Daisy had an ear infection, which can be very common with lop eared breeds specifically. The difficult part is being able to determine how far that infection has gone-be at the outer ear, or further through the middle ear and/or all the way through to rupturing the eardrum. In order to do so, it requires at least sedation to even try and visualise the degree of damage. They say rabbits never show pain or discomfort until the last minute and they’re really good at hiding things, and this is the case here, Daisy ended up needing a full surgery known as a TECABO surgery where they go in and completely remove the cartilage that forms their ear canal to prevent it from being reinfected as well. The vet was absolutely surprised with the degree of which it had gone through, especially when considering how little signs of pain and distress Daisy had been showing, and also how long he must’ve waited before showing those signs of distress. I had brought him into the vet, because I noticed he started shaking his head a couple of days prior, and I thought potentially he might have ear mites. Yet, he had an astronomical ear infection and likely had so for a significant period of time. That makes me sad to know that he was hiding so much pain for so long. But he’s had the surgery, but now he has to live with this beautiful collar for a little while. Which is also proving a little bit of an issue in terms of him deciding to be a little punk. But regardless, he’s healing well and I’m glad he’s not in pain any more. But he needs your reassurance, because this whole collar thing is very new to him, and he’s a fashion savvy boy, what can I say? #r#rabbitsoftiktokb#bunnyb#bunniesoftiktokr#rabbith#housebunny

Fingers crossed this collar is a goner! Daisy says thanks for everyone who hyped him and his colllar up in the comments yesterday- this ear surgery is tough work! #rabbitsoftiktok #bunny #bunniesoftiktok #rabbit #housebunny

You can take all the time you need- ask for all the help you need- do what you need. But don’t let that spark stay trodden. I’ve built and rebuilt myself to my illness too many times to count. And in all honesty, I have been struggling to get my footing back after the last whirlwind of brain surgeries and declines- but, I’ve done it before- I can do it again. I am just going to allow myself grace to lay here in the nothingness for a while, until I feel strong enough to fight again. And that’s okay. Also, Jessie has never written a word of a lie- so to everyone watching this- it is true- the queen herself says so- you are gorgeous. As always, somehow, she always seems to release the words I need to hear at the exact time I need to hear them. @J E S S I E M U R P H @Jessie Murph HQ @MommaCNOTE #chronicillnessawareness #mentalhealth #mentalhealthmatters #chronicillness #chronicallyill

Daisy had an ear infection, which can be very common with lop eared breeds specifically. The difficult part is being able to determine how far that infection has gone-be at the outer ear, or further through the middle ear and/or all the way through to rupturing the eardrum. In order to do so, it requires at least sedation to even try and visualise the degree of damage. They say rabbits never show pain or discomfort until the last minute and they’re really good at hiding things, and this is the case here, Daisy ended up needing a full surgery known as a TECABO surgery where they go in and completely remove the cartilage that forms their ear canal to prevent it from being reinfected as well. The vet was absolutely surprised with the degree of which it had gone through, especially when considering how little signs of pain and distress Daisy had been showing, and also how long he must’ve waited before showing those signs of distress. I had brought him into the vet, because I noticed he started shaking his head a couple of days prior, and I thought potentially he might have ear mites. Yet, he had an astronomical ear infection and likely had so for a significant period of time. That makes me sad to know that he was hiding so much pain for so long. But he’s had the surgery, but now he has to live with this beautiful collar for a little while. Which is also proving a little bit of an issue in terms of him deciding to be a little punk. But regardless, he’s healing well and I’m glad he’s not in pain any more. But he needs your reassurance, because this whole collar thing is very new to him, and he’s a fashion savvy boy, what can I say? #r#rabbitsoftiktokb#bunnyb#bunniesoftiktokr#rabbith#housebunny

Fingers crossed this collar is a goner! Daisy says thanks for everyone who hyped him and his colllar up in the comments yesterday- this ear surgery is tough work! #rabbitsoftiktok #bunny #bunniesoftiktok #rabbit #housebunny

You can take all the time you need- ask for all the help you need- do what you need. But don’t let that spark stay trodden. I’ve built and rebuilt myself to my illness too many times to count. And in all honesty, I have been struggling to get my footing back after the last whirlwind of brain surgeries and declines- but, I’ve done it before- I can do it again. I am just going to allow myself grace to lay here in the nothingness for a while, until I feel strong enough to fight again. And that’s okay. Also, Jessie has never written a word of a lie- so to everyone watching this- it is true- the queen herself says so- you are gorgeous. As always, somehow, she always seems to release the words I need to hear at the exact time I need to hear them. @J E S S I E M U R P H @Jessie Murph HQ @MommaCNOTE #chronicillnessawareness #mentalhealth #mentalhealthmatters #chronicillness #chronicallyill

