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Little James is still in the clinic, fighting to get better. On some days, he looks healthy; then his temperature drops again suddenly, and we have to keep supplying him with hot water bottles in order to get him to a normal body temperature. He also still has recurring diarrhea.He eats well though, especially his favourite foods – boiled eggs and baked beans!
Later today we will receive more results from the lab, and we hope that this will allow us to target his disease effectively!
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Good luck cercopan. I am sure little James is in good hands, and we know you will do your best