Probably all of us, who are sharing our lives with animals, have a sad story linked to vets. Now we also do.
I will write Aysha's story when I find strength for that.
It has come to my knowledge that some people in Slovenia are starting to speculate and spread untrue rumours why and how our Aysha died. I am forced to publish images from CT that was performed on Aysha 2 days before she died. On images you can see big hematome just over Aysha's heart.
She died because vets did not make their best efforts to locate and know on time where and why Aysha was bleeding. Consequently, Aysha died of hemorrhage shortly after her hematome was removed.

May 2007 update: Autopsy report has shown that Aysha had a massive infection of a rare lung parasite, eventhough Aysha was never showing any signs until that morning when I found her in the garden, dizzy and with white mucous.
The parasite was overlooked on her x-rays and CT scan, despite my repetative questions if her lungs were OK. We are still shocked that the best vets in France, as they like to call themselves, did not take into cosideration this possibility, that was clearly giving the answer to her blood-clotting problem that she had before she died. If vets did their work properly, our small girl would still be alive today. Who can we trust out dear friends to?

We will remember our small Aysha by her wonderful kindness that she has shown when we brough our newborn son Luka at home. She was destined to stay at home from the day she was born, we fell in love with her first minute!
You are always with us, Aysha.