Daisy had an ear infection, which can be very common with lop eared breeds specifically. The difficult part is being able to determine how far that infection has gone-be at the outer ear, or further through the middle ear and/or all the way through to rupturing the eardrum. In order to do so, it requires at least sedation to even try and visualise the degree of damage. They say rabbits never show pain or discomfort until the last minute and they’re really good at hiding things, and this is the case here, Daisy ended up needing a full surgery known as a TECABO surgery where they go in and completely remove the cartilage that forms their ear canal to prevent it from being reinfected as well. The vet was absolutely surprised with the degree of which it had gone through, especially when considering how little signs of pain and distress Daisy had been showing, and also how long he must’ve waited before showing those signs of distress. I had brought him into the vet, because I noticed he started shaking his head a couple of days prior, and I thought potentially he might have ear mites. Yet, he had an astronomical ear infection and likely had so for a significant period of time. That makes me sad to know that he was hiding so much pain for so long. But he’s had the surgery, but now he has to live with this beautiful collar for a little while. Which is also proving a little bit of an issue in terms of him deciding to be a little punk. But regardless, he’s healing well and I’m glad he’s not in pain any more. But he needs your reassurance, because this whole collar thing is very new to him, and he’s a fashion savvy boy, what can I say? #r#rabbitsoftiktokb#bunnyb#bunniesoftiktokr#rabbith#housebunny

Fingers crossed this collar is a goner! Daisy says thanks for everyone who hyped him and his colllar up in the comments yesterday- this ear surgery is tough work! #rabbitsoftiktok #bunny #bunniesoftiktok #rabbit #housebunny

You can take all the time you need- ask for all the help you need- do what you need. But don’t let that spark stay trodden. I’ve built and rebuilt myself to my illness too many times to count. And in all honesty, I have been struggling to get my footing back after the last whirlwind of brain surgeries and declines- but, I’ve done it before- I can do it again. I am just going to allow myself grace to lay here in the nothingness for a while, until I feel strong enough to fight again. And that’s okay. Also, Jessie has never written a word of a lie- so to everyone watching this- it is true- the queen herself says so- you are gorgeous. As always, somehow, she always seems to release the words I need to hear at the exact time I need to hear them. @J E S S I E M U R P H @Jessie Murph HQ @MommaCNOTE #chronicillnessawareness #mentalhealth #mentalhealthmatters #chronicillness #chronicallyill

Daisy had an ear infection, which can be very common with lop eared breeds specifically. The difficult part is being able to determine how far that infection has gone-be at the outer ear, or further through the middle ear and/or all the way through to rupturing the eardrum. In order to do so, it requires at least sedation to even try and visualise the degree of damage. They say rabbits never show pain or discomfort until the last minute and they’re really good at hiding things, and this is the case here, Daisy ended up needing a full surgery known as a TECABO surgery where they go in and completely remove the cartilage that forms their ear canal to prevent it from being reinfected as well. The vet was absolutely surprised with the degree of which it had gone through, especially when considering how little signs of pain and distress Daisy had been showing, and also how long he must’ve waited before showing those signs of distress. I had brought him into the vet, because I noticed he started shaking his head a couple of days prior, and I thought potentially he might have ear mites. Yet, he had an astronomical ear infection and likely had so for a significant period of time. That makes me sad to know that he was hiding so much pain for so long. But he’s had the surgery, but now he has to live with this beautiful collar for a little while. Which is also proving a little bit of an issue in terms of him deciding to be a little punk. But regardless, he’s healing well and I’m glad he’s not in pain any more. But he needs your reassurance, because this whole collar thing is very new to him, and he’s a fashion savvy boy, what can I say? #r#rabbitsoftiktokb#bunnyb#bunniesoftiktokr#rabbith#housebunny

Fingers crossed this collar is a goner! Daisy says thanks for everyone who hyped him and his colllar up in the comments yesterday- this ear surgery is tough work! #rabbitsoftiktok #bunny #bunniesoftiktok #rabbit #housebunny

You can take all the time you need- ask for all the help you need- do what you need. But don’t let that spark stay trodden. I’ve built and rebuilt myself to my illness too many times to count. And in all honesty, I have been struggling to get my footing back after the last whirlwind of brain surgeries and declines- but, I’ve done it before- I can do it again. I am just going to allow myself grace to lay here in the nothingness for a while, until I feel strong enough to fight again. And that’s okay. Also, Jessie has never written a word of a lie- so to everyone watching this- it is true- the queen herself says so- you are gorgeous. As always, somehow, she always seems to release the words I need to hear at the exact time I need to hear them. @J E S S I E M U R P H @Jessie Murph HQ @MommaCNOTE #chronicillnessawareness #mentalhealth #mentalhealthmatters #chronicillness #chronicallyill

