Oh Cynth I am so very sorry. I cant even imagine what yall have to go through, and he of course. awwww this sucks so bad
I am so glad he has moved in to help, bless them. Has this happened quickly? or should I say progressed quickly? @Cynthia12
He was diagnosed almost 3 years ago, and of course like many times happens, we the spouse, noticed something was up earlier. He was staying pretty steady for the first year and a half I would say...but lately, it's seems something new..a new symptom.. pops up. It used to be more like every three months, but now, every couple of weeks or less my son, his wife are asking, have you noticed this new thing with dad? He actually had what's called mixed Dementia... Alzheimer's/Vascular. Pretty common. I love this man to bits. I finally found my true love. Figured on a great retirement together. We'll, it's different for sure now. I'm going to try and keep him home. No nursing home unless he gets violent. I just don't see that happening with him. I took care of my son for years with Spina Bifida with Mylo meningocele. Still help him out. I had my mentally handicapped sister come home from a nursing home that decided to stop dialysis..she passed away here at home in May this year. I figure I can take care of my husband, especially with the kids here. They've helped so much already. My son will take me for my surgery since hubby can't drive. I've had a few surgeries, first time without him.Oh Cynth I am so very sorry. I cant even imagine what yall have to go through, and he of course. awwww this sucks so bad
Sometime called goat pox it can travel on shoes, goat to goat or I have heard through the air. I have not had any outside goats or access so I'm not sure where it came from, but it has to run its course. you can do some things to kind of mitigate and slow it down but it has to run its course. from that point on your goats kind of like humans that have had chickenpox are basically immune though younger animals and other on the property can get it later since it gets in the ground it never fully goes away but generally if it comes back at all it's usually years later and it is less severe. unfortunately, it's kind of a fact of life in the goat world especially if you're going to show it all. I have gone years without it, but it's here now. I'm just not sure where I got it unless the people that came to get the little buckling and walked in my yard and then I walked there had it on their shoes. I usually make people that show up at my place use my viracide spray on their shoes. I have vicron but I haven't recently had them use it. maybe I'm paying the price. or maybe it came airborne I don't know on a leaf from somewhere else. Whatever,
I thought they were both ruse actually there are four of them and only two girls, but this guy is so poorly colored I was surprised
Everyone uses progesterone levels now.
cynth you are such a wonderful caring person xoxoxo PrayersHe was diagnosed almost 3 years ago, and of course like many times happens, we the spouse, noticed something was up earlier. He was staying pretty steady for the first year and a half I would say...but lately, it's seems something new..a new symptom.. pops up. It used to be more like every three months, but now, every couple of weeks or less my son, his wife are asking, have you noticed this new thing with dad? He actually had what's called mixed Dementia... Alzheimer's/Vascular. Pretty common. I love this man to bits. I finally found my true love. Figured on a great retirement together. We'll, it's different for sure now. I'm going to try and keep him home. No nursing home unless he gets violent. I just don't see that happening with him. I took care of my son for years with Spina Bifida with Mylo meningocele. Still help him out. I had my mentally handicapped sister come home from a nursing home that decided to stop dialysis..she passed away here at home in May this year. I figure I can take care of my husband, especially with the kids here. They've helped so much already. My son will take me for my surgery since hubby can't drive. I've had a few surgeries, first time without him.
