Question from Paula Pock: I have a question for Sara Moore
Enlightened Horizons: My dog Baxter- (tan colored terrier mix), was injured
months ago after chasing the neighbor's dog across the street. He has been
checked multiple times by the vet and they give him the O.K, but he continues to
whine when moving and is not able move like he used to. My question is: Are you
still experiencing pain from the injury? If so, where?
Answer from Sara:
Thank you for your question about Baxter. I don't get a lot of pain, but I do have a strange feeling at the very base of my esophagus. I'm not a vet, so I don't have any medical experience, but he's saying it would be like having a slightly paralyzed diaphragm. I want to take a deep breath, but when I do it feels like my belly is already somewhat full of air.
Thank you for your question about Baxter. I don't get a lot of pain, but I do have a strange feeling at the very base of my esophagus. I'm not a vet, so I don't have any medical experience, but he's saying it would be like having a slightly paralyzed diaphragm. I want to take a deep breath, but when I do it feels like my belly is already somewhat full of air.
Is it painful? No. It feels like I have a full belly and
am trying to make it deflate a little.
After he tells you this, I get this huge smile on my
face. I see him kissing your lips and you not minding it. He says you know it's
love because you don't normally let animals do this to you. It's a very loving
gesture!
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