Baby Aspirin (was RE: OT: Happy Monday Or is it?)

[Guest guest]

I don't think its commonly called " baby aspirin " anymore cause of the

whole Reyes syndrome thing. Now it is called " Low Dose aspirin " . In the

US it is 81 mg., in Europe it is 75 mg. I have NO idea what it is in

Canada *lol* One brand in the US is St. Joseph's

 

*Smile*

Chris (list mom)

http://www.alittleolfactory.com

 

 

Carol Pearce [cjpearce]

 

 

What is baby asprin?

 

We don't have that in Canada..

 

Carol

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

phew! Thank goodness he doesn't need surgery! That scares me (ever since we

lost our Lady to anesthesia in 2001). I'm a basket case any time someone

mentions surgery for an animal.

 

Cindy

 

-

 

 

Low dose I saw the other day...Ok... Well he's home, the official verdict

is...

Xrays do not show any sign of vertebral displacement or hip arthrits.

However, there is some intestinal inflammation which may be a secondary

iritation ( from the garbage bag , he got into last week).

He is NOT allowed to run, jump, climb stairs or play with the other dog for

the next 6 weeks.. ( poor thing is goinna get soo depressed). Cage

confinement. He's also too fat ( weight 34.4 lbs) should be 27-29 lbs..

 

Thanks everyone for all the wishes today, I was a bit of a mess this

morning, My kid was a mess ( she's 10 and the dog is hers), and I had to be

the tough one until I got home and locked myself in front of the computer.

 

So, Thanks again...

 

Going to go eat, then take his picture..

 

Carol

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Low dose I saw the other day...Ok... Well he's home, the official verdict

is...

Xrays do not show any sign of vertebral displacement or hip arthrits.

However, there is some intestinal inflammation which may be a secondary

iritation ( from the garbage bag , he got into last week).

He is NOT allowed to run, jump, climb stairs or play with the other dog for

the next 6 weeks.. ( poor thing is goinna get soo depressed). Cage

confinement. He's also too fat ( weight 34.4 lbs) should be 27-29 lbs..

 

Thanks everyone for all the wishes today, I was a bit of a mess this

morning, My kid was a mess ( she's 10 and the dog is hers), and I had to be

the tough one until I got home and locked myself in front of the computer.

 

So, Thanks again...

 

Going to go eat, then take his picture..

 

Carol

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" Christine Ziegler " <chrisziggy

 

Monday, August 30, 2004 1:52 PM

Baby Aspirin (was RE: OT: Happy Monday Or is it?)

 

 

>

>

> I don't think its commonly called " baby aspirin " anymore cause of the

> whole Reyes syndrome thing. Now it is called " Low Dose aspirin " . In the

> US it is 81 mg., in Europe it is 75 mg. I have NO idea what it is in

> Canada *lol* One brand in the US is St. Joseph's

>

> *Smile*

> Chris (list mom)

> http://www.alittleolfactory.com

>

>

> Carol Pearce [cjpearce]

>

>

> What is baby asprin?

>

> We don't have that in Canada..

>

> Carol

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I am so sorry to hear about Lady, it is very hard when the animals get ill,

and even harder when these family members die..They truly are one of the

family..

 

We also have a bunny who likes to run between the dogs legs, she is litter

trained so, she is allowed free run of the house in the evening as long as

I'm home. My daughter freaks out at her Grandma alot, when the kid goes over

there for dinner and asks what they are having, Grandma tells her

Rabbit...She thinks , she's being funny...My child doesn't appreciate that

type of Humor..

 

Oh, well...be safe

 

Carol

 

-

" Pittstown Soapworks, LLC " <guinness97

 

Monday, August 30, 2004 2:46 PM

Re: Baby Aspirin (was RE: OT: Happy Monday Or is

it?)

 

 

>

> phew! Thank goodness he doesn't need surgery! That scares me (ever since

we lost our Lady to anesthesia in 2001). I'm a basket case any time someone

mentions surgery for an animal.

>

> Cindy

>

> -

>

>

> Low dose I saw the other day...Ok... Well he's home, the official

verdict

> is...

> Xrays do not show any sign of vertebral displacement or hip arthrits.

> However, there is some intestinal inflammation which may be a secondary

> iritation ( from the garbage bag , he got into last week).

> He is NOT allowed to run, jump, climb stairs or play with the other dog

for

> the next 6 weeks.. ( poor thing is goinna get soo depressed). Cage

> confinement. He's also too fat ( weight 34.4 lbs) should be 27-29 lbs..

>

> Thanks everyone for all the wishes today, I was a bit of a mess this

> morning, My kid was a mess ( she's 10 and the dog is hers), and I had to

be

> the tough one until I got home and locked myself in front of the

computer.

>

> So, Thanks again...

>

> Going to go eat, then take his picture..

>

> Carol

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks, Carol........Lady operation wasn't because she was ill. She was going

to be spade - you know, the responsible thing to do..... We didn't know it, but

she had a heart defect, and just after her 4th birthday we lost her. We only

had her for a year - adopted her from an old man who couldn't keep up with her.

