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Surgery Successful!

yesterday was d-day. chewy was brought to the vets for her spaying surgery. realised that the vet was the same one at the bedok south vet clinic. even the receptionist is the same. so odd. wonder do they rotate around the different clinics, or did they both join mt pleasant animal clinic together. i shall call the bedok vets to for dr audrey loi and see if she's there. so weird seeing them both again. dr loi even asked us, whether chewy was on heartworm prevention. if i didn't rem wrongly she was the vet that prescribed the heartworm tablet the other time... haha

it was raining cats and dogs and rats and hamsters and horses and rhinos last evening. had a very hard time trying to get a cab back from the vet's. 2 rejected me because of chewy (too bad for them, this goes into their books and they'll have to answer for it). the last one reluctantly let us in, guessing that our dog wasn't too well... she was very sedated, didn't move much because of she was under GA for the op.

finally got our asses home. fixed her up nicely in the kitchen, for the first time, we didn't have to worry about her tearing up the place, because she was so tired-looking. we went to church for baptism rehearsal from 8-10pm. long long rehearsal. went through every single step of the rite. it's going to be a long 3 hr mass on 15 apr...

then me wents to long bar to meet up with some old friends. had a cosmo and got chatted up by this canadian dork. sigh... which really cut short the evening, as we quickly got up to go because obviously this tourist didn't just want directions. sat on the bench and chatted even more... then finally got home to chewy at 1am. she was awake. looked a bit better (more leng cheng) and apparently ate some of food. so happy.

yeps, she's wearing that collar which prevents her from licking herself. and she keeps bumping into things because she's not aware of the size of the collar. but she's alive, eating well, and hopefully she'll be happier once the collar goes and she can run once more. i love chewy!

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