Corsetting myself again?
Despite all the sadness with Fuzzles being injured and such, should I start corset training myself? I liked the way my ribs moved in and I think I should start again to sort of move my stomach up a bit. I have a nice gummi one that will restrain me like a swan in a swanbag (I learn things from TV =D) It would be very nice and I would feel happy without having to go to the piercing parlour and spend money.
Fuzzles condition has improved since yesterday. Last night before she went to sleep she had a twitch in her tail and reflex in her foot. I thought this was a great sign but the not eating and bloated belly brought my spirits back down. This morning I gave her her calcium and meds and still nothing. I put in a towel for her to lie on under the UV and shes not moving away from it. Just basking the entire time and looking very happy with herself. I tested her legs beore lunch and she had reactions in both of them however can only put a miniscule bit of weight on them or move them while she moves around. I asked my mum and the twtching is a sign that the nerves are still in tact so there is chanceof recovery. The only concern I have is that her digestive system wont work as normal in time and that she will die of impaction or lack of nurishment. I fed her with crushed meal worms (their guts squashed out into a syringe) and she ate a tiny bit but thats it. Shes drinking and we'll give her a bath soon but I'm hoping she really does recover fast.
Fuzzles condition has improved since yesterday. Last night before she went to sleep she had a twitch in her tail and reflex in her foot. I thought this was a great sign but the not eating and bloated belly brought my spirits back down. This morning I gave her her calcium and meds and still nothing. I put in a towel for her to lie on under the UV and shes not moving away from it. Just basking the entire time and looking very happy with herself. I tested her legs beore lunch and she had reactions in both of them however can only put a miniscule bit of weight on them or move them while she moves around. I asked my mum and the twtching is a sign that the nerves are still in tact so there is chanceof recovery. The only concern I have is that her digestive system wont work as normal in time and that she will die of impaction or lack of nurishment. I fed her with crushed meal worms (their guts squashed out into a syringe) and she ate a tiny bit but thats it. Shes drinking and we'll give her a bath soon but I'm hoping she really does recover fast.