QI could use some ood thoughts & prayers(long)

Our wonderful dog, Jack hurt a vertabe in his neck back on Dec. 1st. He
needed to stay at the hospital over night so they could relieve his
pain. When I took him into the ER, he was screaming! It was so horrible
to hear him in such pain.
The doctor called me the next day to pick him up. Keep him on
painkillers, steroids and a calming pill and most importantly to keep
him quiet. No bed, no couch, running and etc.
We did all that with great results, so we started reducing the meds and
on the 20th, the pain came back, so back to the ER, we went. He's back
on the steroids and painkillers, but if once he's off the pills and the
pain returns, we'll have to do an MRI to see exactly what's wrong and
then there's surgery on his back.
Jack's a great dog. We think he's about 9. He's a rescue, so we're not
sure but he's a happy, healthy boy. The doctor thinks he would do well
even if he needs the surgery.
So if you could keep good thoughts for him, it would be greatly
appreciated!!!!

Critter Comforts: Quilts for Homeless Animals
http://community.webtv.net/critterco...ritterComforts

Sorry to hear about Jack's problem Jill.
Do hope they can sort out what it is - and *fix it.
..
In message , Jill
-Critter Comforts writes
Our wonderful dog, Jack hurt a vertabe in his neck back on Dec. 1st. He
needed to stay at the hospital over night so they could relieve his
pain. When I took him into the ER, he was screaming! It was so horrible
to hear him in such pain.
The doctor called me the next day to pick him up. Keep him on
painkillers, steroids and a calming pill and most importantly to keep
him quiet. No bed, no couch, running and etc.
We did all that with great results, so we started reducing the meds and
on the 20th, the pain came back, so back to the ER, we went. He's back
on the steroids and painkillers, but if once he's off the pills and the
pain returns, we'll have to do an MRI to see exactly what's wrong and
then there's surgery on his back.
Jack's a great dog. We think he's about 9. He's a rescue, so we're not
sure but he's a happy, healthy boy. The doctor thinks he would do well
even if he needs the surgery.
So if you could keep good thoughts for him, it would be greatly
appreciated!!!!

Critter Comforts: Quilts for Homeless Animals
http://community.webtv.net/critterco...ritterComforts


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Best Regards
pat on the hill

Golly Jill, I hope Jack is better without the surgery. If not hopefully
the surgery will do the trick.
Hugs, TAria

Jill -Critter Comforts wrote:

Our wonderful dog, Jack hurt a vertabe in his neck back on Dec. 1st. He
needed to stay at the hospital over night so they could relieve his
pain. When I took him into the ER, he was screaming! It was so horrible
to hear him in such pain.
The doctor called me the next day to pick him up. Keep him on
painkillers, steroids and a calming pill and most importantly to keep
him quiet. No bed, no couch, running and etc.
We did all that with great results, so we started reducing the meds and
on the 20th, the pain came back, so back to the ER, we went. He's back
on the steroids and painkillers, but if once he's off the pills and the
pain returns, we'll have to do an MRI to see exactly what's wrong and
then there's surgery on his back.
Jack's a great dog. We think he's about 9. He's a rescue, so we're not
sure but he's a happy, healthy boy. The doctor thinks he would do well
even if he needs the surgery.
So if you could keep good thoughts for him, it would be greatly
appreciated!!!!

Critter Comforts: Quilts for Homeless Animals
http://community.webtv.net/critterco...ritterComforts

In article ,
(Jill -Critter Comforts) wrote:

Our wonderful dog, Jack hurt a vertabe in his neck back on Dec. 1st. He
needed to stay at the hospital over night so they could relieve his
pain. When I took him into the ER, he was screaming! It was so horrible
to hear him in such pain.
The doctor called me the next day to pick him up. Keep him on
painkillers, steroids and a calming pill and most importantly to keep
him quiet. No bed, no couch, running and etc.
We did all that with great results, so we started reducing the meds and
on the 20th, the pain came back, so back to the ER, we went. He's back
on the steroids and painkillers, but if once he's off the pills and the
pain returns, we'll have to do an MRI to see exactly what's wrong and
then there's surgery on his back.
Jack's a great dog. We think he's about 9. He's a rescue, so we're not
sure but he's a happy, healthy boy. The doctor thinks he would do well
even if he needs the surgery.
So if you could keep good thoughts for him, it would be greatly
appreciated!!!!

Critter Comforts: Quilts for Homeless Animals
http://community.webtv.net/critterco...ritterComforts


Oh, Jill, the thought of your baby screaming that way just breaks my
heart! I really hope you find the cause (and the fix!) very soon and
that Jack is feeling lots better. Bisou sends lots of cocker kisses.

