Walking... Eating... Believing....
Well, the ongoing rollercoaster continues. Trixie has begun eating well on her own, but still cannot see. She is no longer walking in circles... and has returned to her eager "begging" when she smells food. Now, giving it to her is another story entirely. She cannot see still, and will mistake fingers, limbs, or any other object in the vicinity for food, and will accidentally bite the ever living tar outta ya. Her momma quickly solved that problem after almost losing a pinky, and Trixie now eats from a fork, a safe distance away from my fingers. Its a matter of time now... sit and wait to see if her vision will return, or start learning to adapt to life without sight. I think she can see far things very vaguely, but cannot see anything up close. I'll just keep praying...
To try and return to some normality, I've returned to work today, with Trixie safely in the hands of the vet. I made some good contacts at the PRI show, and will be sending out some information and thanks to those folks. I've had so much on my plate lately, I haven't had much time to get that information back out. Speaking of time... I have not even STARTED my Christmas shopping. Uggg... I HATE the mall during Christmas. But, I'll be braving some stores tomorrow, once Dan gets back into town and can watch Trixster for me.
To try and return to some normality, I've returned to work today, with Trixie safely in the hands of the vet. I made some good contacts at the PRI show, and will be sending out some information and thanks to those folks. I've had so much on my plate lately, I haven't had much time to get that information back out. Speaking of time... I have not even STARTED my Christmas shopping. Uggg... I HATE the mall during Christmas. But, I'll be braving some stores tomorrow, once Dan gets back into town and can watch Trixster for me.
Posted by Erica Ortiz on Monday, December 12, 2005 at 2:47 PM | Permalink 
hi,glad to see some improvement, my cousin is a university of ga. veterinary grad with all kinds of honors. he does work for mos of the hunting plantation dogs around so, ga, and has direct lines of comunication with uga-vet clinic.he's the best around here. i'm on the road and don,t have the number handy but try information for curles veterinary clinic in cotton ga.he loves a challenge, tell him cousin jack curles sent you.he may know something that will help or can get his budds at uga to help out.p.s. he loves drag racing too.
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