Daisy had an ear infection, which can be very common with lop eared breeds specifically. The difficult part is being able to determine how far that infection has gone-be at the outer ear, or further through the middle ear and/or all the way through to rupturing the eardrum. In order to do so, it requires at least sedation to even try and visualise the degree of damage. They say rabbits never show pain or discomfort until the last minute and they’re really good at hiding things, and this is the case here, Daisy ended up needing a full surgery known as a TECABO surgery where they go in and completely remove the cartilage that forms their ear canal to prevent it from being reinfected as well. The vet was absolutely surprised with the degree of which it had gone through, especially when considering how little signs of pain and distress Daisy had been showing, and also how long he must’ve waited before showing those signs of distress. I had brought him into the vet, because I noticed he started shaking his head a couple of days prior, and I thought potentially he might have ear mites. Yet, he had an astronomical ear infection and likely had so for a significant period of time. That makes me sad to know that he was hiding so much pain for so long. But he’s had the surgery, but now he has to live with this beautiful collar for a little while. Which is also proving a little bit of an issue in terms of him deciding to be a little punk. But regardless, he’s healing well and I’m glad he’s not in pain any more. But he needs your reassurance, because this whole collar thing is very new to him, and he’s a fashion savvy boy, what can I say? #r#rabbitsoftiktokb#bunnyb#bunniesoftiktokr#rabbith#housebunny

Fingers crossed this collar is a goner! Daisy says thanks for everyone who hyped him and his colllar up in the comments yesterday- this ear surgery is tough work! #rabbitsoftiktok #bunny #bunniesoftiktok #rabbit #housebunny

You can take all the time you need- ask for all the help you need- do what you need. But don’t let that spark stay trodden. I’ve built and rebuilt myself to my illness too many times to count. And in all honesty, I have been struggling to get my footing back after the last whirlwind of brain surgeries and declines- but, I’ve done it before- I can do it again. I am just going to allow myself grace to lay here in the nothingness for a while, until I feel strong enough to fight again. And that’s okay. Also, Jessie has never written a word of a lie- so to everyone watching this- it is true- the queen herself says so- you are gorgeous. As always, somehow, she always seems to release the words I need to hear at the exact time I need to hear them. @J E S S I E M U R P H @Jessie Murph HQ @MommaCNOTE #chronicillnessawareness #mentalhealth #mentalhealthmatters #chronicillness #chronicallyill

Daisy had an ear infection, which can be very common with lop eared breeds specifically. The difficult part is being able to determine how far that infection has gone-be at the outer ear, or further through the middle ear and/or all the way through to rupturing the eardrum. In order to do so, it requires at least sedation to even try and visualise the degree of damage. They say rabbits never show pain or discomfort until the last minute and they’re really good at hiding things, and this is the case here, Daisy ended up needing a full surgery known as a TECABO surgery where they go in and completely remove the cartilage that forms their ear canal to prevent it from being reinfected as well. The vet was absolutely surprised with the degree of which it had gone through, especially when considering how little signs of pain and distress Daisy had been showing, and also how long he must’ve waited before showing those signs of distress. I had brought him into the vet, because I noticed he started shaking his head a couple of days prior, and I thought potentially he might have ear mites. Yet, he had an astronomical ear infection and likely had so for a significant period of time. That makes me sad to know that he was hiding so much pain for so long. But he’s had the surgery, but now he has to live with this beautiful collar for a little while. Which is also proving a little bit of an issue in terms of him deciding to be a little punk. But regardless, he’s healing well and I’m glad he’s not in pain any more. But he needs your reassurance, because this whole collar thing is very new to him, and he’s a fashion savvy boy, what can I say? #r#rabbitsoftiktokb#bunnyb#bunniesoftiktokr#rabbith#housebunny

Fingers crossed this collar is a goner! Daisy says thanks for everyone who hyped him and his colllar up in the comments yesterday- this ear surgery is tough work! #rabbitsoftiktok #bunny #bunniesoftiktok #rabbit #housebunny

You can take all the time you need- ask for all the help you need- do what you need. But don’t let that spark stay trodden. I’ve built and rebuilt myself to my illness too many times to count. And in all honesty, I have been struggling to get my footing back after the last whirlwind of brain surgeries and declines- but, I’ve done it before- I can do it again. I am just going to allow myself grace to lay here in the nothingness for a while, until I feel strong enough to fight again. And that’s okay. Also, Jessie has never written a word of a lie- so to everyone watching this- it is true- the queen herself says so- you are gorgeous. As always, somehow, she always seems to release the words I need to hear at the exact time I need to hear them. @J E S S I E M U R P H @Jessie Murph HQ @MommaCNOTE #chronicillnessawareness #mentalhealth #mentalhealthmatters #chronicillness #chronicallyill

