Well, we are chugging along in Max's treatment. He goes back to Cornell on Monday for another (and hopefully his last) checkup. I was hoping for some transport help there because it is a LONG drive there and back. but anyway, he still has the cone on 24/7. I think he has gotten used to it...sort of. he so wants to play, but we have to keep his excitement to a minimum. We are still in a very critical stage, if his eye ruptures, game over the eye will have to be removed. as long as he keeps healing, we still have a chance to save his eye and his vision. He is on a strict course of drops and ointment every 2 hours. (six times a day). he still has to wear the cone for at least another 3 weeks.The drs think he is at about 75% cell regrowth of his cornea. but it is still too early to say how much vision if any he will have when we reach the finish line. No toys and no excitement. Have to keep him calm. poor boy. The adopters have decided not to adopt Max, for reasons other than his medical issues, so he will be available at the end of this journey. Still need prayers.
Chris Manzella
I am so sorry to hear that the adopters backed
out. I am glad to hear that he is doing better. I do hope that he can
get better and keep his eye.
He is so cute and good. The right family will come along for him.
Thank you for all that you are doing for him!!!! - Jenn H
Aww, it looks better. The right adopters will come along when the time is right. - Denice S.
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