JeffJ
Member Since 2016
6/30/2019 previous thread <<-- link
Tomorrow is probably Leo's last day, unless a miracle occurs. That is not likely.
All of our tears are not enough to keep him going.
The in-home vet appointment is in the morning (July 5, 2019). We are thankful for this service.
His eating issues have taken him to ~11.5 pounds on his 16 pound frame. Today he won't eat at all, and he vomited the small food we got into him. The Acro and lymphoma have taken their toll. He just vomited the cerenia (tiny pill) and water we just gave him. No ketones, thankfully. His front elbows are all bowed out, and hurting him. It's time.
Tonight and tomorrow - no more pokes, no more pills, and no dose. Just TV laptime with Leoberry, Mom, Dad, and the fur-kids.
We have done everything through the years for Leo and his health issues. We have no guilt. I still remember the October 2016 - Austin to Colorado driving trip for Leo's radiation SRT for the Acromegaly. He was such a trooper.
We have spent extra quality time with Leo over the past few months. Lots of lap-time. Lots of treats. Special visits to the front yard to wonder at the world. Back porch time with Little Dude. Extra special gravy food, hand fed. Leo responded with head butts, lots of rubs, and lots of rumbling purrs.
Throughout all of Leo's issues, I have appreciated all the support and help on this FDMB forum. You helped Theresa and myself keep Leo healthy and happy.
Tomorrow is probably Leo's last day, unless a miracle occurs. That is not likely.
The in-home vet appointment is in the morning (July 5, 2019). We are thankful for this service.
His eating issues have taken him to ~11.5 pounds on his 16 pound frame. Today he won't eat at all, and he vomited the small food we got into him. The Acro and lymphoma have taken their toll. He just vomited the cerenia (tiny pill) and water we just gave him. No ketones, thankfully. His front elbows are all bowed out, and hurting him. It's time.
Tonight and tomorrow - no more pokes, no more pills, and no dose. Just TV laptime with Leoberry, Mom, Dad, and the fur-kids.
We have done everything through the years for Leo and his health issues. We have no guilt. I still remember the October 2016 - Austin to Colorado driving trip for Leo's radiation SRT for the Acromegaly. He was such a trooper.
We have spent extra quality time with Leo over the past few months. Lots of lap-time. Lots of treats. Special visits to the front yard to wonder at the world. Back porch time with Little Dude. Extra special gravy food, hand fed. Leo responded with head butts, lots of rubs, and lots of rumbling purrs.
Throughout all of Leo's issues, I have appreciated all the support and help on this FDMB forum. You helped Theresa and myself keep Leo healthy and happy.

He had a wonderful life with you, could not have been better! It is so hard to say goodbye to our sweet little thing who shared every moments of our life, even if we know it's the best thing to do! Will be thinking of you tomorrow !! 
