Emma is home!

She's getting medicines: anti inflammatory and pain relief and antibiotic. She will take those through the weekend and then go back to the hospital for ultrasound on Monday. I hope she doesn't need surgery. BUT if it's the best for her we'll go with that. What I have heard of Pyometra surgery is pretty much the only way to go, while medications don't give a good result, long term.

Can't tell who got more exited to see the other, me or Emma . She got all wiggly and happy and whiny! It was great spring weather and we just took a long walk She's acting like normal and right now she's sleeping right next to me. Awwww I have missed my girl so much and obviously she me. I didn't get too much sleep last night. Keep waking up and looking in her bed or next to me... I was 16 the first time we met and she's been right next to me through half my teenage years and as long as I have been adult... Can't imagine life without her. I was so lost and depressed without her yesterday. Just so thrilled to have her home again .


Thank you everybody for your good thoughts and prayers. We both appreciate it very much!