Adverse Vaccine Reaction Update – What Lilly Can and Cannot Do
Taking care of Lilly now that the vaccine-induced meningoencephalomyelitis has reared its ugly head again means noticing what she can and cannot do. Here are a few examples you might find interesting.
What Lilly Can Do
- Lilly can walk.
- Lilly can climb stairs.
- Lilly can cantilever herself onto the sofa.
- Lilly can hold it better and sometimes pee on her own.
- Lilly can play.
- Lilly can eat.
- Lilly can sleep.
- Lilly can be happy.
- Lilly can sass Ginko.
What Lilly Cannot Do
- Lilly cannot walk very far.
- Lilly cannot move or climb stairs very fast.
- Lilly cannot jump onto even low furniture and never even tries to jump into our laps or onto the bed.
- Lilly cannot fully empty her own bladder on her own.
- Lilly cannot play for very long without tiring.
- Lilly cannot fix her steroid-caused muscle wasting simply by eating more.
- Lilly cannot sleep through the night, yet.
- Lilly cannot jump or do agility.
- Lilly cannot really wrestle or play with Ginko.
While hanging outside with Lilly recently, I took the opportunity to whisper in her ear that *if* she happened to have a miraculous recovery up her sleeve, that NOW would be the time to play that card. I think Lilly is both smart enough and ornery enough to play a little trick like that. Don’t you?
