Natalie, Lance &Tucker's Comments

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At 12:26am on June 10, 2012, Mai said…: Thank you! This is a great and very resourceful site!

At 10:53am on May 28, 2012, Ruby Denter said…: Thank you!! :) this is a fun site!!!

At 4:52am on May 24, 2012, Jenny Tran said…: thank you! your dogs are adorable!

At 12:31am on May 24, 2012, Mary said…: He actually ended up going to another family. I found another little guy thr was in a horrible situation he was used for breeding and then kicked to the curb. I pick him up tomorrow. So excited

At 9:09pm on May 23, 2012, Mary said…: We have found our third we have also almost raised enough money to bring him home

At 9:03am on May 17, 2012, Jody said…: Hi... Thanks so much. So excited to be here.

At 5:32pm on May 16, 2012, Appa and Iroh said…: Hello! Thanks for the welcome! :)

At 2:16am on May 14, 2012, Danielle Dore said…: I thought maybe Tank and Tucker would be brothers but I see that he was born in 2007!

At 11:31pm on May 13, 2012, Joanna, Rainy and Calvin said…: My health is really tanking. Passed out...stopped breathing...spent 4 days in ICU in isolation with a central line in my neck and on a breathing machine two weeks ago. Haven't been online much. I love looking at your pictures though. The boys cheer me up! So do Rainy and Calvin. But I am afraid my body is just finally giving out. Enough of that though....I hope you guys are looking forward to the summer. Do you have anything fun planned?

At 2:41am on May 6, 2012, Joanna, Rainy and Calvin said…: Hoping Lance and Tucker are getting ready for the summer!

At 3:25pm on May 3, 2012, Alison Prasavath said…: You will be proud to know I finally made Noodles teeth cleaning appointment. It will take place on June 6th. I'm sure Noods isn't going to be too happy with me, but I'm glad I made the appointment.

At 7:04am on April 30, 2012, SEADOG86 said…: Thanks again...now that I'm officially a "landlubber", I forgot how good it feels to have a dog by your side (kind of hard keeping any type of pet always on the move). Thank you again for the kind words regarding my service....I'm very humbled.

At 6:02am on April 29, 2012, SEADOG86 said…: Hello Natalie and thank you from Travis (the four legged stinker) and from me, John (the two legged dork--I'm always kidding about myself). Beautiful dogs you have. I'm relatively new to the Corgi world (never married, no kids) so having someone around (Travis) who's constantly at my side makes me smile! Thanks again! John (AKA SEADOG) and Travis!

At 5:01pm on April 24, 2012, Lois B. Allen said…: Hi Natalie, I just googled curcumin and autoimmune disease. Indications are that it is beneficial in multiple sclerosis, rheumatoid arthritis, psoriasis, and inflammatory bowel disease in human or animal models. If you wanted to start in a cautious manner, you could give him a little turmeric every day and gradually built the about up to 1 teaspoon per day. If there are no problems then you could consider the Super Bio-curcumin. Beware, it provides the yellow color of curry and many Indian dishes. I dropped a capsule and Randy grabbed it and ran over to the carpeting and made a mess. If you do try, let me know how it works out. For myself, my colitis required treatment with a customized steroid (Endocort) which is supposed to be safer because it stays in the GI tract but the cost would be over $1,100 per month and it kept knocking me into the medicare gap, so I found I could get it cheaper from a canadian pharmacy and also found that they even have a generic. That is one of the main reasons that I wanted to try curcumin and for the first time in about 3 years, I was able to phase off the Endocort. I got too smart and phased off the curcumin also and had to go back on them but am down to 1 of each a day, so I expect to go off Endocort in a few days but will continue the curcumin. ttyl, Lois

At 11:49am on April 23, 2012, Lois B. Allen said…: Natalie, I think it would work for auto-immune but will search for more info later. The colon condition that I have is not understood but the only things that work for it are anti-inflammatories so I wonder if it as an auto-immune component. I will write more later.

Lois

At 1:22pm on April 22, 2012, Alison Prasavath said…: Thanks, Natalie. My husband is heading home today, but I haven't heard an update since 9 last night on how his friend is doing. They want to do as many surgeries as they can in Boise, ID before they move him to Portland, OR (we all live in Salem). The doctors said don't expect him to be home for 4-6 months. Now the big project is finding a home and getting it fixed up to make it wheel chair accessible. That will be all of our project until Chris comes home. My uncle had surgery at 9:30 this morning. I don't know how long the surgery was supposed to take, but I'll check in on him in a little bit. Thanks for your prayers. It has been an emotionally draining weekend.

At 9:48pm on April 21, 2012, Lois B. Allen said…: Natalie, I don't know if you are interested in natural things for health. One of the natural anti-inflammatory things that I have used for Reese to protect her when the worms die is: Super Bio-Curcumin (http://www.lef.org/Vitamins-Supplements/Item00407/Super-Bio-Curcumin.html?source=search&key=Super%20Curcumin). I take it myself as it has helped me get off of a steroid that I take for a weird type of colitis, which results in diarrhea. Anyway, this is something that you might consider for Lance. I give Reese about 1l2 capsule each day plus various other things. Lois

At 11:55pm on April 20, 2012, Lois B. Allen said…: Natalie, Is Lance doing fairly well now? What is his condition?

At 1:54pm on April 15, 2012, Napolean (Joan and Gabby) said…: Thanks :) Haha, yea it's cute!

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