Daisy had an ear infection, which can be very common with lop eared breeds specifically. The difficult part is being able to determine how far that infection has gone-be at the outer ear, or further through the middle ear and/or all the way through to rupturing the eardrum. In order to do so, it requires at least sedation to even try and visualise the degree of damage. They say rabbits never show pain or discomfort until the last minute and they’re really good at hiding things, and this is the case here, Daisy ended up needing a full surgery known as a TECABO surgery where they go in and completely remove the cartilage that forms their ear canal to prevent it from being reinfected as well. The vet was absolutely surprised with the degree of which it had gone through, especially when considering how little signs of pain and distress Daisy had been showing, and also how long he must’ve waited before showing those signs of distress. I had brought him into the vet, because I noticed he started shaking his head a couple of days prior, and I thought potentially he might have ear mites. Yet, he had an astronomical ear infection and likely had so for a significant period of time. That makes me sad to know that he was hiding so much pain for so long. But he’s had the surgery, but now he has to live with this beautiful collar for a little while. Which is also proving a little bit of an issue in terms of him deciding to be a little punk. But regardless, he’s healing well and I’m glad he’s not in pain any more. But he needs your reassurance, because this whole collar thing is very new to him, and he’s a fashion savvy boy, what can I say? #r#rabbitsoftiktokb#bunnyb#bunniesoftiktokr#rabbith#housebunny

Fingers crossed this collar is a goner! Daisy says thanks for everyone who hyped him and his colllar up in the comments yesterday- this ear surgery is tough work! #rabbitsoftiktok #bunny #bunniesoftiktok #rabbit #housebunny

You can take all the time you need- ask for all the help you need- do what you need. But don’t let that spark stay trodden. I’ve built and rebuilt myself to my illness too many times to count. And in all honesty, I have been struggling to get my footing back after the last whirlwind of brain surgeries and declines- but, I’ve done it before- I can do it again. I am just going to allow myself grace to lay here in the nothingness for a while, until I feel strong enough to fight again. And that’s okay. Also, Jessie has never written a word of a lie- so to everyone watching this- it is true- the queen herself says so- you are gorgeous. As always, somehow, she always seems to release the words I need to hear at the exact time I need to hear them. @J E S S I E M U R P H @Jessie Murph HQ @MommaCNOTE #chronicillnessawareness #mentalhealth #mentalhealthmatters #chronicillness #chronicallyill

Daisy had an ear infection, which can be very common with lop eared breeds specifically. The difficult part is being able to determine how far that infection has gone-be at the outer ear, or further through the middle ear and/or all the way through to rupturing the eardrum. In order to do so, it requires at least sedation to even try and visualise the degree of damage. They say rabbits never show pain or discomfort until the last minute and they’re really good at hiding things, and this is the case here, Daisy ended up needing a full surgery known as a TECABO surgery where they go in and completely remove the cartilage that forms their ear canal to prevent it from being reinfected as well. The vet was absolutely surprised with the degree of which it had gone through, especially when considering how little signs of pain and distress Daisy had been showing, and also how long he must’ve waited before showing those signs of distress. I had brought him into the vet, because I noticed he started shaking his head a couple of days prior, and I thought potentially he might have ear mites. Yet, he had an astronomical ear infection and likely had so for a significant period of time. That makes me sad to know that he was hiding so much pain for so long. But he’s had the surgery, but now he has to live with this beautiful collar for a little while. Which is also proving a little bit of an issue in terms of him deciding to be a little punk. But regardless, he’s healing well and I’m glad he’s not in pain any more. But he needs your reassurance, because this whole collar thing is very new to him, and he’s a fashion savvy boy, what can I say? #r#rabbitsoftiktokb#bunnyb#bunniesoftiktokr#rabbith#housebunny

Fingers crossed this collar is a goner! Daisy says thanks for everyone who hyped him and his colllar up in the comments yesterday- this ear surgery is tough work! #rabbitsoftiktok #bunny #bunniesoftiktok #rabbit #housebunny

You can take all the time you need- ask for all the help you need- do what you need. But don’t let that spark stay trodden. I’ve built and rebuilt myself to my illness too many times to count. And in all honesty, I have been struggling to get my footing back after the last whirlwind of brain surgeries and declines- but, I’ve done it before- I can do it again. I am just going to allow myself grace to lay here in the nothingness for a while, until I feel strong enough to fight again. And that’s okay. Also, Jessie has never written a word of a lie- so to everyone watching this- it is true- the queen herself says so- you are gorgeous. As always, somehow, she always seems to release the words I need to hear at the exact time I need to hear them. @J E S S I E M U R P H @Jessie Murph HQ @MommaCNOTE #chronicillnessawareness #mentalhealth #mentalhealthmatters #chronicillness #chronicallyill

