12/4 - 4:15 PM

Today we brought Momo (aka "Bean") to the Emergency Vet following a series of seizures over the last 2 days that grew more intense and closer together.

This morning she became unresponsive around 8 a.m.

Her body went rigid and she's showing little to no signs of consciousness.

She is currently being treated at the ICU for the next 24-hours. During this time, she will receive:

The next few hours are crucial to understanding her chances.

Due to the severity of her condition, the doctor says if she goes into cardiac arrest- they likely won't be able to revive her.

She's had seizures before over the years- but never this often or this bad.

During an episode, her body is twitching, sometimes flailing, she loses consciousness, drools/foams at the mouth, urinates, has loss of bowel control, and vocalization.

The episodes were infrequent enough that medication was not required; but it is considered a pre-existing condition, which means insurance won't cover the cost of treatment at the ER.

It's a large, unexpected expense, but we want the doctors to do whatever's necessary to keep her with us.

Bean is just 6 years old and dances to the beat of her own drum; plopping down for a nap in the strange places- like the sink- or resting her tiny chin on the dogs water bowl and purring away.

She's often the favorite of our friends and family due to her sweet and- sometimes aggressively- cuddly nature.

Our dog Benji has been a very sweet older brother in the last 48-hours, often found resting by her side in between episodes.

Zach and I are grateful for your thoughts, prayers, spiritual blessings, whatever positive energy you believe in sending our way. If you're able to contribute a donation to her vet costs, please know that we are exceptionally grateful for any amount of support that you can offer.