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  • ANGELYNN
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    APLASTIC ANEMIA

    ANGELYNN

    Posted : 7/11/2012 3:10:26 PM

    MY BEAUTIFUL ANGELYNN HAS APLASTIC ANEMIA...  WE ARE TRYING TO GET HER TO K STATE HOSPITAL !!!!  WE GOT A CHIPIN ON FACEBOOK .COM  ... SHE IS PART JAPANESE CHIN/ CHIHUAHUA AND IS 5 YEARS OLD ... SHE IS ON THE SLIPPERY ELM COCKTAIL AND SHE IS TAKING PREDNISONE 5 MG,BAYTRIL 20, AND AMOXICILLIN 100MG... SHE HAS HER UPS AND DOWNS ...

    I GIVE HER HONEY AND SHE IS TAKING DAILY VITAMIN SUPPLEMENT FOR ADULTS DOGS... SHE IS A VERY PICKY EATER

    WE JUST HOPE AND PRAY WE KICK THIS AND BEABLE TO KEEP HER GOING ... WE HAVE HER PUPPY ANGELINA JOLIE SHE 1 NOW WON'T BE 2 UNTIL DEC31

    I COOK FOR HER I GET RAW VEGS AND BOIL THEM AND PUT IN BLENDER GIVE HER LIVER ... SHE HATES IT AND I COOK BEEF HEART

    ANITA HANKINS

  • janet_rose
    • Gold Top Dog
    janet_rose

    Posted : 7/11/2012 5:01:52 PM

    Has she been checked for tick-bourne diseases?  Good luck!!

    http://www.petmd.com/dog/conditions/cardiovascular/c_dg_anemia_aplastic

    "Causes

    There are a variety of causes for aplastic anemia, including infections, toxins, drugs, and chemicals which may cause aplastic anemia in dogs. Following are some major causes of aplastic anemia in dogs:

    Infections

    • Canine parvovirus infection
    • Rikettsial organism infections (e.g., ehrlichia)

    Drugs and chemicals

    • Estrogen administration
    • Chemotherapeutic drug administration
    • Albendazole (for parasitic treatment)
    • Some types of antibiotics
    • NSAIDs (given for relief of pain and inflammation)
    • Radiation therapy in cancer patients"
  • calliecritturs
    • Gold Top Dog
    calliecritturs

    Posted : 7/11/2012 7:13:56 PM

    Hi Anita --

    You will want to post on the AIHA/IMHA thread -- Aplastic Anemia is essentially a related disease to those.  I told you that you'd find nice folks on here, didn't I???  (I've been talking to Anita for a long time).

    http://forum.dog.com/forums/p/90432/975740.aspx#975740

    That's the link to the last page of the thread today. 

  • ANGELYNN
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    ANGELYNN

    Posted : 7/14/2012 4:04:19 PM

    No she has none of this and she don't have tick-bourne diseases...

    Anita
  • calliecritturs
    • Gold Top Dog
    calliecritturs

    Posted : 7/14/2012 6:29:01 PM

    No not the same -- similar.  Similarly treated.  Was just suggesting you might get good support from the others there.  And no -- it's not a tick disease.
  • janet_rose
    • Gold Top Dog
    janet_rose

    Posted : 7/14/2012 7:55:21 PM

    calliecritturs
    And no -- it's not a tick disease.

    But it can be caused by a tick disease:

  • Rikettsial organism infections (e.g., ehrlichia)
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  • ANGELYNN
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    ANGELYNN

    Posted : 7/14/2012 10:45:41 PM

    NO SHE DOES NOT HAVE THAT NOR HAD ANY TICKS ON HER EVER

    ANITA
  • janet_rose
    • Gold Top Dog
    janet_rose

    Posted : 7/14/2012 11:53:43 PM

    ANGELYNN
    NO SHE DOES NOT HAVE THAT NOR HAD ANY TICKS ON HER EVER

    Adult deer ticks are about one eighth of an inch (1/8";) long.  Ticks that small can easily go unnoticed.

    White-footed mice are a favorite host of those ticks, so the ticks can easily be in someone's backyard.

    If you did not test, you DO NOT KNOW if your dog has a tick-bourne disease.

    Did you test?
  • ANGELYNN
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    ANGELYNN

    Posted : 7/15/2012 12:49:59 AM

    THERE HAVE RAN SO MANY TEST ON HER .. SHE DON'T HAVE THAT ... WHERE IN KANSAS
  • Johnny&Tessy
    • Gold Top Dog
    Johnny&Tessy

    Posted : 7/15/2012 9:01:17 AM

    ANGELYNN
    SHE DON'T HAVE THAT

    She doesn't have what? 

    Do you have copies of all the bloodwork AND copies of the bone marrow biopsy report?  Iron levels?  Cobalamin (b12)?  Is she responding to current treatments?  Any supplements?
  • ANGELYNN
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    ANGELYNN

    Posted : 7/15/2012 6:20:12 PM

    CALLIECRITTURS HAS HER COPYS OF HER BLOOD WORK AND WE HAVE A CHIP IN ON FACEBOOK AND MYSPACE ... THE VETS HERE CAN'T DO THE BONE MARROW BIOPSY HERE ... ONLY K STATE VET HOSPITAL IN MANHATTEN KANSAS CAN DO THAT THE VETS GOT HER ON MEDS AND YES SHE ON ADULT  DAILY VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTS AND IM COOKING HER FOOD . OUR VET I KEEP UP WITH HER ON FACEBOOK....

    angelynn2007@live.com thats how you can see her on facebook and erica is on my friends list

    anita
  • ANGELYNN
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    ANGELYNN

    Posted : 7/15/2012 6:31:33 PM

    we are taped out of money I can't work my bf works and some times there is no work for him hes in contruction and only makes 10.00 hr ...

    so we need help to get her to k state vet hospital when we get the funds together our vet will make the app. for us

    Anita
  • ANGELYNN
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    ANGELYNN

    Posted : 7/15/2012 6:46:59 PM

    *REMOVED BY MODERATOR  - soliciting for donations is forbidden by forum rules**

    chip in for angelynn to get to k state vet hospital

    anita
  • ANGELYNN
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    ANGELYNN

    Posted : 7/16/2012 12:57:20 PM

    O I'M SORRY I WAS JUST SHOWING THAT WE HAVE ONE ... DIDN'T KNOW ... I'M NEW ...

    ANITA