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Re: Camelia is in trouble!!! « Reply #525 on Oct 3, 2009, 3:30pm »
I'm sorry that time caught up with your Bella. That's always hard. But I'm glad to hear Camellia had enough energy to make a fool of her crippled self. Animals can have a different agenda from ours and some times the results are just too amazing.
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Re: Camelia is in trouble!!! « Reply #526 on Oct 9, 2009, 8:21am »
Hi Sherry and Camelia, Sorry to hear about your loss, it really has been a tough time for you all told eh ? I admire your continued strength and courage and hope you get a break soon. On the other hand great news about Camelia, maybe you should enter her for our 'Grand National', she'd be a winner ! Take care, Jon
Re: Camelia is in trouble!!! « Reply #527 on Nov 9, 2009, 9:58pm »
Just to update everyone---Camelia is still doing well.
There have been no real improvements but no setbacks either.
I am having trouble getting my two video clips of Camelia posted to photobucket. I have them on my computer, but when photobucket searches the computer, they aren't there. My still pictures are there, but the video clips are gone
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Re: Camelia is in trouble!!! « Reply #532 on Nov 30, 2009, 7:19pm »
Try tinypic.com I haven't had any problems there and it is easier to use than photobucket.
I have been following your story and would love to see videos. You are a trooper! I am constantly amazed with your strength with what life has handed to you. God bless you and your family.
~Carrie~ Wife to Steven Mom to Alaina and Kelton Gertie, and JJ, holsteins Big Bertha, brown swiss, Faline, Willow, and Lottie - brown swiss heifer calves Wall-E, Buzz and Windsheild (DD), steers Cayenne, our red heeler Gus, min. shnauzer and two cats, Coby and Prince
2 children Steven and Leila small herd of reg Brown Swiss Marie,Missy,Nerissa, Aggie , Flicker and special the bull calf 2 reg Jerseys Cana and Tarra 1 holstiens Rosie 1 angus ? heifer Angie (freemartin) 7 foster calves 2 horses Lil filly and Lil Sage Great Dane Gwen chickens and ducks house cats KC , Stinker + strays
My father recently asked me if I was going to breed Camelia again. I said, "no." He asked why I was going to keep her if she wasn't productive. My answer was--she has done everything I have asked her to do, come through so much, and God has answered so many prayers allowing her to survive, how can I end her life now? I love seeing her grazing in the pasture and she seems happy. She has a home with me as long as she naturally lives.
And you guys have been INVALUABLE to me and Camelia!! I love you all!!
Joined: Mar 2009 Gender: Female Posts: 254 Location: Tennessee
Re: Camelia is in trouble!!! « Reply #536 on Dec 1, 2009, 11:06pm »
What a beautiful brave girl!!! I can tell that she is glad she is alive and still with you. You have done well Sherry. She certainly isn't the kind of cow to give up.
Joined: Aug 2004 Gender: Female Posts: 5,967 Location: SE Nebraska
Re: Camelia is in trouble!!! « Reply #538 on Dec 2, 2009, 11:01am »
She looks wonderful! She seems to be looking for a treat ("Why did you call me over here-and no food or scratches?") and I like the dog, too. GOOD JOB!! Janene
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