Maggie
Posted: Mon Dec 27, 2010 3:45 pm..
Carol, how's Maggie been?
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Carol, how's Maggie been?
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Posted: Mon Dec 27, 2010 3:45 pmRe: Maggie
Posted: Mon Dec 27, 2010 4:04 pmThe Allen pack is waiting for news..... hoping it is a simple fix but know that as our hair starts turning gray...little things can effect us more than we would like.... (Remi does not want Maggie to think anyone called her "old" ......)[color=#0080FF[/color]
......)[color=#0080FF[/color]Re: Maggie
Posted: Mon Dec 27, 2010 8:19 pmwhat??
did I miss something? whats wrong with Maggie? or did I forget something? Maybe
I better go drink some coconut oil just in case its early onset ahlzheimers.
did I miss something? whats wrong with Maggie? or did I forget something? Maybe
I better go drink some coconut oil just in case its early onset ahlzheimers.
Re: Maggie
Posted: Mon Dec 27, 2010 9:13 pmMaggie says, thank you for asking about me.
She seems to be acting better, she runs all over and has a ball outside, but still doesn't seem right to me, so will take her to the vet when I can get out on the road. I have 12 or so inches of snow, over my boot tops, and its up to the bumper of my small car, so not trying to get it out. Not up to all that shoveling. Sunday night with the snow having been falling for almost 24 hrs and what a heap of it we got and all the noises of it on roof etc, I am wondering if the atmosphere pressure was upsetting to her. She acted way out of character. It was totally new to both of us, this storm. I won't feel easy until I can get her to vet though. The snow finally quit falling at noon today, I couldn't believe it was still coming down so fast and furious when I got up this morning. Truck came along our road and pushed snow off and I think put sand or salt down, but there is still a lot of ice on it. Sun is to come out tomorrow too, so that should do wonders for melting some of this stuff and get rid of the ice, I hope.
Thank you for thinking of her. She is getting old and her heart condition, I worry more then I should, but I can't help it. She's been my one and only company and buddy for almost 11 yrs. I will keep you all posted, Thank you
She seems to be acting better, she runs all over and has a ball outside, but still doesn't seem right to me, so will take her to the vet when I can get out on the road. I have 12 or so inches of snow, over my boot tops, and its up to the bumper of my small car, so not trying to get it out. Not up to all that shoveling. Sunday night with the snow having been falling for almost 24 hrs and what a heap of it we got and all the noises of it on roof etc, I am wondering if the atmosphere pressure was upsetting to her. She acted way out of character. It was totally new to both of us, this storm. I won't feel easy until I can get her to vet though. The snow finally quit falling at noon today, I couldn't believe it was still coming down so fast and furious when I got up this morning. Truck came along our road and pushed snow off and I think put sand or salt down, but there is still a lot of ice on it. Sun is to come out tomorrow too, so that should do wonders for melting some of this stuff and get rid of the ice, I hope.
Thank you for thinking of her. She is getting old and her heart condition, I worry more then I should, but I can't help it. She's been my one and only company and buddy for almost 11 yrs. I will keep you all posted, Thank you
Re: Maggie
Posted: Mon Dec 27, 2010 9:19 pmHope Maggie gets a clean bill of health from the vet. Being that she is older, she may be feeling the changes in the air pressure from the storm quite a bit and that may have made her uncomfortable. If so, she should be getting back to normal once the storm has moved on. Hopefully, that is all it is.