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  1. Originally posted by djrlewis[..]

    Thanks; very kind


  2. so has anyone got any pets here?
    what is that thymology dan?
  3. I had Bono. A 6 month old golden retriever. Hit by a car though and no longer with us
  4. Originally posted by Angel_or_Devilso has anyone got any pets here?
    what is that thymology dan?


    As you might guess, they are an occupational hazard!

    3 cats - Josh (guess what inspired that one ), Murphy (wasn't allowed Guiness) and Indy (wife's a huge Harrison Ford fan)

    2 Labradors - Swirral & Huw

    Thyroidectomy is removal of one or both of the thyroid glands (situated in the neck between the trachea {windpipe} and jugular vein), usually because they are cancerous and overproductive. The metabolic rate is increased (heart rate goes up, lose weight, eat more, lose hair, increased blood pressure) and untreated it is fatal. You can use tablets but the cat has to be on them every day for life which can be a faff. Surgery is not without its risks but is curative in 95% of cases and needs no follow-up meds.
    This cat will be discharged today.

    Originally posted by germcevoyI had Bono. A 6 month old golden retriever. Hit by a car though and no longer with us


    Sorry to hear that.
  5. Originally posted by germcevoyup over the 1000 I see dan


    And you've broken 5000 Gerard! Good man. The first Mirrorball Man.

    Well deserved as a stalwart of the forum.
  6. Originally posted by djrlewis[..]

    And you've broken 5000 Gerard! Good man. The first Mirrorball Man.

    Well deserved as a stalwart of the forum.


    thank you very much for that
  7. Originally posted by germcevoy[..]

    thank you very much for that


  8. Evening Sergio!

    Been busy in the hospital today? Or study?
  9. Evening Sergio
  10. Originally posted by germcevoyEvening Sergio
    Originally posted by djrlewisEvening Sergio!

    Been busy in the hospital today? Or study?
    Good evening fellas. Just a bit of study, I also attended to the medic consult to know how am I actually. I'm far better than my mum, I'm healing very quickly and they hope me to go out next weekend. My mother is going much slowly, his fractures still almost intact and they had to change her plasters just because the ones she had were not actually helping at all. Anyway I'm quite good now. (Thanks for asking)
  11. Your young bones would heal much quicker.

    English tip : your mother is female so you should say 'her' instead of 'him'
  12. Originally posted by germcevoyYour young bones would heal much quicker.
    Yep. She is not so old at all, just birth in 1970... Anyway you're right.
    Originally posted by gerardEnglish tip : your mother is female so you should say 'her' instead of 'him'
    Hmmmmm... Just a matter of the amount of attention paid. Look

    Originally posted by LikeASongMy mother is going much slowly, his fractures still almost intact and they had to change her plasters just because the ones
    One HER, one HIS. Just a matter of attention. Sorry
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