Dear Kerry,
Thank you so much. That's exactly it, too; I never dreamed things would turn out as they did. It's comforting to have your support and understanding.
Love, Julie
"MacKenzie, Kerry N." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
"MacKenzie, Kerry N." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Dear JulieI'm so very sorry to hear the devastating news of Lucky----to take her to the vet, to have no inkling how serious her condition is, and assuming she'll be going straight back home with you----no wonder you're heartbroken. That is one awful shock.It's so hard to accept when we bring these little souls into our family that their lives may be cut short, and even harder when you are forced to make the kindest decision. I hope you can draw comfort from all your happy memories of Lucky, Julie. She was indeed one lucky little kitty to have found you. She couldn't have found better care or a better home after her accident.take care, love and hugs, Kerry-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Julie Johnson
Sent: Monday, February 14, 2005 8:20 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: My Lucky is goneDear Freinds,I lost my dear Lucky ("Lucky-Duck, the Sweet Baboo") on Friday. She had surgery for mammary cancer just before Christmas and appeared to be recovering well. Eating, playing, just being herself. Toward the middle of last week, she seemed to be straining to poop and on Friday she was having diarrhea, not eating and obviously not feeling well . I took her into the vet thinking that the diarrhea (following a bout of constipation) meant she might have some stool blocking things.What we found was several masses in her belly, fluid in her chest and belly, and an enlarged liver. They were surprised that she was not already in respiratory distress. Her prognosis was very poor. Her cancer is typically not responsive to chemo and only a month ago her chest and stomach xrays were clear, so the cancer had moved aggressively. We made the painful decision to euthanize her.I am heartbroken; I never expected to take her in and find anything remotely like what we found. I'm grateful we had the time since Christmas together. There is always great competition to sleep on my head and she came and found room on the pillow and cuddled with me on Wednesday night; she purred and seemed so happy. I miss her so much, especially in the morning because she always sat on the bathroom radiator and 'helped' me get ready.I found her hit by a car on my lunch hour about 8.5 years ago and she had some injuries to her face and the silliest little forehead that kind of stuck out and reminded us of a little bird.Thanks for listening, everyone; I'd be lost without you all.Love, Julie
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