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I'm hoping so as well. But I must remain brutally honest with myself, Jules. Which means also keeping in mind that if the vet is correct, this treatment would make a difference, too. His point is that what this medication is doing is suppressing the effects of the flare-up until it passes.
Remember, his premise is that she is not at the stage Bixby had reached with PDD. He believes she can potentially live a long life... with periodic outbreaks usually triggered by stress. He said most of the birds he treats for this are most often triggered by hormonal stress. And if that's the case here, it would be about that time.
Still, all brutal honesty aside... I too hope this is an isolated incident related to an allergic reaction of sorts, my friend.
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Remember, his premise is that she is not at the stage Bixby had reached with PDD. He believes she can potentially live a long life... with periodic outbreaks usually triggered by stress. He said most of the birds he treats for this are most often triggered by hormonal stress. And if that's the case here, it would be about that time.
Still, all brutal honesty aside... I too hope this is an isolated incident related to an allergic reaction of sorts, my friend.
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