Daisy had an ear infection, which can be very common with lop eared breeds specifically. The difficult part is being able to determine how far that infection has gone-be at the outer ear, or further through the middle ear and/or all the way through to rupturing the eardrum. In order to do so, it requires at least sedation to even try and visualise the degree of damage. They say rabbits never show pain or discomfort until the last minute and they’re really good at hiding things, and this is the case here, Daisy ended up needing a full surgery known as a TECABO surgery where they go in and completely remove the cartilage that forms their ear canal to prevent it from being reinfected as well. The vet was absolutely surprised with the degree of which it had gone through, especially when considering how little signs of pain and distress Daisy had been showing, and also how long he must’ve waited before showing those signs of distress. I had brought him into the vet, because I noticed he started shaking his head a couple of days prior, and I thought potentially he might have ear mites. Yet, he had an astronomical ear infection and likely had so for a significant period of time. That makes me sad to know that he was hiding so much pain for so long. But he’s had the surgery, but now he has to live with this beautiful collar for a little while. Which is also proving a little bit of an issue in terms of him deciding to be a little punk. But regardless, he’s healing well and I’m glad he’s not in pain any more. But he needs your reassurance, because this whole collar thing is very new to him, and he’s a fashion savvy boy, what can I say? #r#rabbitsoftiktokb#bunnyb#bunniesoftiktokr#rabbith#housebunny

Fingers crossed this collar is a goner! Daisy says thanks for everyone who hyped him and his colllar up in the comments yesterday- this ear surgery is tough work! #rabbitsoftiktok #bunny #bunniesoftiktok #rabbit #housebunny

You can take all the time you need- ask for all the help you need- do what you need. But don’t let that spark stay trodden. I’ve built and rebuilt myself to my illness too many times to count. And in all honesty, I have been struggling to get my footing back after the last whirlwind of brain surgeries and declines- but, I’ve done it before- I can do it again. I am just going to allow myself grace to lay here in the nothingness for a while, until I feel strong enough to fight again. And that’s okay. Also, Jessie has never written a word of a lie- so to everyone watching this- it is true- the queen herself says so- you are gorgeous. As always, somehow, she always seems to release the words I need to hear at the exact time I need to hear them. @J E S S I E M U R P H @Jessie Murph HQ @MommaCNOTE #chronicillnessawareness #mentalhealth #mentalhealthmatters #chronicillness #chronicallyill

Daisy had an ear infection, which can be very common with lop eared breeds specifically. The difficult part is being able to determine how far that infection has gone-be at the outer ear, or further through the middle ear and/or all the way through to rupturing the eardrum. In order to do so, it requires at least sedation to even try and visualise the degree of damage. They say rabbits never show pain or discomfort until the last minute and they’re really good at hiding things, and this is the case here, Daisy ended up needing a full surgery known as a TECABO surgery where they go in and completely remove the cartilage that forms their ear canal to prevent it from being reinfected as well. The vet was absolutely surprised with the degree of which it had gone through, especially when considering how little signs of pain and distress Daisy had been showing, and also how long he must’ve waited before showing those signs of distress. I had brought him into the vet, because I noticed he started shaking his head a couple of days prior, and I thought potentially he might have ear mites. Yet, he had an astronomical ear infection and likely had so for a significant period of time. That makes me sad to know that he was hiding so much pain for so long. But he’s had the surgery, but now he has to live with this beautiful collar for a little while. Which is also proving a little bit of an issue in terms of him deciding to be a little punk. But regardless, he’s healing well and I’m glad he’s not in pain any more. But he needs your reassurance, because this whole collar thing is very new to him, and he’s a fashion savvy boy, what can I say? #r#rabbitsoftiktokb#bunnyb#bunniesoftiktokr#rabbith#housebunny

Fingers crossed this collar is a goner! Daisy says thanks for everyone who hyped him and his colllar up in the comments yesterday- this ear surgery is tough work! #rabbitsoftiktok #bunny #bunniesoftiktok #rabbit #housebunny

You can take all the time you need- ask for all the help you need- do what you need. But don’t let that spark stay trodden. I’ve built and rebuilt myself to my illness too many times to count. And in all honesty, I have been struggling to get my footing back after the last whirlwind of brain surgeries and declines- but, I’ve done it before- I can do it again. I am just going to allow myself grace to lay here in the nothingness for a while, until I feel strong enough to fight again. And that’s okay. Also, Jessie has never written a word of a lie- so to everyone watching this- it is true- the queen herself says so- you are gorgeous. As always, somehow, she always seems to release the words I need to hear at the exact time I need to hear them. @J E S S I E M U R P H @Jessie Murph HQ @MommaCNOTE #chronicillnessawareness #mentalhealth #mentalhealthmatters #chronicillness #chronicallyill

