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Aletheia and new shoes
Sherri Soper <ssoper@...>
I took Aletheia last Friday to a Vet (of a good horsey friend of
mine) in Missouri who has consulted with me and my Farrier telephonically for the past few months - very experienced and succussful with founder. She got new shoes yesterady - an eggbar of sorts set way back with no pressure on the toe he tells me at all.... and set up with the equine digital support pink stuff. He initially told my friend we shall see how she does in 48 hours (she was there about the time they finished). The vet called last night and said she was moving substanially better - out about 4 hours and was talking and eating like a pig...... His wife called this morning and said she is better yet. The bad news is he says (and I think I have known this for a long time) that the long term prognosis is not good due the bone loss particularily on the left - and that that is why I can't keep her comfy for long periods of time - but to hang in there - lets see what we can do and then day by day and down the road a bit - judge quality of life - but for right now we are having GOOD DAYS. I will post pics when I can get some of how he has her shoed. Sherri and Leth
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Nancy Collins <threecatfarm@...>
Hi Sherri
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Glad Aletheia is having good days. Getting the xrays and pics up will be good. When you do that will you please post on the main list (or I can move you over there :-)) We want to try to keep the discussions about our individual IR/Cushings horses over there if possible. You’ll get maximum input and folks who may be in the same place will have a better chance of seeing the discussion. Thanks very much Nancy C Monitor/Moderator On 2/27/07 10:00 AM, "Sherri Soper" wrote
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Sherri Soper wrote:
The bad news is he says (and I think I have known this for a longSherri - just a heads up (will cover this in more depth when we get your thread moved back over to the main site) that bone loss is not necessarily the kiss of death. She may never be ridable again, but you may be able to keep her quite comfortable on her damaged feet once you find a solution that works (which it sounds like you might have done). Hang tightly, -Abby -- ************************** Abby Bloxsom www.advantedgeconsulting.com
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