Re: [AlpacaTalk] Bone Tumor: Update :)

I'm so glad she getting around well! Keeping my fingers crossed that
she continues to improve!

I often wonder what they really know, too. Take em to OSU and they
say well we found this and this and this, but what caused it, I
dunno. And we didn't bother to run that test that might have given an
answer... Aggravating.

Best wishes,
Heather

On Mar 18, 2009, at 10:31 AM, J Guerin wrote:

> Hi All,
>
> After what was a very long time, Amy, my vet finally called Dr.
> Anderson. He had been out. He told her that what we are seeing in
> the x rays, are normal, and there is nothing that he could see to
> show there was any problem.
>
> Brandie has been getting around pretty well. It is these mystery
> things that can drive ya nuts!!
>
> I am very relieved to know there isnt something wrong with her.
> Makes me wonder what OSU actually knows, saying she could have a
> bone tumor, and with them comparing the x rays to other species.
>
> Thought I would let everyone know.
>
> Jim Guerin
> Jimmini Farm
> Yelm, WA

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