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  1. 08-30-2009, 03:16 PM #1
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    How wonderful to hear that you're home, Bo! I hope you continue to improve and feel better every day. Many prayers are being prayed for your quick recovery and the tests show nothing serious. Sending you feel better scritchies and lovies
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    Glad that she's back home!! I hope she will soon recover from this!

    Get well soon, sweet Bo!

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    Keep getting better and better, Bo!
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    I'm just now reading this, I hope Bo is feeling better. It's never fun to go to the vets and have to stay. I'm glad Bo is back home. Prays coming.

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  5. 09-01-2009, 07:43 PM #5
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    We got culture results back and not the best of news. She has the worst kind of bacteria and for the life of me can't remember the name. The good news is our vet feels it can be controlled, but we may never get it totally gone. Bo thanks you for all the well wishes.
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    Many prayers for Bo. Controlling the infection is better than no hope at all. And maybe we'll get lucky.
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  7. 09-01-2009, 08:17 PM #7
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    Bo, I'm so sorry to hear this news. The good part is that your whitecoat is confident that the problem can be controlled. I know seeing the whitecoat and having to take medicine is no fun for a kitty but please, sweetie, just remember it's all to help you feel better.

    Prayers are still being prayed for you to feel better soon. Sending you lots and lots of feel better lovies
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