Daisy had an ear infection, which can be very common with lop eared breeds specifically. The difficult part is being able to determine how far that infection has gone-be at the outer ear, or further through the middle ear and/or all the way through to rupturing the eardrum. In order to do so, it requires at least sedation to even try and visualise the degree of damage. They say rabbits never show pain or discomfort until the last minute and they’re really good at hiding things, and this is the case here, Daisy ended up needing a full surgery known as a TECABO surgery where they go in and completely remove the cartilage that forms their ear canal to prevent it from being reinfected as well. The vet was absolutely surprised with the degree of which it had gone through, especially when considering how little signs of pain and distress Daisy had been showing, and also how long he must’ve waited before showing those signs of distress. I had brought him into the vet, because I noticed he started shaking his head a couple of days prior, and I thought potentially he might have ear mites. Yet, he had an astronomical ear infection and likely had so for a significant period of time. That makes me sad to know that he was hiding so much pain for so long. But he’s had the surgery, but now he has to live with this beautiful collar for a little while. Which is also proving a little bit of an issue in terms of him deciding to be a little punk. But regardless, he’s healing well and I’m glad he’s not in pain any more. But he needs your reassurance, because this whole collar thing is very new to him, and he’s a fashion savvy boy, what can I say? #r#rabbitsoftiktokb#bunnyb#bunniesoftiktokr#rabbith#housebunny

Fingers crossed this collar is a goner! Daisy says thanks for everyone who hyped him and his colllar up in the comments yesterday- this ear surgery is tough work! #rabbitsoftiktok #bunny #bunniesoftiktok #rabbit #housebunny

You can take all the time you need- ask for all the help you need- do what you need. But don’t let that spark stay trodden. I’ve built and rebuilt myself to my illness too many times to count. And in all honesty, I have been struggling to get my footing back after the last whirlwind of brain surgeries and declines- but, I’ve done it before- I can do it again. I am just going to allow myself grace to lay here in the nothingness for a while, until I feel strong enough to fight again. And that’s okay. Also, Jessie has never written a word of a lie- so to everyone watching this- it is true- the queen herself says so- you are gorgeous. As always, somehow, she always seems to release the words I need to hear at the exact time I need to hear them. @J E S S I E M U R P H @Jessie Murph HQ @MommaCNOTE #chronicillnessawareness #mentalhealth #mentalhealthmatters #chronicillness #chronicallyill

Daisy had an ear infection, which can be very common with lop eared breeds specifically. The difficult part is being able to determine how far that infection has gone-be at the outer ear, or further through the middle ear and/or all the way through to rupturing the eardrum. In order to do so, it requires at least sedation to even try and visualise the degree of damage. They say rabbits never show pain or discomfort until the last minute and they’re really good at hiding things, and this is the case here, Daisy ended up needing a full surgery known as a TECABO surgery where they go in and completely remove the cartilage that forms their ear canal to prevent it from being reinfected as well. The vet was absolutely surprised with the degree of which it had gone through, especially when considering how little signs of pain and distress Daisy had been showing, and also how long he must’ve waited before showing those signs of distress. I had brought him into the vet, because I noticed he started shaking his head a couple of days prior, and I thought potentially he might have ear mites. Yet, he had an astronomical ear infection and likely had so for a significant period of time. That makes me sad to know that he was hiding so much pain for so long. But he’s had the surgery, but now he has to live with this beautiful collar for a little while. Which is also proving a little bit of an issue in terms of him deciding to be a little punk. But regardless, he’s healing well and I’m glad he’s not in pain any more. But he needs your reassurance, because this whole collar thing is very new to him, and he’s a fashion savvy boy, what can I say? #r#rabbitsoftiktokb#bunnyb#bunniesoftiktokr#rabbith#housebunny

Fingers crossed this collar is a goner! Daisy says thanks for everyone who hyped him and his colllar up in the comments yesterday- this ear surgery is tough work! #rabbitsoftiktok #bunny #bunniesoftiktok #rabbit #housebunny

You can take all the time you need- ask for all the help you need- do what you need. But don’t let that spark stay trodden. I’ve built and rebuilt myself to my illness too many times to count. And in all honesty, I have been struggling to get my footing back after the last whirlwind of brain surgeries and declines- but, I’ve done it before- I can do it again. I am just going to allow myself grace to lay here in the nothingness for a while, until I feel strong enough to fight again. And that’s okay. Also, Jessie has never written a word of a lie- so to everyone watching this- it is true- the queen herself says so- you are gorgeous. As always, somehow, she always seems to release the words I need to hear at the exact time I need to hear them. @J E S S I E M U R P H @Jessie Murph HQ @MommaCNOTE #chronicillnessawareness #mentalhealth #mentalhealthmatters #chronicillness #chronicallyill

