My Pug Scoop (Precious Scoop has passed... )

God Bless you and Scoop. I know what mental exhaustion you are speaking of. I hope you are able to take a good rest with Scoop.
Patti

Thanks everyone for your concerns. It's so hard for me not to think about it 24/7. It's right there in front of me and it doesn't leave my mind. Scoop gave me a hard time last evening with eating. I had to call the vet and ask about his insulin because he didn't eat much and what he did eat isn't anything good for him. He did eat some dog food this morning.

I mentioned to the vet last week that the couple times I did not give him his Vetoryl that he wasn't sleeping so much those days. So yesterday she told me to cut his dose from 40mg to 30mg.

Thinking of you both, hope you had a better day yesterday

Big hug, kisses for the boys

Mel
Xxxx

Vicki:
I know what you mean about not being abloe to get this off your mind. Some people are able to shut it off and not think about it, I am not one of those unfortunately. I can probably say since I first knew Tipper had Cushings it has been on my mind constantly. My neighbor who means well, always tells me to keep busy and not hink of it. i do keep extremely busy and that does not stop the thoughts from invading my brain. All you can do is the best you can. Tipper and I still pray for Scoop to have a miracle. God Bless you both.
Patti

popping in to give hugs. only cush pups' moms and dads understand the constant worry, we live and breathe it.

Hi Vicki, sending you hugs and Scoop some belly rubs. Thinking of you both.

hugs,
Sharlene and Molly Muffin

Just wondering how you both are?

Hope everything is ok

Mel
Xxxxx

Vicky:
Hope you and Scoop are spending a lot of quality time together, and just loving each other. God Bless You Both
Patti

I'm such a mess right now. Scoop is eating some right now but he has gotten so, so picky with what he'll eat.
Please say a prayer for my Scoop. Any miracles out there?
I keep thinking about our visit to U of Penn. The treatments would have been over a few weeks ago and maybe it would have helped Scoop. Now it looks like he won't be here much longer. It just gets me she wouldn't do the treatments because of fear of losing him but isn't that what's going to happen now anyway? I guess one day he won't want to eat anything at all any more. It's so hard.

Oh Vicki, I am so sorry to hear that Scoop's appetite is not picking up and will be keeping you both in my thoughts and prayers.

Love and hugs, Lori