Hi you guys, hope all sick fuzzies are on the way to recovery and that the lost ones turn up ok So, the time has come, the Adrenal dilemma from little Salma might really be over tomorrow! (the surgery is early morning) I wrote a few days ago with the news of the new OP appointment and also thanking for all the support and wonderful e-mails with so much info (funny but I don t remember seeing it posted, I got the message that it got sent but the next day I didn t read it anywhere) [Moderator's note: It appeared in issue 4257, 1 September. BIG] I m just hoping and praying that not only the surgery goes well, but that this dilemma is finally over! I m still not sure if she s adrenal or not, hair is growing back in most places it had thinned out (I ll load new pictures to that page soon) and her obsessive-protect-the-toys-behavior is gone, only thing that might point to Adrenal is that I think her er nipples might be a bit bigger. We ll see tomorrow (I HOPE! That if she HAS this, that it can be seen and most important of all, that it can be removed!!! So many horrible & sad stories I ve heard of irremovable tumors or tumors not there which pop up later, more suffering, another OP ) I m SO WORRIED and scared for my baby Salma she s the youngest, the one I adopted as a baby (fell in love at first sight!), the one who s really most attached to me and I wish I could take her place being operated. Oh, if anyone has any TIPS from experience on what to expect and how to help make it somehow easier for little Salma I d really appreciate it! She s already been through an exploratory OP during her neutering, will it be similar? Anyway, in case the post really didn t go through, THANKS again all who wrote me, I (we! Salma, Logan, Leeloo ) really appreciate it! And please keep little Salma in your prayers tomorrow ok?! Hugs and (freakin -out-with-worry) dooks to everyone Chris, Logan, Leeloo and Salma ( What will happen to poor little me?!! ) [Posted in FML issue 4267]