Daisy had an ear infection, which can be very common with lop eared breeds specifically. The difficult part is being able to determine how far that infection has gone-be at the outer ear, or further through the middle ear and/or all the way through to rupturing the eardrum. In order to do so, it requires at least sedation to even try and visualise the degree of damage. They say rabbits never show pain or discomfort until the last minute and they’re really good at hiding things, and this is the case here, Daisy ended up needing a full surgery known as a TECABO surgery where they go in and completely remove the cartilage that forms their ear canal to prevent it from being reinfected as well. The vet was absolutely surprised with the degree of which it had gone through, especially when considering how little signs of pain and distress Daisy had been showing, and also how long he must’ve waited before showing those signs of distress. I had brought him into the vet, because I noticed he started shaking his head a couple of days prior, and I thought potentially he might have ear mites. Yet, he had an astronomical ear infection and likely had so for a significant period of time. That makes me sad to know that he was hiding so much pain for so long. But he’s had the surgery, but now he has to live with this beautiful collar for a little while. Which is also proving a little bit of an issue in terms of him deciding to be a little punk. But regardless, he’s healing well and I’m glad he’s not in pain any more. But he needs your reassurance, because this whole collar thing is very new to him, and he’s a fashion savvy boy, what can I say? #r#rabbitsoftiktokb#bunnyb#bunniesoftiktokr#rabbith#housebunny

Fingers crossed this collar is a goner! Daisy says thanks for everyone who hyped him and his colllar up in the comments yesterday- this ear surgery is tough work! #rabbitsoftiktok #bunny #bunniesoftiktok #rabbit #housebunny

You can take all the time you need- ask for all the help you need- do what you need. But don’t let that spark stay trodden. I’ve built and rebuilt myself to my illness too many times to count. And in all honesty, I have been struggling to get my footing back after the last whirlwind of brain surgeries and declines- but, I’ve done it before- I can do it again. I am just going to allow myself grace to lay here in the nothingness for a while, until I feel strong enough to fight again. And that’s okay. Also, Jessie has never written a word of a lie- so to everyone watching this- it is true- the queen herself says so- you are gorgeous. As always, somehow, she always seems to release the words I need to hear at the exact time I need to hear them. @J E S S I E M U R P H @Jessie Murph HQ @MommaCNOTE #chronicillnessawareness #mentalhealth #mentalhealthmatters #chronicillness #chronicallyill

Daisy had an ear infection, which can be very common with lop eared breeds specifically. The difficult part is being able to determine how far that infection has gone-be at the outer ear, or further through the middle ear and/or all the way through to rupturing the eardrum. In order to do so, it requires at least sedation to even try and visualise the degree of damage. They say rabbits never show pain or discomfort until the last minute and they’re really good at hiding things, and this is the case here, Daisy ended up needing a full surgery known as a TECABO surgery where they go in and completely remove the cartilage that forms their ear canal to prevent it from being reinfected as well. The vet was absolutely surprised with the degree of which it had gone through, especially when considering how little signs of pain and distress Daisy had been showing, and also how long he must’ve waited before showing those signs of distress. I had brought him into the vet, because I noticed he started shaking his head a couple of days prior, and I thought potentially he might have ear mites. Yet, he had an astronomical ear infection and likely had so for a significant period of time. That makes me sad to know that he was hiding so much pain for so long. But he’s had the surgery, but now he has to live with this beautiful collar for a little while. Which is also proving a little bit of an issue in terms of him deciding to be a little punk. But regardless, he’s healing well and I’m glad he’s not in pain any more. But he needs your reassurance, because this whole collar thing is very new to him, and he’s a fashion savvy boy, what can I say? #r#rabbitsoftiktokb#bunnyb#bunniesoftiktokr#rabbith#housebunny

Fingers crossed this collar is a goner! Daisy says thanks for everyone who hyped him and his colllar up in the comments yesterday- this ear surgery is tough work! #rabbitsoftiktok #bunny #bunniesoftiktok #rabbit #housebunny

You can take all the time you need- ask for all the help you need- do what you need. But don’t let that spark stay trodden. I’ve built and rebuilt myself to my illness too many times to count. And in all honesty, I have been struggling to get my footing back after the last whirlwind of brain surgeries and declines- but, I’ve done it before- I can do it again. I am just going to allow myself grace to lay here in the nothingness for a while, until I feel strong enough to fight again. And that’s okay. Also, Jessie has never written a word of a lie- so to everyone watching this- it is true- the queen herself says so- you are gorgeous. As always, somehow, she always seems to release the words I need to hear at the exact time I need to hear them. @J E S S I E M U R P H @Jessie Murph HQ @MommaCNOTE #chronicillnessawareness #mentalhealth #mentalhealthmatters #chronicillness #chronicallyill

