Resolution
						
						  $4,000 later, the neurologist is still unable to definitively diagnose my feline . . . but the medications seem to be working and she is home and happy . . . which is all that matters in the end.  We let her out of her carrier and she immediately proceeded to bolt around the house purring wildly and making bread . . . and followed T. and I around like a lost puppy dog.  And the GREAT news is she appears to be focusing on our faces - so I think her sight is recovering.  With any luck, she will return to normal - or at least as normal as any animal of mine can be.  WHEW.
In the meantime, I need to do some financial juggling in order to figure out how to pay her vet bills . . . le sigh.
						
						
					  
					  In the meantime, I need to do some financial juggling in order to figure out how to pay her vet bills . . . le sigh.

1 Comments:
I'm glad she's doing okay!
It could have been the early stages of a parasitic infection that the meds have taken care of.
Funny, we had Dagny taken in...she is in perfect health...she's just neurotic and now immune to antibiotics. sigh.
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