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From: Bashful on 13 Jun 2010 15:14
Dillon Pyron wrote:
> Toby went to the Bridge Monday afternoon. Dr. Berger talked about
> some of the things we could do, change his diet, go to daily fluids,
> or even more often, up his meds. Then his bloodwork came back. His
> BUN and creatinine were both 10x normal. She said we could put him in
> the hosptial (there's a 24 hour hosptial in Austin, now) for three or
> four days of continuous IV fluids, but that might only give him 2
> weeks. Or we could go home and come back in the morning. We just
> choose to take care of him then. Flat out KNOWING would be worse for
> us and he really didn't seem to be very happy by then.
>
> We will miss him greatly. Ruby is doing okay, but she seems to have
> become a little mopey (moopey? ). We will have his ashes back next
> week some time.
>
> Thank you all.

I'm so sorry for your loss. It's difficult to lose a fur-baby. I cried
buckets when our oldest found her way to the Rainbow Bridge. I
sometimes wish they could all outlive me... but then, a part of me is
comforted in knowing that I can give them a good life, until the very end.

--
Kitty (TDC Bashful)

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From: Barry Wallis on 13 Jun 2010 19:17
On 6/13/2010 12:14 PM, Bashful wrote:
> Dillon Pyron wrote:
>> Toby went to the Bridge Monday afternoon. Dr. Berger talked about
>> some of the things we could do, change his diet, go to daily fluids,
>> or even more often, up his meds. Then his bloodwork came back. His
>> BUN and creatinine were both 10x normal. She said we could put him in
>> the hosptial (there's a 24 hour hosptial in Austin, now) for three or
>> four days of continuous IV fluids, but that might only give him 2
>> weeks. Or we could go home and come back in the morning. We just
>> choose to take care of him then. Flat out KNOWING would be worse for
>> us and he really didn't seem to be very happy by then.
>>
>> We will miss him greatly. Ruby is doing okay, but she seems to have
>> become a little mopey (moopey? ). We will have his ashes back next
>> week some time.
>>
>> Thank you all.

Sorry to hear about this tragedy, Dillon. I know it was a difficult
decision.

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From: Blossom on 14 Jun 2010 11:14
On Jun 11, 2:01 pm, Dillon Pyron <invaliddmpy...(a)austin.rr.com> wrote:
> Toby went to the Bridge Monday afternoon.  Dr. Berger talked about
> some of the things we could do, change his diet, go to daily fluids,
> or even more often, up his meds.  Then his bloodwork came back.  His
> BUN and creatinine were both 10x normal.  She said we could put him in
> the hosptial (there's a 24 hour hosptial in Austin, now) for three or
> four days of continuous IV fluids, but that might only give him 2
> weeks.  Or we could go home and come back in the morning.  We just
> choose to take care of him then.  Flat out KNOWING would be worse for
> us and he really didn't seem to be very happy by then.
>
> We will miss him greatly.  Ruby is doing okay, but she seems to have
> become a little mopey (moopey? ).  We will have his ashes back next
> week some time.
>
> Thank you all.
> --
>
> - dillon  I am not invalid
>
> Warick: "Who brings a gun to a knife fight?"
> Gil: "The winner?"

Oh, so sorry...
My condolences to you all.
B
From: MitchB on 14 Jun 2010 11:44
"Dillon Pyron" <invaliddmpyron(a)austin.rr.com> wrote in message
news:37u416h95t74n3i85qf4fk7tnh5t0p78or(a)4ax.com...
> Toby went to the Bridge Monday afternoon. Dr. Berger talked about
> some of the things we could do, change his diet, go to daily fluids,
> or even more often, up his meds. Then his bloodwork came back. His
> BUN and creatinine were both 10x normal. She said we could put him in
> the hosptial (there's a 24 hour hosptial in Austin, now) for three or
> four days of continuous IV fluids, but that might only give him 2
> weeks. Or we could go home and come back in the morning. We just
> choose to take care of him then. Flat out KNOWING would be worse for
> us and he really didn't seem to be very happy by then.
>
> We will miss him greatly. Ruby is doing okay, but she seems to have
> become a little mopey (moopey? ). We will have his ashes back next
> week some time.
>
> Thank you all.
> --

Aw, I'm so sorry. It's never easy to let a loved one go, even the four
legged kind. But it sounds like he's in a better place.

Michelle

From: Rudeney on 15 Jun 2010 14:30
Dillon Pyron wrote:
> Toby went to the Bridge Monday afternoon. Dr. Berger talked about
> some of the things we could do, change his diet, go to daily fluids,
> or even more often, up his meds. Then his bloodwork came back. His
> BUN and creatinine were both 10x normal. She said we could put him in
> the hosptial (there's a 24 hour hosptial in Austin, now) for three or
> four days of continuous IV fluids, but that might only give him 2
> weeks. Or we could go home and come back in the morning. We just
> choose to take care of him then. Flat out KNOWING would be worse for
> us and he really didn't seem to be very happy by then.
>
> We will miss him greatly. Ruby is doing okay, but she seems to have
> become a little mopey (moopey? ). We will have his ashes back next
> week some time.
>
> Thank you all.

Dillon, I am so sorry to hear of your loss. I am sure Toby is grateful
to have had all of your care and support over the years.

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