Daisy had an ear infection, which can be very common with lop eared breeds specifically. The difficult part is being able to determine how far that infection has gone-be at the outer ear, or further through the middle ear and/or all the way through to rupturing the eardrum. In order to do so, it requires at least sedation to even try and visualise the degree of damage. They say rabbits never show pain or discomfort until the last minute and they’re really good at hiding things, and this is the case here, Daisy ended up needing a full surgery known as a TECABO surgery where they go in and completely remove the cartilage that forms their ear canal to prevent it from being reinfected as well. The vet was absolutely surprised with the degree of which it had gone through, especially when considering how little signs of pain and distress Daisy had been showing, and also how long he must’ve waited before showing those signs of distress. I had brought him into the vet, because I noticed he started shaking his head a couple of days prior, and I thought potentially he might have ear mites. Yet, he had an astronomical ear infection and likely had so for a significant period of time. That makes me sad to know that he was hiding so much pain for so long. But he’s had the surgery, but now he has to live with this beautiful collar for a little while. Which is also proving a little bit of an issue in terms of him deciding to be a little punk. But regardless, he’s healing well and I’m glad he’s not in pain any more. But he needs your reassurance, because this whole collar thing is very new to him, and he’s a fashion savvy boy, what can I say? #r#rabbitsoftiktokb#bunnyb#bunniesoftiktokr#rabbith#housebunny

Fingers crossed this collar is a goner! Daisy says thanks for everyone who hyped him and his colllar up in the comments yesterday- this ear surgery is tough work! #rabbitsoftiktok #bunny #bunniesoftiktok #rabbit #housebunny

You can take all the time you need- ask for all the help you need- do what you need. But don’t let that spark stay trodden. I’ve built and rebuilt myself to my illness too many times to count. And in all honesty, I have been struggling to get my footing back after the last whirlwind of brain surgeries and declines- but, I’ve done it before- I can do it again. I am just going to allow myself grace to lay here in the nothingness for a while, until I feel strong enough to fight again. And that’s okay. Also, Jessie has never written a word of a lie- so to everyone watching this- it is true- the queen herself says so- you are gorgeous. As always, somehow, she always seems to release the words I need to hear at the exact time I need to hear them. @J E S S I E M U R P H @Jessie Murph HQ @MommaCNOTE #chronicillnessawareness #mentalhealth #mentalhealthmatters #chronicillness #chronicallyill

Daisy had an ear infection, which can be very common with lop eared breeds specifically. The difficult part is being able to determine how far that infection has gone-be at the outer ear, or further through the middle ear and/or all the way through to rupturing the eardrum. In order to do so, it requires at least sedation to even try and visualise the degree of damage. They say rabbits never show pain or discomfort until the last minute and they’re really good at hiding things, and this is the case here, Daisy ended up needing a full surgery known as a TECABO surgery where they go in and completely remove the cartilage that forms their ear canal to prevent it from being reinfected as well. The vet was absolutely surprised with the degree of which it had gone through, especially when considering how little signs of pain and distress Daisy had been showing, and also how long he must’ve waited before showing those signs of distress. I had brought him into the vet, because I noticed he started shaking his head a couple of days prior, and I thought potentially he might have ear mites. Yet, he had an astronomical ear infection and likely had so for a significant period of time. That makes me sad to know that he was hiding so much pain for so long. But he’s had the surgery, but now he has to live with this beautiful collar for a little while. Which is also proving a little bit of an issue in terms of him deciding to be a little punk. But regardless, he’s healing well and I’m glad he’s not in pain any more. But he needs your reassurance, because this whole collar thing is very new to him, and he’s a fashion savvy boy, what can I say? #r#rabbitsoftiktokb#bunnyb#bunniesoftiktokr#rabbith#housebunny

Fingers crossed this collar is a goner! Daisy says thanks for everyone who hyped him and his colllar up in the comments yesterday- this ear surgery is tough work! #rabbitsoftiktok #bunny #bunniesoftiktok #rabbit #housebunny

You can take all the time you need- ask for all the help you need- do what you need. But don’t let that spark stay trodden. I’ve built and rebuilt myself to my illness too many times to count. And in all honesty, I have been struggling to get my footing back after the last whirlwind of brain surgeries and declines- but, I’ve done it before- I can do it again. I am just going to allow myself grace to lay here in the nothingness for a while, until I feel strong enough to fight again. And that’s okay. Also, Jessie has never written a word of a lie- so to everyone watching this- it is true- the queen herself says so- you are gorgeous. As always, somehow, she always seems to release the words I need to hear at the exact time I need to hear them. @J E S S I E M U R P H @Jessie Murph HQ @MommaCNOTE #chronicillnessawareness #mentalhealth #mentalhealthmatters #chronicillness #chronicallyill