She's home. There was a time that I didn't think I would be typing those words. She came home at 4:00 pm today.
She's home. She is home with no restrictions, eating her regular food, with relatively normal blood values and with the blessings of her doctors to make a full recovery. She's on antibiotics and we will visit our good friends at the E-vet in 2 weeks to check blood work.
OMG! What forces are there in the universe that takes this beautiful, sensitive, smart, stubborn, alpha-girl from the brink of death to dreaming on her bed in 6 days? Why is there no cause for her acute renal failure? Ultrasound: negative, Urine culture: negative, Lyme & Erlichia: negative, Lymph nodes: negative, Lepto: negative. No toxins, no anti-freeze, no nothing.............................Thank doG! Thanks to everyone who took the time to read this thread! Even if you didn't post a reply, it helped to know that you were there, "listening" to me agonize over this impossible situation that came out of nowhere.
She's home. She's home. She's home. I think I'm going to give myself permission to fall apart now. I promised photos and I have them, but my new USB cord for the camera has grown legs and walked off. As soon as it reappears, I will post photos.