Post by Jacqueline Pike on Mar 31, 2010 21:04:36 GMT -3
I posted the in my "cross your fingures" thread but that was getting kind of crowded so I will post it here.
Results of Josh's bloodwork came back(after 2 weeks dreading the worst and hoping for the best)...andthe reslults said *plays drumroll on desk with fingures*... Josh's Vitimin E Levels went from a terrible, almost fatal level of 32 to a much better, although still quite low, level of 100!!!!!! I nearly turned myself inside out with excitement! He is now able to start going for walks(keep your eye open for a palamino walking down the Ruby Line and feel free to stop and say hi!). The Vets said we have to be sure not t over exercise him because it could deteriorate again, so they asked us(before allowing us to walk him) how he was stand, because he could barely stand when he was at AVC... and mom said "Well, I don't really know how he's stand because he's running and bucking when he's out in the feild!" Ok so within less than a month he improved for barely able to stand for 5-10 minutes to chasing Pine and bucking when he is out side! The vets think this could be a good sign for his future!
Results of Josh's bloodwork came back(after 2 weeks dreading the worst and hoping for the best)...andthe reslults said *plays drumroll on desk with fingures*... Josh's Vitimin E Levels went from a terrible, almost fatal level of 32 to a much better, although still quite low, level of 100!!!!!! I nearly turned myself inside out with excitement! He is now able to start going for walks(keep your eye open for a palamino walking down the Ruby Line and feel free to stop and say hi!). The Vets said we have to be sure not t over exercise him because it could deteriorate again, so they asked us(before allowing us to walk him) how he was stand, because he could barely stand when he was at AVC... and mom said "Well, I don't really know how he's stand because he's running and bucking when he's out in the feild!" Ok so within less than a month he improved for barely able to stand for 5-10 minutes to chasing Pine and bucking when he is out side! The vets think this could be a good sign for his future!
