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Realising that my dog is getting old


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Laura is doing better and better. I got into a million arguements with various vets about suggested food, medication etc, until eventually it all made sense. But this happened after a lot of researching, a lot of dilemas and a lot of questioning my choices and my instinct. A spinal stroke (Fibrocartilaginous Embolism -FCE) can be misdiagnosed as an epileptic seisure or any other disease that has similar secondary symptoms, like vomiting, loss of bladder control etc. Spinal strokes are rare -they account for 1.25% of all strokes, and they can be very dangerous. I guess Laura was very lucky to survive and make a recovery, but I will keep believing that she survived it because she just would.
~Valia Orfanidou

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  • Carolyn Added Best dog video I have ever seen, thanks so much for making it MEL...I just5 loved it.
  • Kay Added Our pets are our children for ever. They give you so much love and never ask for anything
  • mimi Added it's been 35 years since i lost my best friend (a siamese cat) and i still miss him to this day. i'm glad that Laura is doing better. Valia is a caring loving person.
  • [email protected] Added so heartbreaking that we all go thru if you love your pet, we want them to be with us forever. Just keep our babies happy and comfortable.
  • Leon Added WONDERFUL & HEART BREAKING------WE WENT THROUGH THIS WHEN OUR SNOZ WAS 12. SHE WAS FALLING APART & THE VET SAID IT WAS TIME TO RELEAVE HER OF PAIN. SHE WAS LIKE CHILD & WE MISS HER EVERY DAY AT THE END WE HELD HER WHILE THE VET PUT HER TO SLEEP.A TERRIBLE DAY & ALMOST 3 YEARS AGO. WE HAVE HER ASHES. HOPE SHE IS IN HEAVEN. & CROSSED OVER THE RAINBOW BRIDGE,
  • Patrick Added Beautiful video Mel and a wonderful woman. I can sympathize with her. I have had 3 great dogs go to heaven during the past 10 years. I have one more beautiful girl who is approaching 13 years and has begun to slow down. It' a difficult thing to go through but always remember the mutual love and how much you gave to them and they to you in return. Never forget.
  • Shirley Added This was lovely, thank you. I just lost my cat so I sobbed along with this video; I felt every emotion. What a beautiful relationship.