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Quiet nights in Thailand due to the missus taking a drunken tumble last night and getting the runs today.
Weirdly my guts has been fine here and I get more stomach upsets in Australia, I was seriously built to live in this place.

Is she going to post in here that it makes her sad you told everyone on safooty that she has the runs?

Johno6 wrote:Is she going to post in here that it makes her sad you told everyone on safooty that she has the runs?

No, she'll post in the "what gives me the shits" thread.

Wedgie wrote:Quiet nights in Thailand due to the missus taking a drunken tumble last night and getting the runs today.
Weirdly my guts has been fine here and I get more stomach upsets in Australia, I was seriously built to live in this place.

out on the town by yourself?

Having some drinks at Hooters with my missus and a yank and me and my missus have bigger hooters than the hooters girls!

Ripped off

That I'm fall over drunk and it's only 8.30pm here.
#lightweight

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Fried eggs on Nasi goreng...not Hooters.

Wedgie wrote:That I'm fall over drunk and it's only 8.30pm here.
#lightweight

But you probably been drinking since 7am..

Wedgie wrote:

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Are they doing the chicken dance?

Flying home from the Gold Coast tomorrow. Could've happily stayed a fair bit longer.

Leaving Thailand

Wedgie wrote:Leaving Thailand

You were in Thailand?

Hopefully you had a great time

Wedgie wrote:

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Being Thailand, just be happy they don't have dicks too

About 4:30 yesterday afternoon I see out of the corner of my eye Missy Beagle fall over, "did she just fall over?" sort of "see" her. Not really seeing it, but sort of catching it I look over and she's blank as blank. I call her and she's not responding....****.

Run over to her and she's got that look in her eye like she's been ko'd. Won't stand up. Won't respond but is coming to.

Mrs, Miss and Boon wrap her up and off to the pet hospital on Anzac Highway, on the way she's taking short / sharp breathes, no tail wagging, no real pep in her normal 8 year old Beagle nutter step.

Hour or so later and we see the vet, long story short and she's got a heart murmur. This can potentially be the early on set of heart disease, but at her age is more likely a murmur. This can slightly in flame the heart making breathing a little more difficult, thus the short sharp breathes.

Low oxygenation when checked so it's likely what I saw was her passing out due to lack of oxygen. Unlikely it's the first time as we all either work or study so she's home alone all day, it's just that I saw this one and we've picked it up.

Animal hospital was good, said we'll need bloods and x-rays done to confirm what's happened and as medication can help with the condition we should go through that process, suggested to us that nothing is likely to change over night so instead of paying 8 o'clock Sunday rates we should get her to our normal vet today and let them know what's happened.

Off to the vet at 3:30 today....

We lost old Beasley back in May and Missy has had the sads, understandably since, Miss Boon had us all in tears last night when she said "She really does have a broken heart"....

Booney wrote:About 4:30 yesterday afternoon I see out of the corner of my eye Missy Beagle fall over, "did she just fall over?" sort of "see" her. Not really seeing it, but sort of catching it I look over and she's blank as blank. I call her and she's not responding....****.

Run over to her and she's got that look in her eye like she's been ko'd. Won't stand up. Won't respond but is coming to.

Mrs, Miss and Boon wrap her up and off to the pet hospital on Anzac Highway, on the way she's taking short / sharp breathes, no tail wagging, no real pep in her normal 8 year old Beagle nutter step.

Hour or so later and we see the vet, long story short and she's got a heart murmur. This can potentially be the early on set of heart disease, but at her age is more likely a murmur. This can slightly in flame the heart making breathing a little more difficult, thus the short sharp breathes.

Low oxygenation when checked so it's likely what I saw was her passing out due to lack of oxygen. Unlikely it's the first time as we all either work or study so she's home alone all day, it's just that I saw this one and we've picked it up.

Animal hospital was good, said we'll need bloods and x-rays done to confirm what's happened and as medication can help with the condition we should go through that process, suggested to us that nothing is likely to change over night so instead of paying 8 o'clock Sunday rates we should get her to our normal vet today and let them know what's happened.

Off to the vet at 3:30 today....

We lost old Beasley back in May and Missy has had the sads, understandably since, Miss Boon had us all in tears last night when she said "She really does have a broken heart"....

OMG, Boon that's awful - poor Missy. The old girl has been through so much this year

Lucky you caught it.....

Booney wrote:About 4:30 yesterday afternoon I see out of the corner of my eye Missy Beagle fall over, "did she just fall over?" sort of "see" her. Not really seeing it, but sort of catching it I look over and she's blank as blank. I call her and she's not responding....****.

Run over to her and she's got that look in her eye like she's been ko'd. Won't stand up. Won't respond but is coming to.

Mrs, Miss and Boon wrap her up and off to the pet hospital on Anzac Highway, on the way she's taking short / sharp breathes, no tail wagging, no real pep in her normal 8 year old Beagle nutter step.

Hour or so later and we see the vet, long story short and she's got a heart murmur. This can potentially be the early on set of heart disease, but at her age is more likely a murmur. This can slightly in flame the heart making breathing a little more difficult, thus the short sharp breathes.

Low oxygenation when checked so it's likely what I saw was her passing out due to lack of oxygen. Unlikely it's the first time as we all either work or study so she's home alone all day, it's just that I saw this one and we've picked it up.

Animal hospital was good, said we'll need bloods and x-rays done to confirm what's happened and as medication can help with the condition we should go through that process, suggested to us that nothing is likely to change over night so instead of paying 8 o'clock Sunday rates we should get her to our normal vet today and let them know what's happened.

Off to the vet at 3:30 today....

We lost old Beasley back in May and Missy has had the sads, understandably since, Miss Boon had us all in tears last night when she said "She really does have a broken heart"....

Went to our own vet on Monday, set up appointment for today to get x-rays and bloods done.

Yes, a heart murmur. They scale them 1-6, we're currently at a 3.

We started on heart tablets and diuretics on Monday. The diuretics remove any excess fluid that may be built up around the heart or liver which, if left untreated, could end up in the lungs. She's lost a bit over 1kg from Monday night to this morning, all the fluid coming out. She's breathing easier, had an appetite last night for the first time in a few days so an improvement.

Drop some weight, maintain the heart medication and monitor her 6 monthly from here ( after next weeks follow up ) is the plan.

Someone at my work has been gradually getting work taken off of them, everyone can see but the person what this is leading to, I don't particularly like this person but hate seeing people lose their jobs, I am usually short and abrupt to them but have been helping them as much as possible lately.

I give it 6 weeks, they are totally oblivious to it and see it as their job is becoming easier.