[NAGDU] Jessie

[maddymartin at mymts.net]

No, I sent an update to the list on Monday.

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From: NAGDU <nagdu-bounces at nfbnet.org> On Behalf Of Cindy Ray via NAGDU
Sent: December 30, 2020 5:05 PM
To: NAGDU Mailing List, the National Association of Guide Dog Users <nagdu at nfbnet.org>
Cc: Cindy Ray <cindyray at gmail.com>
Subject: Re: [NAGDU] Jessie

This isn’t a guide is it? How old is the dog? Have you had any answers so far. I am behind on mail. I do hope she is better by now.
Cindy Lou Ray, Moderator
cindyray at gmail.com <mailto:cindyray at gmail.com>


> On Dec 27, 2020, at 4:20 PM, Madison Martin via NAGDU <nagdu at nfbnet.org> wrote:
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> Hi all,
> I know none of you are vets, but I still thought I'd ask. Jessie is 
> not herself, she's listless, holding her head down, and for sure 
> holding up her right foreleg and possibly her right rear one too. She 
> was fine this morning, she ate her breakfast, sure she didn't come out 
> of her kennel with the same inthusasium, but she doesn't always come 
> flying out when we let her out. Then around 12 Dad called her over to 
> hang out with us, and when she came over her walk sounded a little 
> different. Then a little while later she acted like she wanted 
> outside, but when she got up that's when the holding up her leg (s) 
> started. We thought at first that she'd slipped on some ice, but the 
> only ice we have is on our outdoor rink, and Dad went and scrapped the 
> ice, and there was absolutely no sign that she'd been on it. Dad also 
> looked in the garage (the door had been left open), but it didn't look 
> as though she'd gotten into anything, he also looked in her kennel, 
> but there wasn't anything there. The whole time that she's been in the 
> house she's been on her bed or lying on the floor in between our desks 
> (which are near her bed), she hasn't been wandering around the house 
> at all. Mom and Dad were able to get her up and moving around a bit, 
> but it was a struggle. She can still wag her tail, and when you touch 
> her legs and lift them she doesn't act painful at all. She's just 
> really stiff and not acting like herself at all. It's really weird and 
> concerning that she seemed fine this morning and now she's not, any 
> ideas? And before anyone asks, there haven't been any changes in her diet recently, she doesn't get any table scraps, and she's not on any other medication other then heartworm preventive but that's done now as it's winter. Look forward to any thoughts!!! Thanks
> Madison         
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