Here's the culprit.
It ended up being a needle
and not a straight pin.
I am so grateful for all
your prayers
and for a surgeon that
prayed before she did the surgery.
Beulah is not happy about
wearing a cone,
but she has to wear it for two weeks.
Until the stitches come out.
I have tears, but they are
tears of joy.
Well, again thank you all
for your prayers.
Now, I have some serious
spoiling to do :)
God bless you all,
Your blogging sister,
Connie :)
Today is a long day and a day filled with prayer
for my Sweet Beulah.
We go along our daily routines
without much thought of the
dangers that are right
under our noses.
Or the sweet noses of those we love.
I was out in the barn sewing
on a quilt, while Beulah
was laying on the floor
keeping me company.
When she began to choke.
She is always putting things in
her mouth.
I looked in her throat and
couldn't see anything
and she soon seemed alright
accept for an occasional
hack.
This is her new haircut,she got it because we were planning a camping trip this week and thought it would be cleaner and easier to check her for ticks from hiking.
I called the vet and they said
to watch her overnight.
So the next day because she still
hacked occasional I took her
in and they did x-rays.
She had swallowed a straight pin
and they couldn't retrieve it
without surgery, but didn't want
to do it.
They set her x-rays to WSU
a veterinarian college, but they
were booked out and couldn't
take her. So, I've been keeping her
calm and waiting for a special
surgeon that comes to town
every Tuesday to do difficult
surgeries.
Now, I wait for the phone call
that tells me how it went.
It's been a very long morning.
Tweaking the camper, come on in!
LED light over the bed.
Electric Fan
Portable DVD Player
(Steve won this at a company
Christmas party one year and
we never really used it)
All powered by this baby.
(it can be charged at home, in the
truck while driving, or
by a solar panel)
Then a dear friend gifted me
with a Walmart gift card,
and I bought this with it.
I built this over the wheel well.
You can't see it very well,
but I added a slot above it . . .
Where I can slide this shelf in when needed.
The box is great for the lantern, paper plates,
cups and bowls and a roll of paper towels.
I can also turn it the other way,
and create a table that comes
nearly to the bed, good for
eating or playing cards.
The porta-potty is tucked under
this little desk
and inside is . . .
Toiletries and first aid.
I'll fill the cupboard with
dry goods just before a trip,
and the little drawer is a great place . . .
for eating utensils.
Hanging on the outside by the
tailgate are my cooking utensils.
Beside the bed is the tackle box
with a tissue box handy on top
and under the bed are two bids,
dish pads, fishing poles
and my wiener fork.
There are two stacked runner rugs inside
for comfortable sleeping for the dogs
and easy shake out cleaning.
Come on, let's go camping!
Thanks for visiting . . .
and please leave a comment.
Your blogging sister,
Connie:)
