Miss you too, LOL, how she coming along?Well I've missed you xx
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No more changes in my girl ATM, she's still eating well and standing, so I guess I'll just keep doing what I'm doing.
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Miss you too, LOL, how she coming along?Well I've missed you xx
So thank you for coming back![]()
No more changes in my girl ATM, she's still eating well and standing, so I guess I'll just keep doing what I'm doing.

OH NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO YOU DON"T, you have a chicken that has been sick for 8 weeks and NOW!! you want to lose HOPE?? OH HELL NO... You Can not do this to ME or HER. She has been trying and trying and trying and your just going to GIVE UP. LISTEN WOMEN, you can't do that to her. YOU CAN NOT DO THAT TO HER.No more change Lori![]()
She seems really unco ordinated. I tried holding food away from her face a little & she had no idea how to reach it. She stretched up and puffed out her crop and when she did attemp to peak at it she missed![]()
But she is still alive which is pretty amazing in itself.. She eats well and walks around in circles. I have felt her neck 100 times and it still has the bulge half way up. I also noticed today that the base of her neck is kinda leaning to the right. Which is the way she holds it... I'm loosing hope now but will still continue to feed her. It's week 8 this week so omg shes a fighter.. Please write soon as I value your advise and your opinion
Xxxx
appreciate it soo much.. And no I haven't given up ok, I was just saying that after 8 weeks I'm not overly confident she will improve any further. You said Lori it could take another 2-3 months. If there is a possibilyt she can still recover ill lift my attitude lol.. But everything I've read has said they can stay this way forever after such a long time being ill.. Your positive ness is the first I've heard there is still hope... So THANKYOU!!!
and its NOT from me feeding her as. Wipe her clean after each meal.. Today I noticed as A LOT of food on her wing and I think she is vomiting it back up
why would this be happening???? I'm really worried again.. Should I feed her less per meal?? About her weight, I weighed her last fortnight and she was 666grams- last week she was 726 grams . Since this vomiting I haven't weighed her but she doesn't feel as though she is gaining to me
Lori you as it's hard to put weight back on them, why would this be so?? She honestly has an awesome appetite but still can't eat without me feeding her.. She stands and is AWAKE for the whole feed until she is full then she falls asleep.. During the day she is mostly AWAKE and although isn't in a coop she is able to walk around in her cage. She still only walks in circles and flicks her neck that won't budge lol... She clucks a lot and hears things around her.. She's actually getting harder to feed because she tries to stretch up and puffs her crop out trying to position herself to eat from the bowel. It can take a few minutes for me to get her in a position to feed her. Then with each peak at the food she pushes up with her feet ( legs) like she's trying t propel herself forward to reach th food. It's all very awkward, but I guess it's a positive step considering she used to just sit 100% of the time... Still don't put food in her cage as she will ti it over. Besides she is still eying sloshy mush which. Can't leave in with her... I have NOT given up!!! And. Won't!!! Just wish there was more I formation, explains how long this can take & what to expect. Cat food is very high in protein, which is good for her, interesting idea on the sticks....I have a chicken named Speckles.. Sounds a lot like what happen to her. we have a wire cage that i put her in. She layed down, to help her neck i used 2 sticks to help her hold her head some what out and up. I hand fed her cat food (hard food let sit in water, to make it mushy.) and some of her normal food for about a week or two. After about a week i started taking her out side to get some sun each day. Then placed her back in the cage, her head on the sitcks. It seamed to help. After two or three weeks she was walking just like a normal chicken. (this was when I first got chickens, so I thought it was a broken neck and studied their bones to try to help heal her..) Still not sure what it was but she is perfect now even has chicks.
So.. Maybe if you help her hold her head up it will help?