My partner Gray says the same thing about me. And it may be killing me, I
am not sure. I know that I am really anxious and miserable each time they are
sick, and Simon's death about did me in. It's hard not to feel like dread
is looming over you. Little windows of time will come when everything seems ok,
or at least better, and you can relax for a day or two. But then it starts
again.
Michelle
In a message dated 3/8/05 4:54:12 PM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I know it's not recommended, and my husband isn't even sure, but I would
like to reunite my family after the incubation period is over and the cats
have all been retested. I can't dream of putting the burden of raising
possibly terminally ill cats onto someone else. I'd rather have the hea;thy
cats go somewhere. The only problem, I am sooooo emotional. My husband worries
it will "kill" me. I keep telling him that it will be hard, but for the
kitties' sake, I've got to keep them where they're used to and comfortable.
The least amount of stress is recommended, right?
I so love this group. It is helping me a lot. And I'm learning a
lot. Hopefully soon, I'll be able to relax a little and stop feeling like
dread is looming behind me. Thanks again.
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