Say, that does sound encouraging.  Give Tigger a big hug and remind her we are all rooting for her!

Sorry to hear Tigger was sick today.  I think she must have been feeling sorry for me as I did taxes! That's enough to make anyone puke!  Sure hopes she has a better day tomorrow.

From the sounds of things and given how long this has gone on, I must say she shows signs of improvement.  Instead of getting weaker and weaker she does appear to be rebounding somewhat, and the fact that the neck incision is healing shows good signs that her immune system has not shut down or become over taxed in dealing with toxins and other things wrong inside her.  I do hope she continues to hold her own and get better.   Perhaps more than can be done about the tumor to help her.  It is obvious that she does not consider herself licked by this thing just yet!

Hi Connie,

Sad to hear this but not surprised.   I suspect with there still being some blockage the toxins build up in her system and make her sick.  Puking helps to cleanse her out, but leaves her weak.  If only they could work on helping her get strong enough to operate on, they might be able to do something about the blockage.  Have you tried checking with other Vets?  It never hurts to get a second and third opinion.  One might view the situation hopeless while another, perhaps having had some personal experience or wind of new treatment, might have a course of action. 

Hmm, can almost picture a dog in a diaper...but a cat?  Ha! Now that would be something to see.  I do wonder how long the battle wounds would take to heal.    Well, learned something new, as I did not know there was such a thing out there for pets.  Can see your problem with her moving about.  Guess you will just have to cover every square inch of the room with Bounty paper towels and see if they really are all the commercials claim.  LOL  Well, joking aside, I do hope Tigger continues to have good days. 

Never tried this but I am wondering with those disposable diapers being so absorbent and designed to wisk moisture away from the baby's bottom, if laid open on the floor, towel like, for her to lay on (and use) when she needs to go, would help any?   I don't think it would hurt her in anyway, though you may want to check around first as I do not know - but being for a baby, you would think should be fairly safe.

Hi Connie, 

Glad to hear Tigger is having another good day.  Still keeping my fingers and toes crossed that she can lick this thing, but don't want to get my hopes up too high as I know how serious the prognosis is.  But still you never know...  So hang tight both of you!

Oh Connie,  :O(

Big HUG!

Definitely hoping and praying for that miracle.

Oh Connie, very very sad to hear this.  Like so many here I was holding out hope that the improvement was a sign of good things.  Big HUG  :O(

While I often use poses made for one figure on other figures, I do not recommend it unless you do not mind tweaking your pose a bit after you apply it.  Because of the difference in how V4 and V3 joints and body parts are set up, the V4 will not apply the same to V3.  It will get you close, but you would have to do some manual adjusting of the V3 figure after applying the pose in most cases.  Usually this is only a very small amount of adjusting but some poses will require more and some will require little or none.  A lot will depend on how closely the rotation of body parts affected in the two figures match each other.  One simple trick that helps between the two figures is to lock the feet and toes on V3, and apply the V4 pose, and then unlock and manually pose the V3 feet/toes as needed - if needed.  Fingers can also sometimes cause problems.  Most everything else will work fairly well.  V3 has a buttocks group and V4 does not but both have thigh groups so the legs generally pose fairly close.  The collar groups differ in set up too but do not seem to cause too much problems when sharing poses.   Mostly I find it is the feet and fingers. 

Please let me know if you have any other questions.  I am always glad to try to answer if I can.

Rob

Glad she is home and recovering.  :O)

Thanks for a wealth of info.  :O)

Wow!

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