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I am so sorry for your loss. You most certainly gave it a good go! Thank you for the lovely poem and photo of Cassie. You will see her again, of this I feel most certain.

Blessings and sympathies to you all.
Denise

so sorry to hear that...you did all that could be done...the hardest part is letting go

Thank you Denise. I know I will see my pet family again in the spirit world. Blessings to you, Nelsa

Letting go ...it sure is the hardest thing to do. Some people are better at it than others, I'm with the others. If we ever get another kitten we now know the protocol right off the bat. Even one drop of MMS would help and I'm putting 3-4 in my dog's water dish now every day to keep the bugs away and he doesn't mind at all.

Keep up the good work.

Thanks again,
Nelsa

Hi Pam,

I started my kitten on the MMS on 1/24/14. I worked up to what I thought was a 3-drop dose, may have been strong and may not have been diluting it enough, but nonetheless I have been successfully giving the MMS since then. I have been giving the Protocol 1000 for 8-hours a day on weekdays and 10-hours on weekends since I started.

I saw your post #38431 which states 1 ml CDS with 1 ounce of water and this has helped me streamline my protocol, greatly appreciated. My cat only weighs a hair over 6 lbs. He tolerates my giving him the 3 ml dose fairly well, but does fight me on occasion and seems somewhat depressed after each dose, was thinking that he may have a little nausea, but no vomiting at all and no diarrhea. Overall, he is doing fairly well with the MMS and homeopathy.

In this same post, #38431, you mention increasing the dose over time. Because of his reaction afterwards, depressed with possible nausea, I was actually thinking of decreasing the dose, but am afraid to do so as I don't want to lose any momentum.

He has not had a fever since 1/29/14, so the MMS knocked that out quickly, and I have hopes that it has also knocked out or almost knocked out the virus as well. The disease does not seem to have progressed at this point, i.e. no new symptoms.

Can you give any advice as to whether I need to increase the MMS? Should I just continue as is? I get the feeling from my cat that at this point the dose and timing of the MMS that I am currently giving is about all that he can handle.

Thanks in advance for any words of wisdom.

Melanie