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| I didn't think this would be seen on the conversation side in a timely manner so I put it here.
LONG long story short she is our 6 year old Min Pin she hurt her leg Tuesday am and I sat with her till yesterday afternoon when we found a new vet (Had a bad experience at our other new vets the week before for their annuals- the vets hygene practices weren't up to what we thought they should be anyways that is a long story in itself.) We thought it was a muscle strain because there was no obvious swelling and in our manipulations we couldn't get an adverse reaction and as time went on she would occasionally bear weight but we found a great new vet and got her in yesterday afternoon and her Xrays are being sent off to a specialist today to confirm one of two possible diagnoses- she either has a strained ligament in her right front wrist or has the smallest of chip fractures. We are all praying for the strained ligament to be the case- much better prognosis if that is so. So please add her/us and this matter to your thoughts and prayers. Thanks RaNae PS here are some links to Maggies Pages http://groups.msn.com/RaNaeLuvsEwesShabbySheepShed/theadventuresofmagg ieampjorgie.msnw http://groups.msn.com/RaNaeLuvsEwesShabbySheepShed/maggiegoofinround.m snw |
Here is a link that might be useful: Maggie Page
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| RaNae, I'll keep Maggie in my prayers. I hope all turns out well. |
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| I'll be thinking of her...hope all goes favorably. What a cutie! You gotta' love those ears ;o) Nora |
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| RaNae, I'll be saying my prayers for little Maggie. We've been very fortunate with our little minpin--she's been mowed down several times by our lab and hasn't come up injured yet. Their little legs are so fragile and slender I've been dreading the day something might happen. Give Maggie a hug for me--I know they like to curl their little head up into your neck and hug back. She's a cutie. De |
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| A prayer went out for your sweet Maggie just now. And for you. I know how worrisome these things can be. I hope you'll receive good news soon. Please keep us posted! (((((Hugs))))) |
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- Posted by southernheart (My Page) on Fri, Aug 25, 06 at 12:04
| Prayers said for you and your Maggie~ |
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- Posted by ranaeluvstexas (My Page) on Sat, Aug 26, 06 at 10:57
| Thank you soo much Girls The specialist said no fracture YAY!!! that means n osurgery at this point - just splinted for two weeks with an anti-inflamitory med. Lets hope she don't get friction wounds from the splint. De that is soo cool that you have pins too I'd love to see pics and yup she loves to hug back. RaNae |
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| Hi RaNae, I'm late to seeing this post but I'm glad all is well with your sweet Maggie. It's so tough when our dear pets have problems, especially since they can't "tell" us where it hurts. Here's hoping the next two weeks go by swiftly and without any further injury for Maggie. Hugs to you both, |
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| I'm glad Maggie is going to be ok. Here's my little Spike (she's a girl-Red Spiked Heels) sleeping on her daddy. She turned 10 years old last week and is sporting quite a bit of gray hair.
This is Spike with her little sister Ginger (when Ginger was still a pup).
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- Posted by organic_smallhome (My Page) on Fri, Sep 1, 06 at 10:53
| Hi Ranae: Very late to the thread here, but wanted to say that I'm very happy to hear that all's well with your little one. I have three dogs of my own (and am involved in animal rescue) and can certainly relate to the anxiety you must have been experiencing. Happy healing to your pup! ((((Maggie)))) |
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- Posted by ranaeluvstexas (My Page) on Sat, Sep 2, 06 at 14:35
| De Spike and Ginger are too cute!! Spike is just adorable she looks like such a big dog in the first pic lol. Here are some pics of Maggie she loves to lay on anything clean- does Spike?
She loves her plastic foot LOL This is Jorgie Thanks for everyones prayers :-) |
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