History Interactive Animal Healing
 On September 28 Ramona from Brunssum writes: "Ferrari is very ill and I do not move from his side. He has had emergency surgery today... without anaesthetic because he was to weak to probably survive the anaesthetic... I was there... and it sickened me. I feel terrible. Tomorrow I will take Ferrari to the vet again but is doesn't look good. His head is filled with abscesses. Hopefully the drain in his head will help".
May we ask all you healers again to help both Gentle and Ferrari and their caretakers and support them all in this crucial times?
Update on cat Ferrari October 5th 2008: "This week I thought he wouldn't make it.... but... things are changing for the better since the last two days. I went to the vet today and he removed the drain from Ferrari's head. His eye has not yet recovered but it is certainly moving towards healing. The fever has come down and every now and then he walks around a bit. I took care of his wounds every day and have given him the medication he needs. Now he is sleeping in front of me, peacefully. A little woolen package. the stress has caused him to loose lost much of his fur but that will grow back int ime. I am happy and the vetenarian was super! He even called me to inform how Ferrari was doing."
Update October 10th, 2008: "Last week Ferarri's health improved steadily and last Saturday the drain went out. But yesterday his eye was swollen again. The vet has made another small cut to let the abscess out, but nothing came out. Ferrari was given another antibiotic medicine and hopefully this helps well. Otherwise a drain will be necessary (again!). But this time I will insist on giving him an anaestetic!. Thanks to all animal healers for your continued support! Ramona.
Update November 5th, 2008: "Ferrari will go to the animal hospital on Friday for tests and scans. The abscesses continue."
Update November 18th 2008: "This morning Ferrari's head was opened in an two hour operation to clean his head for once and all. The vet did not expect what she found in there: the abscess has damaged the surrounding muscle, bone and tissue. She took away as much as she could, then sewed it up again. It took almost 2 hours. Hopefully, things will improve for Ferrari know."
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