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Forgot I had this.
I lost one of my best friends. My girlfriend’s beloved puppy, Momo (AKA Momo-kun) passed away. He was only five years old, and was in perfect health. On Saturday the 21st he was his normal, peppy, puppy self. On Sunday the 22nd, during his walk, we noticed a few drops of blood in his urine. That night we brought Momo to the emergency vet hospital, where they diagnosed him with Immune Mediated Hemolytic Anemia. He was discharged from the hospital with a few medications. By Monday night, he was lethargic, could barely walk, and was falling over.
IMHA is a syndrome where the body’s immune system attacks and destroys healthy red blood cells, which causes extreme anemia. It starves the body and organs of oxygen, resulting in extreme weakness. It’s a disease that, most often, has no cause. It’s idiopathic, and comes from nowhere.
We rushed Momo to his primary care vet on Tuesday morning. His blood count was down to 8, where it had been at 36 on Sunday night. From Tuesday to Friday, Momo was in a constant cycle of blood transfusions in an attempt to raise and stabilize his red blood cell count.
The standard strategy for combating IMHA is to give the patient blood transfusions to stabilize their blood count, then to give them aggressive steroid treatment to render their system autoimmune and prevent further destruction of healthy cells. Even with treatment, dogs diagnosed with IMHA have a 50/50 shot at recovery under the best circumstances.
After four transfusions, the vet told us that the treatment wasn’t effective - Momo’s body was still attacking his blood cells. We made the hardest decision of all, to euthanize poor Momo rather than let his organs be starved of oxygen and fail.
During the crisis, we didn’t hesitate on any treatment that would give Momo a fighting chance to recover. Our vet bill is large, and even as we mourn our puppy, looms over us.
Donations are not expected, but are appreciated, no matter what the amount.
Please, Americans, keep telling us what to do about our own problems.Â
Educate us, please, us poor poor europeans who have no culture whatsoever.
Tell us how to handle a terrorist attack, you guys obviously know better than we do!Â
But is it really that bad? After all, it was only white people who died, nothing important!Â
Ugh.
No, really. Fuck you ignorant pissbabies, regardless of race, religion or gender.
Take your imperialism and messianism, shove it up your ass, and leave us to mourn.Â
Why can't I be Batman.
My girlfriend goes to work, and there's constantly a thirsty ass shitstain that won't leave her alone. Dude constantly leaves notes on Post-It's on her desk when she goes to lunch or leaves for the day, and today picked up her phone while she was in the copy room and took a bunch of pics of himself. How do I teach her to destroy her foemen and cast their smoldering ruin down upon the mountainside?
waking up halloween day
Went to Rilakkuma Day at FAO Schwartz with this cutie.
2016!