Rooster with mass in neck, possible tumor, thymus response -- Marek's

[Nambroth]

My husband will be home soon and then we will head to the vet. I will let you know tonight, for better or worse, how it goes. Thank you all so much for your support!

 

[Eowyn2]

Whatever the outcome, Trousers is getting the best of care and the most love possible. May you have good news soon. And if not, may you be comforted.

 

[canesisters]

Whatever the outcome, Trousers is getting the best of care and the most love possible. May you have good news soon. And if not, may you be comforted.

X2

 

[warmheart]

We're all wishing and hoping and sending our best.

May today's appointment bring hope, relief, and a much happier Fud Lady. Trousers is very loved, at home and here as well. Continuing to beam healing energy for this beautiful spirit of a roo.

 

[Bitterroot]

Sending Reiki for Trousers, and for you, Jennifer!

 

[chickers]

Whatever the outcome, Trousers is getting the best of care and the most love possible. May you have good news soon. And if not, may you be comforted.

X2

X3 Good luck to both of you.

 

[llandry]

Good luck! So many of us will be anxiously awaiting word.

 

[llandry]

I hope Trousers turns the corner.

I'm not an animal doc, but I'm a human doc. I didn't want to say it earlier but since someone mentioned stroke already, that's kinda what I was thinking. I also wonder about pulmonary embolism - a clot that goes to the lungs. That would explain his breathing. Surgery makes humans more prone to clots; I would assume it does animals as well, but idk. It's possible his drastic heart rate drop with messing with that tumor during surgery caused low enough blood pressure to cause a stroke, and then surgery plus not being able to move well caused a pulmonary embolism. None of which are nice things, and I feel horrible posting this - but I'm sure nowhere near as horrible as you do having to go through this. Armchair diagnoses are usually wrong, if that's any comfort.

Clots secondary to surgery, low heart rate, prolonged low blood pressure, etc... It's the same for animals as i guess it is for humans. I debated posting my opinion the other day but felt it was important and i'm not above being proven wrong. I'd be thrilled in this case. Prayers and positive thoughts go out to your family trousers.

 

[NovaAman]

Oh.... the waiting for us is just as much a hell as Nambroth must have been going through waiting till 3 today... fingers crossed for the best.

GO! TROUSERS!

 

[drumstick diva]

Is anyone else having a terrible time with BYC site???


- all yesterday and now today - the home page is often "partially" visible. If I go to other forums I may get to respond to one post. Can't go to the next page- usually just the heading appears

Microsoft troubleshooter couldn't come up with a reason. I don't know who to report this too - if it gives me a chance to do so. If I didn't have very short hair, I would be pulling it out. HELP!!!

I've been staying up to hear about Trousers and it compounds the worry when I can't get on here most of the time.