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~Charlie~ |
Our week may be a short one, but it has been busy trying to get everything done so a couple days off can be enjoyed. Monday began with an issue in getting Gus's medication refilled when his "regular" vet was ill and out of the office. The vet that was working that day didn't feel "comfortable" refilling them. I didn't understand what the issue was, especially because it is an antibiotic that Gus has been taking for about 6 months now. I was told Gus would have to wait until today (Wednesday) to get the medication. Because I called on Friday (the 26th) when he ran out, not being able to get the refill until Wednesday meant Gus would be off the antibiotic for six days--Too long in my opinion because I feel that we walk a bit of a tight-rope with Gus and his health. I tried to explain all of that to the girls at the front desk, who are "new girls" to the practice, don't know me, or Gus, but none of what I said made a difference. They were simply following the "doctors orders" (as they should have). Me however, I was feeling a whole list of things in trying to explain why I *needed* to have the medication for Gus. Fortunately the holistic vet that sees Gus was able to prescribe the refill for him, and I'm extremely grateful to Dr. E for that. I've since spoken to Gus's "regular" vet about the mix-up, and we have both made adjustments in how Gus's medications will be refilled in the future to avoid this problem again.
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~Gus~ |
Onward to Tuesday we went and it was all about Beau's visit to the dermatologist that went pretty well.
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~Beau waiting to see the Dermatologist~ |
Today, Wednesday is about Cissy. To keep this short, and get you back to celebrating the New Year, I'll update you on them in my next post.
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~Cissy in early December~ |
Until then, thank you for being here! Your comments of support, kindness and friendship as you have shared the ups and downs of our lives here at Golden Pines this year continues to mean so much to me, and keeps me going. I hope your 2015 will be one of good health, harmony and abundance-And maybe fun adventures too!
hoping cissy is okay. happy new year to all of you!
ReplyDeleteHAPPY NEW YEAR to all of you at Golden Pines.
ReplyDelete2014 was a bummer. Here's to a MUCH better 2015!
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear you were able to get Gus's meds refilled. Happy New Year.
ReplyDeleteCindy
I'm so glad your persistence with Gus's antibiotics paid off, and that you can avoid the problem in the future. You have way too much to do without that hassle.
ReplyDeleteI hope you can enjoy some restorative peace and quiet now, and that the new year is a happy one.
I hope Cissy is all right.
Happy new year....in good health...lots of love joy and peace....love Ria...!!
ReplyDeleteGlad you were able to get Gus the drugs he needs and set up a system so it doesn't happen again.
ReplyDeleteWe wish you all a wonderful 2015 and look forward to all your adventures.
Kim,
ReplyDeleteWishing you, Carl and the crew a most Happy New Year and all the best to come in 2015!!!
Hopefully it will be a year of peace, promise,love and new adventures for all to enjoy.
Such a frustrating episode. Glad it all worked out. (*I don't know the details of Beau's skin issues but recently discovered the benefit of Coconut Oil on Ginny's bare as a bone tail. I've been rubbing it in for a month now and hair is actually growing back in. Just a thought if you think it might help Beau's issues)
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year sweet friend, all the best in 2015. Hope Gus is doing ok, Hugs Francine.
ReplyDeleteI hope Gus, Beau and Cissy all continue to do well. They are all so darn cute, I wish I could hug them. I wish you all the best in 2015! And a very Happy New Year for all at Golden Pines!
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year to you and your whole crew!
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year to each and every one of you!
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year to all of you at Golden Pines Kim!
ReplyDeleteWe woke up thinking of you this morning,,,
and hoping your year is off to a good start!
love
tweedles
Happy New Year to ALL at Golden Pines!
ReplyDeletethank god for your diligence kim.
ReplyDeleteyou stand between these wonderful dogs and the varagies of fate!
what a wonderful doctor the holistic vet is!!!
and beau . . . why beau . . . you look like a new dog!
happy new year dearest bean.
you add immeasurable joy to my life.
here's to strength and health to you and carl and all your beloveds this new year. special thoughts for our cissy.
xoxo♥
How worrying about the prescription. You'd think a look at the records could have solved that. But I suppose employees just follow orders. Glad you could get the prescription, so you didn't have to worry.
ReplyDeleteWe hope you have a happy, healthy year. We know there'll be adventures!
Let's hope 2015 will be a much better year for all of you.
ReplyDeleteWishing you all a very Hap-Pee New Year filled with good health, peace, love, and lots of treats and cuddles! :)
Looks like the New Year has gone to the dogs!
ReplyDeleteSo pleased you got the prescription you needed without having to wait...hugs to all :-)
ReplyDeleteYour pets are such a part of your family, it shows how much you love them. Hope 2015 will be a lovely one for you at Golden Pines xxxxx
ReplyDeleteCrikey ..... I'm so glad you managed to get Gus his medication. There is such LOVE in your home, aye??
ReplyDeleteMum and I hope 2015 is a really wonderful year for you all!!
Happy New Year Kim! I hope 2015 is a wonderful one for you and your whole family!! Please know that although I don't comment often (because it seems a little SLOW commenting from my phone and I don't seem to get on my computer often!) I read everything you write and appreciate you and the "work" (labor of love would be what I would call it)you and Carl do with the poochies in need.
ReplyDeleteMay 2015 be a year of blessings and all things wonderful!
Mare
You are given bunches of Gold Stars on the calendar.
ReplyDeleteAmazing Love you are providing . . .
Happy New Year . . .
Happy New Year to you and your family Kim! I'm glad things worked out okay for Gus. I might not have been as patient with the fill in vet as you were. And I'm happy you got things straightened out so they'll be better from now on! :)
ReplyDeleteThe dispensing of medication. Or lack of it. There always seem to be 'those' vets who secretly feel that the dog owners are the ones who are going to be taking the meds. Of course these events always and only happen when it's a holiday.
ReplyDeleteHappy New Years to you and yours and bless your heart for all the care you give to your furkids...stella rose
ReplyDeleteWe hope you have a very Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteMonty and Harlow
Happy 2015 Kim. May your year be filled with overflowing Golden Love, health for you all and joy in the journey!
ReplyDeleteSending love your way.
Noreen
Happy New Year. So glad I stumbled upon your blog. I just love hearing about the pups and their adventures. And I'm pretty sure hearing your stories was one of the reasons we decided to foster. And it was the best decision ever. :)
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year to the Golden Pine Pack..both two and four legged members.
ReplyDeleteThe moon is so bright tonight,, and we thought of all of you.
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year.
love
tweedles
*hugs* and God bless, Kim.
ReplyDeleteHere's praying for a wonderful, blessed New Year for all. ♥
Medications can be a problem. I try to keep track of my vet's vacations so I don't run into this.
ReplyDeleteI've just come across your blog and so glad I did. Your dogs are absolutely gorgeous! I have a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel that has recently been diagnosed with Syringomyelia and so the medication and check ups are in full swing to make her life as comfortable as possible. Breaks my heart when she is in pain. I hope you all have a wonderful 2015xx
ReplyDeleteAhhhh...Golden Pines. Dog Heaven. A healthy and happy new year to all of you.
ReplyDeleteThey're all beautiful.....happy new year, Kim and family!
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year Kim....love that one of Beau! x
ReplyDeleteI am a bit late in wishing you a Happy New Year. I know it has not started out great, but I hope the rest of the year will be better!
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