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Subject: Re: CAT

Author:
Tina

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Date Posted: 16:53:07 05/13/02 Mon
In reply to: Deseirea 's message, "Re: CAT" on 13:46:24 05/13/02 Mon

>" Well...she won't actually feel a thing. All that
>she'll feel is the stiches and a little grogy. We will
>make sure she is asleep and numb. All we have to do is
>locate which part of the body the virus cell is in.
>This kind of virus cell would be located in the
>stomache, which is a very easy and non-painfull
>section of the body to operate on. We will make sure
>that she will not feel anything. If you are unsure
>about the surgery, you can take all the time you need
>to think about it. The medicine will prevent seziours.
>Basically, what we'll do is locate the virus cell by a
>kind of ex-raying, then we'll have to prepare her for
>surgery (numbing, puting to sleep, ect.) then we'll
>have to go inside the part of the stomache and remove
>the cell. It is a simple cell that will not effect her
>loosing. If you have anymore questions ask away. I
>know it is hard to have to put an animal into surgery.
>But it is a simple surgery."

*Thinks* well.... I'll think about it for a few days and if I see that she's okay with the medicens then i wont get her through surgery but if its hard for her than I porbably will.

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Subject	Author	Date
Re: CAT	Deseirea	13:49:15 05/15/02 Wed
Re: CAT -- Tina, 13:27:05 05/16/02 Thu