Sue - to myxi or not?

Five of my buns are due their myxi next month - among them is Sue.

Sue has calcification of the kidneys which means that she only has half a kidney working. She has lost loads and loads of weight and I am now giving her a low calcium, high moisture, high calorie diet to try and keep her quality of life as good as possible for as long as possible.

I can't decide whether to let her have her myxi jab or not. My vet has offered to come out to me to do the five anyway so she won't have the additional stress of going to the surgery. I just worry she really isn't strong enough to cope with the vaccine but on the other hand all my buns caught myxi a few years ago in November and I know how awful that was. They did survive but the weakest and most poorly one died later that year.

I feel that whatever decision I make will be wrong. It may not be a decision I have to make as I don't know if my vet will vaccinate Sue anyway. He seemed surprised she was as well as she was last time I took her to be weighed.

I really don't know what to do for the best

Advice, suggestions or just some empathy would be much appreciated. I'm single and deal with all my fur children on my own and sometimes really wish I had a partner to share the difficult decisions with.

I had this exact debate with Badger when he vaccination came round in july (there's at least one thread on it in my thread history). I decided at that time I wouldn't vaccinate him, but that if I felt he was ok enough to do it in the future then I would (so far he has not had it). I also went against my vets I that decision because she felt he was strong enough, I decided he wasn't. I think I made the right decision for him.

As well as Badger, I also have Wish who is not vaccinated.

You can change your mind if you decide not to vaccinate, but if you vaccinate and it goes wrong, you can't change your mind.

I stopped vaccinated Daisy a year ago. She is a house rabbit, but does go in the garden. I weighed up everything and decided she would benefit more from not being vaccinated because of her underlying health issues.