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COVID 19 Dx

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So I guess it was bound to happen but I tested positive for COVID 19. I am triple vaxxed and based on symptoms assume omicron varient. It started as a sore throat and progressed elevated temp, muscle aches and digestive discomfort with general lethargy. I’ve been off since last Wednesday and will be back at work come Friday as long as I have no fever

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    Hopefully you will recover without incident.  We all should be prepared for infection.  This virus is pretty contagious. What is the R factor of omicron? 4ish? 

    I'm looking forward to nice weather in Alaska again so that we can socialize outside.

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    Ugh, I am so sorry. I feel like it’s looming to pounce anytime. I hope your recovery is smooth. 

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    Hope you have a quick recovery.

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    I am so sorry. It's been a rough couple of years for you and now you have gotten sick. I sure hope you are on a rapid and complete road to recovery. Please take care of yourself!

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    42 minutes ago, SmilingBluEyes said:

    I am so sorry. It's been a rough couple of years for you and now you have gotten sick. I sure hope you are on a rapid and complete road to recovery. Please take care of yourself!

    Although it has nothing to do with COVID I think the biggest blow has been the dog dying on New Years day. We were expecting it but it was still a rough day. Now I have a very lonely little rescue dog that whines for her friend. I wasn’t going to get another dog but I might have to.

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    1 hour ago, hppygr8ful said:

    Although it has nothing to do with COVID I think the biggest blow has been the dog dying on New Years day. We were expecting it but it was still a rough day. Now I have a very lonely little rescue dog that whines for her friend. I wasn’t going to get another dog but I might have to.

    Awww I am so sorry. That is a blow. I lost my retrievers 2 months apart last year. It was awful. Maybe you could get a new friend for the lonely pup once you're feeling better.

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    I am sorry about your loss. So tough. One of our rescues got diagnosed with glaucoma of all things the day after that. Now we are facing removal of one eye with the other to follow most likely in the next year. New territory for us having a blind dog.

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    4 hours ago, CrunchRN said:

    I am sorry about your loss. So tough. One of our rescues got diagnosed with glaucoma of all things the day after that. Now we are facing removal of one eye with the other to follow most likely in the next year. New territory for us having a blind dog.

    Haveyou taken your dog to a Canine Ocular specialist? There may be more options that amputating the eyes.

     

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    Sorry your 2022 isn't getting off to the start you would have wanted! Hope your covid experience is mild symptoms and complete recovery. Sorry for you, and your lonely dog, that you lost your other dog recently. Always such a touch time when we lose our furry family members. Take care!

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    Happyg,

    Yea we are. In fact we have another appointment today. He did talk about possible laser surgery, but felt the pressure was too high.

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    3 hours ago, CrunchRN said:

    Happyg,

    Yea we are. In fact we have another appointment today. He did talk about possible laser surgery, but felt the pressure was too high.

    OK My beautiful Princess went blind but an ocular specialist save her sight and she got another year before she left uson her final duck hunt!

     

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    Well I got a new dog that was scheduled for euthanasia. I honestly didn't plan on getting another dog but this one sort of fell into my lap. When I asked the folks at the pound why the previous owner turned her in they stated she was to large and rambunctious. Well she is still a puppy and her liniage German shepherd and Belgian shepherd makes for an active dog that needs a lot of owner contact. Also she gets along with the other dog. 

    Back to the topic!

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