'Ariel'
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If the nodules are cysts, they can drain them with the needle while they're in there. I highly recommend doing that. It can relieve pressure in your neck if they're big.
Thanks for the advice!! The nodules are complex, which means a) they are both solid and cystic and 2) just like me.
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That is one smug little camel. That is a camel that is thinking, "Do you see how cute I am? Plus? I'm a camel. I can so cross deserts better than you can." And the momma camel is thinking, "See what I made? Best baby. Camel. Ever."
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Good luck, Aims.
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Much love, thoughts and prayers to Aims today.
{{{sj}}} Hang in there, love.
bonny, thanks for the terrier stories. Toto really has improved so much over his lifetime. I was actually quite surprised by his antics over the weekend, as were my parents. Like I said, we had just been talking about how much he'd grown up. I, though, apparently still need to be mindful of open doors :).
Good luck today, Aims.
Askye, if The Cat Dean is giving you grief about taking meds, you might do yourself a favor and get some Pill Pockets. They are yummy to cats, and you can smoosh them around the pills.
OMG, I cannot second this recommendation strongly enough. Pill Pockets were AWESOME for our cat.
Even the best of pooches has his moments! I'm glad Toto is only having them occassionally.
I, though, apparently still need to be mindful of open doors :).
To quote a Harry Potter character "Constant Vigilance!"
OMG, I cannot second this recommendation strongly enough. Pill Pockets were AWESOME for our cat.
I too cannot recommend these enough, though my experience is with dogs. BEST. invention. EVER.
To quote a Harry Potter character "Constant Vigilance!"
HA! So true.
Thinking good thoughts for you Aims.
Pill Pockets were the only way I could give Miss Kitty the calming drugs for her flight to Colorado. She gobbled it right up.
Moms - how do you get a kid up and moving in the morning, when he wants to do anything but? He gets plenty of sleep, I've already taken away his PSP and DVD player, so I know he isn't secretly playing with them after hours.
Pill pockets work for Frank for the first couple doses of a med and then he catches on. How he has retained this skill when most others (like, consistently staying upright when he poops) have fallen by the wayside is beyond me!