We had no way of knowing that she really WAS ill and that we put her to sleep

without saying goodbye. Kiss your puppies (and rabbit) goodnight every night.

Sorry if that sounds sappy......

 

Cindy

 

 

 

-------------- Original message from " Carol Pearce " : --------------

I am so sorry to hear about Lady, it is very hard when the animals get ill, and

even harder when these family members die..They truly are one of the family..

 

We also have a bunny who likes to run between the dogs legs, she is litter

trained so, she is allowed free run of the house in the evening as long as I'm

home. My daughter freaks out at her Grandma alot, when the kid goes over there

for dinner and asks what they are having, Grandma tells her Rabbit...She thinks

, she's being funny...My child doesn't appreciate that type of Humor..

 

Oh, well...be safe

 

Carol

 

-

" Pittstown Soapworks, LLC " <guinness97

 

Monday, August 30, 2004 2:46 PM

Re: Baby Aspirin (was RE: OT: Happy Monday Or is

it?)

 

> phew! Thank goodness he doesn't need surgery! That scares me (ever since we

lost our Lady to anesthesia in 2001). I'm a basket case any time someone

mentions surgery for an animal.

>

> Cindy

 

 

[Guest guest]

No Cindy, it doesn't sound sappy at all. Our Precious is 13 years old and she's

like our baby. She takes care of our grandchildren as if they were her babies

and fusses when their parents come and pick them up to go home.......lol. They

give us more joy than some people realize.

 

Blessings,

Debbie

Alabama

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guinness97

Wednesday, September 01, 2004 07:57 PM

Re: Baby Aspirin (was RE: OT: Happy Monday Or is

it?)

 

 

Thanks, Carol........Lady operation wasn't because she was ill. She was going

to be spade - you know, the responsible thing to do..... We didn't know it, but

she had a heart defect, and just after her 4th birthday we lost her. We only

had her for a year - adopted her from an old man who couldn't keep up with her.

We had no way of knowing that she really WAS ill and that we put her to sleep

without saying goodbye. Kiss your puppies (and rabbit) goodnight every night.

Sorry if that sounds sappy......

 

Cindy

 

 

 

-------------- Original message from " Carol Pearce " : --------------

I am so sorry to hear about Lady, it is very hard when the animals get ill,

and even harder when these family members die..They truly are one of the

family..

 

We also have a bunny who likes to run between the dogs legs, she is litter

trained so, she is allowed free run of the house in the evening as long as I'm

home. My daughter freaks out at her Grandma alot, when the kid goes over there

for dinner and asks what they are having, Grandma tells her Rabbit...She thinks

, she's being funny...My child doesn't appreciate that type of Humor..

 

Oh, well...be safe

 

Carol

 

-

" Pittstown Soapworks, LLC " <guinness97

Monday, August 30, 2004 2:46 PM

Re: Baby Aspirin (was RE: OT: Happy Monday Or is

it?)

 

> phew! Thank goodness he doesn't need surgery! That scares me (ever since

we lost our Lady to anesthesia in 2001). I'm a basket case any time someone

mentions surgery for an animal.

>

> Cindy

 

[Guest guest]

Nah, It's not sappy at all...

I will.

Carol

-

<guinness97

 

Wednesday, September 01, 2004 5:57 PM

Re: Baby Aspirin (was RE: OT: Happy Monday Or is

it?)

 

 

> Thanks, Carol........Lady operation wasn't because she was ill. She was

going to be spade - you know, the responsible thing to do..... We didn't

know it, but she had a heart defect, and just after her 4th birthday we lost

her. We only had her for a year - adopted her from an old man who couldn't

keep up with her. We had no way of knowing that she really WAS ill and that

we put her to sleep without saying goodbye. Kiss your puppies (and rabbit)

goodnight every night. Sorry if that sounds sappy......

>

> Cindy

>

>

>

> -------------- Original message from " Carol Pearce " : --------------

> I am so sorry to hear about Lady, it is very hard when the animals get

ill, and even harder when these family members die..They truly are one of

the family..

>

> We also have a bunny who likes to run between the dogs legs, she is litter

trained so, she is allowed free run of the house in the evening as long as

I'm home. My daughter freaks out at her Grandma alot, when the kid goes over

there for dinner and asks what they are having, Grandma tells her

Rabbit...She thinks , she's being funny...My child doesn't appreciate that

type of Humor..

>

> Oh, well...be safe

>

> Carol

>

> -

> " Pittstown Soapworks, LLC " <guinness97

>

> Monday, August 30, 2004 2:46 PM

> Re: Baby Aspirin (was RE: OT: Happy Monday Or is

> it?)

>

> > phew! Thank goodness he doesn't need surgery! That scares me (ever

since we lost our Lady to anesthesia in 2001). I'm a basket case any time

someone mentions surgery for an animal.

> >

> > Cindy

>

>