More success stories
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From: "Shari & James Nadal" From: "james&shari" janshan@prodigy.net |
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Hello Ed, I just wanted to write you a note to
say thank you for taking the time and effort to post all of the
information about Dr. Sears. |
From:
DawnHecht@aol.com  POSTED
2/9/2001 -- "Bailey was adopted from the Pensacola animal shelter in the
late summer of 2000. He was about eight months old. He seemed OK at the
time, perhaps a little scared or confused, but in less than a week he was
completely lethargic and could not even keep water down. My veterinarian,
Dr. Susan Wells of Lillian Veterinary Clinic in Lilian, Alabama, ran some
tests and diagnosed distemper. After finding your web site, I immediately
called Dr. Sears' office and requested a shipment of serum. We received
the shipment two days later and the vet administered it. In less than 24
hours, Bailey was eating, drinking, able to keep it all down and his bowel
movements were beginning to become more normal. We brought him home two
days later and he has been happy, healthy and full of energy ever since.
He is now a little over a year old and has gained 30 pounds since we first
got him six months ago. My vet and I truly feel this is thanks to Dr. Sears'
cure. We had tried everything to get him better, but nothing worked until
the serum. We were just ecstatic and ran around telling everyone we could
about Dr. Sears."
- Susan M. Kovacs Elberta, Alabama But one of Susan Kovacs' dogs we couldn't save. Distemper is
such a nasty virus because it can attack different dogs in very
different ways. Daisy
suffered the neurological attack first. |
 1/30/2001
-- This is Bear, a
german shepherd mix rescued from a pound and is thought to be about
nine months old. Here's what her owners had to say: "Thank You so much for your story. Our dog Bear was diagnosed with distemper just a few days ago. She has been having symptoms for about 9-10 days, all but the seizures. My husband and I have been devastated since our regular vet told us about this horrible virus, and we have been doing as much research as we can to find out what we can do to fight it "Despite the ritual of antibiotics, vitamin C and vitamin B supplements, fluids and trying to keep her appetite up, we have been watching Bear wither before our very eyes. Her eyes were constantly squinting, no appetite, and her nose was so dried up and clogged that she could only breath through one side. We knew the seizures were coming, and soon. "Sunday evening my husband discovered your story by chance, in a last ditch effort to find something, anything to save our beautiful girl. The thought of a cure being 5 miles away from our home seemed unbelievable! We knew we had nothing to lose, so Yesterday morning we took Bear to Dr. Sears in Lancaster. He took her in immediately, and my husband and I went home almost afraid to even hope for a full recovery. "This morning I went to visit her first thing. When I saw Bear's face, I couldn't help but cry. Her eyes are bright and wide open! And her nose is so much better, she has no trouble breathing through it now. Her appetite is up and so is her energy level. She still has a ways to go, but all this is after just one treatment! This one treatment with Dr. Sears has done more than an entire weeks worth of antibiotics. We can finally allow ourselves to believe in a full recovery. I know that if we hadn't taken her, she never would have had a chance. Distemper would have easily taken her life, like the thousands of puppies before her. "I can't wait to see Bear tomorrow, and to be able to bring her home. Thank You again for your story. You have helped restore hope for my husband and I, and save the life of a precious friend." Sincerely, Monica and David Erlich the_vw_girl@msn.com |
 8/10/2000
-- This is Dot, who might be a Australian Shepherd - Corgi mix. She was
rescued out of the West Valley Animal Shelter at the end of July, and developed
the signs of distemper within a couple of days. Her rescuer, now
owner, Teresa, got her to Dr.
Sears in time, and Dot has recovered.
Here is Dot's story. Part I - A Rescue with
distemper "THANK YOU, so much, Dr. Sears! Thank you Ed Bond, and
Terri
Haase, for putting this important information out there for others
to find and hopefully, save their animals too."
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6/13/2000 -- This is Kassi, whose owner, Blake, found my website only days after I put up these pages in May and got her to Dr. Sears in time. A six-month old puppy, Kassi had just been rescued from a shelter but quickly showed the early signs of distemper, including a green mucous discharge from the nose. "She is another success story for Dr. Sears," Blake [Resqpet@aol.com] says. "He even has my vet's attention, he got some of the serum for his practice. . .The titer test shows no signs of the virus at all. Thank you so much for your site, it saved little Kassi's life for sure." |
