Vibes for Maisie please!

I am back from the clinic. Maisie is in a four star box and there are two vets looking after her. I saw the foal on the screen - it was moving OK.
But the overall news is not good and I may have to prepare myself for losing the foal, or even both of them. She has gone into hepatic lipidosis and her values are off the chart in so many places. Her white cells are abnormal too. They will try to stabilise her and feed her subQ with glucose, then see if they can get her system moving. There is an absence of abdominal liquid which is worrying. Tonight when she is seen by the head guy, they will decide whether it would improve her chances if they remove the foal. They will only do it if they feel it will make a real difference by removing the pressures on her system. I feel numb, though I knew she was very sick. I have of course cancelled my UK trip, and the family understand. Tartine is fine - she hasn't realised yet her mother is not there, I gave her a pile of hay in the top of hte field to occupy her, and she is talking with the horses over the fence. I will give her some time this afternoon. Help me, I need vibes and support. I am not sure why all this is happening - I am not religious or anything, but I feel I just have too much to cope with right now.

Oh my Jenny. More {{{}}} vibes and prayers on the way from across the pond. At least she is in the hands of specialists that know what to do now.

Oh Jenny, i just don't know what to say?

I know exactly how your feeling though, because after the death of my estranged husband, then not long after my nephew, you just wonder what else can be thrown at you

What a long day this is going to be

Sending ((((((mega healthy vibes ))))))) for Maisie and the baby

Jenny, I am also at a loss for words. I am sending many, many vibes from my house to yours.

Here is hoping the new year brings a positive turnaround

Jenny, you have my full support and }}}VIBES{{{ heading your way

Maisie is in the best hands possible now, so I'm sure she's receiving the best possible treatment available

You, Maisie, the foal and Tartine remain in my thoughts

I'm so sorry that the news is so gloomy. You remain in my thoughts and prayers.

I am keeping Maisie and you in my thoughts...sending vibes for this tough little pony to pull through (foal too).

I've been out and spent some time with Tartine - she realises her mother is missing now and is whinnying for her and sniffing round some droppings (that I then removed - I am not sure if that was the right thing to do or not). It is so like Wellington was that I began to cry. But she enjoyed a bowl of carrot and apple.

I hope the horse vets you found find a good treatment for Maisie and the unborn foal. Sending you vibes from me and my herd{{{{}}}}}}

Oh Jenny ....Sending more vibes to you and Maisie. ))))))))Get Better Maisie((((((((.

Bless you Jenny, Maisie, her little foal and precious Tartine.
There are no words except to say that members from all over the world are with you....you are not alone.

Enormous from me and mine.

sending lots of luck from Philly!

Hope things with Maisie work out better than expected. I prescribe a large glass of Calvados for you.

Oh, gosh, Jenny. I think we would all do anything to make you feel better now. I really hope things turn around for Maise and foal.

It's just one thing after another, isn't it, Jenny? I do so hope that this new vet crew are able to turn this around for you. Know that we are all thinking of you and your sweet critters and holding you close. You are not alone.

Oh gosh, Jenny. I'm so sorry to hear this. I'm so glad that you followed your instinct and found a specialist for Maisie. And I'm also glad that she now has an owner like you to care for her in this way.

Sending lots of vibes for you, Maisie, the foal, and little Tartine. None of you deserve this kind of pain and hardship.

You remain in my thoughts Jenny.

I just phoned the hospital and Maisie is stable this morning. They sedated her overnight so she could rest, and she has eaten a little. She has been on a glucose drip too to get something into her. My poor little girl, but she is in the best possible place. In a funny way, I feel relief - at least the worry of not knowing what to do has gone. Tartine is eating hay in the field, and I gave her an apple and talked to her a while. It is a beautiful winter morning, but with frost on the ground and I am glad Maisie is indoors in her luxurious stall.

I am glad that Maisie is in the best hands possible. Not only can she rest but so can you. I am so sorry for your continuing heartache but as has already been said you are not alone, you have a whole world behind you

sending my love to you all at this time