From:
"Sue Liszewski"
Date: 2004-02-05 19:17:40 UTC
Subject: Feb. 5 update on JoJo
To: ferrethealth@smartgroups.com
Message-ID: <LAW12-F5lF1P4f7LXXc00032e5f@hotmail.com>
Not likely Addison's crisis since it was only one gland that was removed. I
just think this is a shock to the system of some and they get shocky and
just can't make it thru. I think they all recover at different levels and
perhaps he want hypthermic and shocky, but you are right in that there are a
lot of possibilities. Each animal is a biological organism and each can
have a different reaction to a type of treatment and unfortunaltely he
couldn't handle everything, Hope this helps.
Dr. Sue
>From: elseyg@optonline.net
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>To: ferrethealth@smartgroups.com
>Subject: Re: [ferrethealth] death from adrenal surgery
>Date: Thu, 05 Feb 2004 07:10:24 -0500
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>Addison's crisis, a slow bleeder, reaction to the gas. Hard to tell.
>gail
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To: Ferret FML <ferret-list@cunyvm.cuny.edu>,
Ferret Health <ferrethealth@smartgroups.com>
From: Marian Wilson <mariansue32262@yahoo.com>
Message-ID: <20040205191740.53918.qmail@web60203.mail.yahoo.com>
Feb. 5 update on JoJo
I talked to JoJo's vet and we are leaning towards him getting sick from the pesticide that the exterminator uses in this house. Mom and I have discussed this and (until Spring) we won't be letting him spray in the living room (where I keep the babies). Maybe he can spray a little extra outside the house (around the living room). Not having the exterminator is not an option since mom is terrified of roaches and they are huge in New Mexico. Since mom isn't here when the exterminator comes, I may never allow him to do the living room again. I figure that if I can keep them away from the rest of the house for at least 24 hours, I'll have time to clean the floors to where they'll be safe for the kids. I did talk to the exterminator company and they said that Cynoff WP is safe for children and pets. I'm still not taking any chances.
JoJo is no longer on any medicines. He eats quite well now (yesterday I counted him up to eat 12 times). I don't have to force him anymore. His poops are back to normal. (Maybe the poops were because of the stress from being sick?) He is up and trying to play several times a day now. Today, he tried to stand on his back legs to beg for a treat. Then he got mad at a cat that was in the living room and attacked him. Needless to say both cats that were in the living room left very fast! He's back to his lovey self. He begged me to pick him up earlier and when I did, he decided it was nap time, on my lap.
I am very proud of the progress JoJo has made and am so glad I didn't listen to that first vet. There was a short time there that I thought that maybe I had made the wrong decision. I even talked to JoJo and told him about the Rainbow Bridge and told him that if he wanted to go, then I understood. He chose to stay with me.
I really doubt that JoJo will ever be "normal" again, but I am going to keep him as happy as I can, while I can.
MANY thanks to everyone that has helped and/or said prayers for JoJo. I can't do personal thank you's since I managed to lose most of the addresses. (Probably during my very worried stage.) Sorry.
Marian