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Nicholas

Good to hear that your dog is alright. How are the robin chicks?

Cheryll Garner

Just visited your site for the first time today and it sounds like lil Half Dead (is this her real name?) is in bad shape. I think you need to put her on Pet Anti-oxidants. Find someone in your area that sells "Market America" products and ask them for the "Pet Anti-oxidants". They are inexpensive but have worked miracles for alot of pets. If you can't find anyone in your area that sells "Market America" products, email me and I can get you a bottle from a friend of mine. I really think your dog would feel better taking the suppliments. It would be worth a try! You sound really attached to this sweet little dog and the anti-oxidants might keep her with you alittle longer and she would probably feel alot better. I am also a Bungalow owner. I own a 1912 Aladdin Bungalow (the Albany) and we are just beginning the process of restoring. We plan to move in to it as soon as we get the kitchen put back in and then sell the new house we live in now. We think it will get done faster if we force ourselves to live in it and we won't have a mortgage! Big plus!!! As it is right now...we go for weeks and don't go over there! Nothing is getting done! I have enjoyed your site and writings! Good luck to you all...esp. LHD! Cheryll

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