If you don't mind I'm going to think on this before I weigh in. I'm not certain it is frankly that cut and dry. It is a tricky surgery from my understanding.Mary's condition worsened yesterday. When I took her for her injection, the nurse made a special note on her file and today Mark will take a second look at her crop, which should be much better by now. I imagine her slow crop made her hungry, so she's been packing anything she can find into her beak, worsening her crop situation.
On the other hand, her abdominal swelling is clearing and an even more normal egg was laid yesterday, quite like her eggs from prior seasons: smooth and shaped quite like a golf ball.
I am considering opting her in for a hysterectomy once this season's laying is over. Just thinking it over. It seems commencing this season's laying caused her quite a lot of illness. I'd like to avoid that in future. On the other hand, a hysterectomy is a radical intervention.
What would you do?