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Poor Chuy...

I have only a minute...

It seems that our poor Chuy may possibly have contracted parvo - an even nastier strain than the typical one. With our pocketbook already being strained due to allergy shots for Kiddo and Hubby's MRI, I'm afraid that are not going to do well.
Please pray for God's provisions and also for Chuy to be feeling better and that this is NOT parvo. He got fixed Monday and didn't have any problems until late last night. This is why they are concerned that it might be this nasty stuff. I've gotta go and make sure that he is okay...but I fear that Kiddo won't do very well should this get serious.

Thank you and I'll post again soon.

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Wilderness Mama said…
Oh, I'm so sorry! :( I hope it is nothing serious. I know it's hard when pets get sick and/or die. I'll be praying for him and your family.
February 25, 2009 at 1:04 PM
Carrie said…
Misty, I will be praying for you all!
February 25, 2009 at 4:00 PM
Traci @ The Bakery said…
OH NOW!!! Saying some prayers....
February 26, 2009 at 8:40 PM
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