Wednesday, October 22, 2008

Really Quick

Just beeping in so you know I haven't disappeared.

Emma had an ultrasound today (yeah, I know) and she has pancreatitis (don't know), fatty liver (I understand that one) and *horns blare* diabetes.

Bob and I have to learn how to give shots.

Bob said to me just a minute ago that he can't do it. He gets squicked out when his brothers prepped their needles (yep, three of his brothers have diabetes and they have had it since childhood) - you would think that would make it easier for him.

So guess who's going to be the bad guy?

Me.

Did I not do enough with Cody and the open head wound? Do I have to be the one the cat runs from when the needle comes out twice a day?

Yep.

My vet loves me so I'm going to get her to give him crap and make him learn also.

I mean really, his friggin leg was torn open and he handled the 13 needle shots into the open wound to numb and the 13 stitches it took to close it. Hell, he fell asleep!!

Anyways, we're off to see our 'Arm & Leg' kitty in a bit so she knows she isn't abandoned.

4 comments:

C2 said...

Oh my goodness! ((((Cindy))))

Pinch Bob and tell him it's his duty as a cat dad. ;-)

Bob & Muffintop said...

Goodness Cindy- what a diagnosis! Shots will indeed be hard, but at least this is something you'll be able to help her feel better with. As to Bob, I agree that he needs to step up to the plate and administer his fair share of insulin shots.

((Cindy & Bob & Emma))

Jenster said...

He better learn how to give those shots! And also check the insulin. I was given a dog for my 16th birthday - Bodacious. When I got married and moved away my folks were going to bring her to us, but before they did she was diagnosed with diabetes. Todd and I didn't have the means to take care of her so my parents kept her. They checked her insulin every day, gave her shots and kept pancake syrup with them all the time in case she went into insulin shock. And you know what? It wasn't so bad. So I know for a fact you guys will be great! Emma's lucky to have you.

((HUGS))

LinnieGayl said...

Oh dear! Good luck with getting the vet to make Bob learn as well, Cindy.

(((Cindy & Emma)))