A good feeling

I originally started this blog to write about the issues I’ve been having with my various medically challenged animals. Initially it was Basette with diabetes and Isis with insulin resistance. Over the years, I’ve written about every animal I’ve had because they have all had some kind of medical issue.

It means so much when someone leaves a comment. Maybe all of the work I do to document what happens with my animals actually helps someone else deal with the same or similar problem.

Knowing that someone found something I wrote useful makes my week.

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