheck done two weeks after, they had come down a lot but were still very, very high. This may be from some kind of infection because of the attack and the docs are going to know what to do.
Keep the faith, Jackie. These two are going to pull through. They are young and strong and that is a good thing going for them.
Meant to post it here - don't know how to copy or quote, so will just tell you my last post is in "Please say a prayer" - And I have been ever since I first read the latest on Miss Daisy this morning at work. You can know, Jackie, that a whole lot of Navy employees are pulling for you all. Soooooo glad KFMB contacted you!!!! Yayyy! The rest is on the other page - but here's some more purrrrrrs and headnuzzles from Grasshopper to the kids - We send our love and uplifting thoughts to you and your Don -
Ko & Dad
Did anyone here in San Diego see the newscast regarding the attack on Jackie and Don's babies? My husband thought I was napping and I didn't have the TV on in this room so missed it. Maybe they'll flash it later - he says the neigbors are building a kennel for the pits and that they said they would pay the vet bills. I know our focus is on healing, and I believe the love being sent their way is truly helping! Now some after-the-trauma healing needs to start, so let's hope and pray these people will do what's right. And that the City will look into the casual attitude of animal control!
Jackie, about the liver thing: we have had 5 major (human) illnesses in our family the past year and a half, one of which involved liver. If all beings are fundamentally the same, as I believe they are, I think that Perry's situation is probably one of watching, as liver damage is monitored by the measurement of certain enzymes. I also believe the little King will pull thru, and as was said earlier by Karen, that Miss Daisy will dance again, too.
So, honey, draw a nice bath, put in some bubbles, soak and talk to God, maybe burn a candle. You and Don give each other hugs and back rubs, like our furry friends do when things go wrong, and care for yourselves, too! God loves you, as He shows His love in the love given by others.
You must be sooooo special!!!
oh dear jackie,don,miss daisy and perry!!!
of course you have a full network of florida prayers,hugs, and tail wags coming your way....i know that bringing miss daisy back wasn't easy,but you did the right thing...she'll be better for it....keep your loving eyes on perry...do what the drs.' say and then we all know that God will listen to the cinder and smokey prayers first....how could He not??? just kidding....God and all your friends are pulling for your dear furbabies,perry and daisy...
keep the faith!!!!
The latest update that I have:
Hi everyone. I am sorry for the delay. Chris (my son) finally graduated from high school yesterday. What a rough road that was. hahaha
Anyway, Daisy had surgery this afternoon. The doctor said their was muscle and nerve damage. Also a chipped bone. They were able to sew all back together and she is sleeping ok. Her temp was a little low so they were trying to warm her up. The TV station KUSI aired they case live at 6:00 pm. It really was a bad report. They also talked to the neighbor who saw what was going on and he said he was going to cover all the vet bills and repair the fence. Made them look bad since that wasn't the case all weekend long. We will see.
Perry looks great. I went by after work and he got up from his bed and came to see me. He is healing really well from the outside. Just need to get his luver working. Now if we can only get Daisy home. The family will be whole again.
Thanks for all your wishes and prayers. They really help them all pull through such a tragic time.
Thanks,
Colleen and Family
WHAT A GREAT REPORT!!!
Thanks Logan for keeping us updated on Perry and Daisy. I never knew I could love dogs clear across the USA so much. I have been prayin so hard for those puppies and am so glad the good Lord is takin care of them!!! I am still sending prayers your way Jackie, Don, Perry, and Daisy untill yall are all better. I am so glad the recovery is coming along so well!!! **HUGS to all of yall stay strong and believe that the Lord is holding your situation in his hands** HOW I WISH I COULD GIVE YALL A REAL LIVE HUG!!:)
Glad Daisy's surgery went well. I know Jackie and DOn are relieved. When does she come home?
As for the TV report, even if it was bad, it may have gotten the neighbor to pay for the damage his dog caused. He may be sincere in his offer, but it could also have been a "show" for the camera. We'll see. For The Wellers sake, I hope he keeps his word.
Dear Jackie - So sorry I haven't posted in regard to this awful thing that happened to your babies. I just now became aware of the whole story on your beautiful babies and I can't tell you how awful I feel that something like this had to happen to your beautiful dogs. My prayers go out to you and your sweet Daisy. This is just unthinkable that this thing is allowed to happen to innocent people and their beloved pets. Again, sorry for not responding sooner, I'll keep up with the progress and keep you all in my prayers. God Bless!!!!!
Bless sweet Daisy. I am glad her surgery is over and hope she is on the road to recovery. I know when she gets home, her recovery will be a lot easier with all the love I know she'll receive.
How is Perry? Is he going back to the vet soon? I hope everything is okay with his liver. Poor boy.
Kiss both of the brave ones right smack on the lips for me. I will continue prayers for your family.