--
Sandy in Henderson, near Las Vegas
sw.foster1 (at) gmail (dot) com (remove/change the obvious)
http://www.sandymike.net

Poor Jack, I do so sympathize with you and him.
My prayers are on the way.
Gentle pats and hugs from my furyy family to Jack.
Healing thoughts for him as well.
Di

"Jill -Critter Comforts" wrote in message
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Our wonderful dog, Jack hurt a vertabe in his neck back on Dec. 1st. He
needed to stay at the hospital over night so they could relieve his
pain. When I took him into the ER, he was screaming! It was so horrible
to hear him in such pain.
The doctor called me the next day to pick him up. Keep him on
painkillers, steroids and a calming pill and most importantly to keep
him quiet. No bed, no couch, running and etc.
We did all that with great results, so we started reducing the meds and
on the 20th, the pain came back, so back to the ER, we went. He's back
on the steroids and painkillers, but if once he's off the pills and the
pain returns, we'll have to do an MRI to see exactly what's wrong and
then there's surgery on his back.
Jack's a great dog. We think he's about 9. He's a rescue, so we're not
sure but he's a happy, healthy boy. The doctor thinks he would do well
even if he needs the surgery.
So if you could keep good thoughts for him, it would be greatly
appreciated!!!!

Critter Comforts: Quilts for Homeless Animals
http://community.webtv.net/critterco...ritterComforts

Sending good thoughts to Jack AND his humans.
--
Michelle in NV
http://community.webshots.com/user/desert_quilter

"Jill -Critter Comforts" wrote in message
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Our wonderful dog, Jack hurt a vertabe in his neck back on Dec. 1st. He
needed to stay at the hospital over night so they could relieve his
pain. When I took him into the ER, he was screaming! It was so horrible
to hear him in such pain.
The doctor called me the next day to pick him up. Keep him on
painkillers, steroids and a calming pill and most importantly to keep
him quiet. No bed, no couch, running and etc.
We did all that with great results, so we started reducing the meds and
on the 20th, the pain came back, so back to the ER, we went. He's back
on the steroids and painkillers, but if once he's off the pills and the
pain returns, we'll have to do an MRI to see exactly what's wrong and
then there's surgery on his back.
Jack's a great dog. We think he's about 9. He's a rescue, so we're not
sure but he's a happy, healthy boy. The doctor thinks he would do well
even if he needs the surgery.
So if you could keep good thoughts for him, it would be greatly
appreciated!!!!

Critter Comforts: Quilts for Homeless Animals
http://community.webtv.net/critterco...ritterComforts

You and your dog jack are in my prayers.
Barbara in FL

Sending healing thoughts to Jack, and I will keep him in my prayers.

--
Carolyn in The Old Pueblo

If it ain't broke, you're not trying. --Red Green
If it ain't broke, it ain't mine. --Carolyn McCarty

If at first you don't succeed, switch to power tools. --Red Green
If at first you don't succeed, get a bigger hammer. --Carolyn McCarty

"Jill -Critter Comforts" wrote in message
...
Our wonderful dog, Jack hurt a vertabe in his neck back on Dec. 1st. He
needed to stay at the hospital over night so they could relieve his
pain. When I took him into the ER, he was screaming! It was so horrible
to hear him in such pain.
The doctor called me the next day to pick him up. Keep him on
painkillers, steroids and a calming pill and most importantly to keep
him quiet. No bed, no couch, running and etc.
We did all that with great results, so we started reducing the meds and
on the 20th, the pain came back, so back to the ER, we went. He's back
on the steroids and painkillers, but if once he's off the pills and the
pain returns, we'll have to do an MRI to see exactly what's wrong and
then there's surgery on his back.
Jack's a great dog. We think he's about 9. He's a rescue, so we're not
sure but he's a happy, healthy boy. The doctor thinks he would do well
even if he needs the surgery.
So if you could keep good thoughts for him, it would be greatly
appreciated!!!!

Critter Comforts: Quilts for Homeless Animals
http://community.webtv.net/critterco...ritterComforts

I'll definitely be keeping him in my prayers.

Musicmaker

Poor Jack. I'll think positive for him. He's a sweetie.
Gen

"Jill -Critter Comforts" wrote in message
...
Our wonderful dog, Jack hurt a vertabe in his neck back on Dec. 1st. He
needed to stay at the hospital over night so they could relieve his
pain. When I took him into the ER, he was screaming! It was so horrible
to hear him in such pain.
The doctor called me the next day to pick him up. Keep him on
painkillers, steroids and a calming pill and most importantly to keep
him quiet. No bed, no couch, running and etc.
We did all that with great results, so we started reducing the meds and
on the 20th, the pain came back, so back to the ER, we went. He's back
on the steroids and painkillers, but if once he's off the pills and the
pain returns, we'll have to do an MRI to see exactly what's wrong and
then there's surgery on his back.
Jack's a great dog. We think he's about 9. He's a rescue, so we're not
sure but he's a happy, healthy boy. The doctor thinks he would do well
even if he needs the surgery.
So if you could keep good thoughts for him, it would be greatly
appreciated!!!!

Critter Comforts: Quilts for Homeless Animals
http://community.webtv.net/critterco...ritterComforts