@kyleforrester87 Really sorry to hear about Buster. It's extremely difficult when a pet becomes ill. Thinking of you, your girlfriend and little Beanarino.
@kyleforrester87 Awh man, I’m sorry to hear about Buster. I’ll be hoping for good news in his next round of tests. This probably has you stressed to the max. Give Buster a nice scratch behind the ears from me and post an update when you get more news. #getbetterbusterbeanbandit
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@kyleforrester87 Sorry to hear about Buster. He's a beautiful kitty.
We did this recently with a beloved cat, and now the family dog is suffering from a lung tumor and some sort of spinal condition that's causing intense nerve pain, so I'm thinking it won't be long before I have to euthanize yet another animal that I quite literally grew up with.
I hope to hear good news about your animal. But, if things go south, just feel content in knowing that you did all you reasonably could for the little bugger. Buster is lucky to have people in his life who clearly love him.
@kyleforrester87 Sorry to hear about Busterino. It is horrid when you feel a bit powerless. Have had several cats when I was growing up get ill and need care and it is really upsetting.
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Buster Blast: following sedation they had a good look in his mouth and it appears the lumps are ulcers, most likely linked to his failing kidneys which are now the primary issue. Considering this it isn’t worth doing a biopsy. He briefly showed me the numbers, I didn’t really understand what I was seeing but he has 50x as much of something in his blood than he should have, so that isn’t good! He’s at the vets for the next 3 days on a drip, they are going to clear him out and then do more blood tests to see if they can get him down to reasonable levels. Afterwards if it looks okay he’ll come home and be on a new diet. They’ll test the blood again after a week or so and if his kidneys aren’t destroyed and the toxin levels haven’t rocketed back up we can hope he’ll live for potentially years with a manageable disease. That’s best case, the vet is still sounding pretty negative but his chances are 50/50 in my opinion*, so I am happier today.
@RogerRoger yeah, I was thinking today that I do the same in my own line of work.. it’s self preservation at the end of the day. It’s difficult being on the other end of it, though. But he’s young and feisty, so has a good shot.
@DonJorginho I'm not planning on getting it, but I suppose I'd be a little miffed if that was announced at this point.
Given the pretty much required scaleability of software for PC and the parallels of base consoles with PC architecture these days, there really shouldn't be an issue getting it to run if enough time is devoted to it.
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