Hunched over, comb on side, hardish crop, squishy bottom

[CCsGarden]

I got the syringe, she was so full of fluid. Relief on her face immediately. I found another video they didn't extract but put the needle and let it drain. It did. I'm wondering if her forward position as i was doing it caused her to get fluid in her lungs. She began gurgling after i stopped. Ate a little bit still stood like a penguin. I watched her while she ate some egg. I stayed about 20 min outside with her. She wasn't moving much. I checked on her another 10 min later she was on her side with fluid draining from her mouth. I was hoping to resuscitate but it was just so much yellow mush some sour crop for sure then she passed as i kept letting it drain hoping she would recover but didn't.
Thank you.. it's so hard when they pass.

I'm so very sorry she passed! It is heartbreaking! We both did what we could and at least she was happy with you!

 

[Cj Tracker]

I'm so sorry. Yes, it is emotionally painful to watch them deteriorate. You did what you could to help her. Hopefully you can find comfort in that.

Appreciate your guidance. I've had them for 6 years now and lost 5 since December. 2 def water belly. I should have watched her longer maybe. She had such s strong will to live, didn't realize it turned to water belly since i had another one of my oldest with similar but not as severe symptoms so recovered fully then passed a week later. It's so hard I'm not a farmer, they are my girls. It crushed me every time. None of my roos are dying though

 

[CCsGarden]

Appreciate your guidance. I've had them for 6 years now and lost 5 since December. 2 def water belly. I should have watched her longer maybe. She had such s strong will to live, didn't realize it turned to water belly since i had another one of my oldest with similar but not as severe symptoms so recovered fully then passed a week later. It's so hard I'm not a farmer, they are my girls. It crushed me every time. None of my roos are dying though