• This morning’s breakfast

    The wonders of Whatsapp, truly. This morning, while I was having my IV-infusion done, I was also texting new instructions for the cats’ feeding and supplementation. Here are some photos. Juno has regained her appetite after yesterday’s third vaccination! Husband says he wants try this combo for the Blondies to make them eat the Cubgrub.…


  • I am going home….TODAY!!

    Early discharge!! CRP dropped to 38.2! The stars are aligned! Two more IV-infusions today and I am good to go! That should be at 7pm. To continue with oral Augmentin and oral Doxy. Specialist fully acknowledges my phobia of SJS. It was between Levofloxacin and Augmentin. Also, I’ve taken Augmentin before. Levofloxacin would be new…


  • Here comes a funny story from the hospital (Syncope episode averted)

    This is what happened last night. 2.50am: Syncope Episode Averted – phew! It was time for my IV-Infusion at midnight. A male nurse was on duty and he noticed that the IV-port on my right arm was already leaking and the area around my arm was already red and swollen. Good eye. The IV-port needs…


  • Juno’s third vaccination

    Juno has completed her third vaccination! Husband took Juno to the clinic this morning and were very lucky to be seen by the senior vet. Juno has increased in weight, her baby teeth are changing to permanent ones too. Since I had already dewormed her, this was not repeated. But we should deworm her once…


  • My entire experience with pneumonia, from Day One until discharge

    I am writing this upon the request of several friends who would like to know the facts of the case. It is a technical piece, so you might want to skip it if your interest is not in this area. Thank you. This summarises the pertinent points of my entire experience with pneumonia, from the…


  • I am going home on Tuesday!!!!

    My CRP came down to a pleasantly-surprising 63 this morning!! So this new IV antibiotic is doing its job, Tazocin. It’s only available in IV form and there is no exact oral equivalent for it. There are two close ones, but they do not cover the entire spectrum that Tazocin covers. Close, but not close…


  • Breakfast this morning

    I have some stories to share with you about what happened to me at the hospital last night, but I’ll share the photos of the cats’ breakfast first. Husband started earlier this morning because he has to send Juno for her third vaccination this morning. It’s the first slot at 9.30am. I have already informed…


  • I video-called the cats!

    During their evening meal just now, I video-called the cats and Robin was the most excited of all.  Tabs too. How I miss them. Here are some of the dinner photos. Gerald came to have a huge meal. Doing the Vetri DMG for Ginger. He gets it daily because he’s FIV+. I don’t know how…


  • And…the results of the CT Scan

    So I was feeling so down, not being able to go home today. Sigh…life really sucks. Then, the nurse came in to do the regular checks of BP, temperature and O2 sat. Is it common for patients of pneumonia to have to change antibiotics? She says it’s very common. That is why we need to…


  • Breakfast and some bad news

    This morning, I woke up at 2.40am. No fever. Hooray, I’ve fulfilled the criteria of “no fever for 24 hours”. Lungs have been clear all the while. So I would just have to wait for them to take blood and check my CRP. I have zero symptoms. I feel fine. I was so sure the…


  • What a very senior vet told me a long, long time ago

    Way back, our vet was a very senior vet. This was during the time of Mac & Bobby, Cow Mau and siblings, Indy too. Indy was rescued from the drain with impossible-to-survive conditions. But he did. I was supposed to help a friend look after him for 2 weeks, but he ended up with us…


  • The specialist came by

    I have achieved the third criteria for discharge: Lungs are clear. They have always been clear. First criteria is no fever for 24 hours. Not yet. Working towards it. 2.40am tonight and counting. Second criteria is decreased CRP reading. That’s the C Reactive Protein marker, a measure of inflammation in the body. See, I’m not…


  • What happened yesterday which led to the hospitalisation

    Here’s what happened after I finished disinfecting upstairs yesterday. Out of the blue, I felt cold. Very, very cold. I could not continue disinfecting downstairs. Husband took my temperature, it was 38.5 degrees. He decided something was very wrong and I simply had to go to the hospital, so he got a referral letter from…


  • Greetings from the hospital

    Hi everyone.  I’m writing from the hospital now.  Still admitted, and would be so probably (hopefully) for only one more day. I told husband to go home last night and stay with the cats. So he did. This morning, we texted so that I could tell him who to feed what. Luckily I had recently…


  • Kah Yein’s Update

    Hi. Joy here. This is an update from Kah Yein: *** 2.40am Fimally fever down. Feeling better. Could sleep for a few hours just now. Both lungs were badly infected, shown in X-Ray. Thank you very much for everyone’s kind wishes. *** Wishing you a speedy and full recovery Kah Yein ❤️


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