Thanks Marylyn and Sally. I have never heard of an animal communicator. And
no Sally I haven't taken him to the vet. We agreed though that we are going to
before making a decision. My husband said he got so angry last night for what
Lennie had done but says he doesn't want to have him put down if we can make
some changes that may help him. I gave my husband a good lashing about getting
angry about a poor old senile guy not knowing what he's doing and reminded him
that there may come a day that he craps himself and hopefully no one will get
angry at him. He's always been very close to Len, and I know he doesn't want
to lose him. SO we are going to make an appointment to have him checked out
and see if there is anything to help him. The only problem is, you know
yourself that some vets will order every test ever invented and prescribe a ton
of medication that honestly serves no purpose. I can almost predict what Len's
vet will do. Prednisone and antibiotics, more blood work maybe even an x-ray.
I've practically broke the bank with BooBoo, Snowy and Len. Still, we'll take
him in for treatment and work on making a plan to help with "mistakes" at
night. AND I am going to search around to see if there is an animal
communicator in my area.
Again, thanks girls for the advice.
Lynne
----- Original Message -----
From: Marylyn
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Saturday, August 02, 2008 10:43 AM
Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] a decision
Some people, including me, contact animal communicators when faced with
problems. If you are open to this, try it and what rings true to your
heart....not your mind but your heart.
On Aug 2, 2008, at 9:33 AM, Lynne wrote:
I'm faced with another horrible decision. Our 19 year old should be
leaving this world and I just can't deal with this. He is pretty much deaf,
weak, frail yet eats like a piggy. But now he is not using his litter box all
the time and is peeing just about everywhere. We have put litter boxes in
every room, not the nicest thing for people who come over to have to see but I
don't care about that. Last night he pooped in one and then pooped on the
floor. He won't sit on our laps anymore. I've tried so hard to stimulate him
by picking him up, grooming him, talking to him and there is just a blank stare
like he isn't really in that body anymore. I just can't tell if he enjoys
living or wants it to end. I wish they were allowed to talk just once in their
lives so we could know for sure.
Lynne
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