Carla, So glad that Bamama is doing as well as she is. She sounds like a real fighter. Keeping paws and fingers crossed! Sharon
-----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, May 02, 2002 12:11 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: (Fwd) Re: Pam Pam, I agree you have to judge each cat like you said each case differs. Some cats are ready. I think you also mentioned a key word "Go with your Heart". Some one from another group said you make a choice you can live with. Between those two, and knowledge you have to try and asset what is best for you and your angel. Luckily most of my pets have always let me know it's time or they are ready, even though it killed me inside I did what I felt was in their best interest. Thanks for asking about Bamama she was eating pretty good there after I gave her a pill to simulate the appetite and then I gave it to her only on the weekends cos I was home (didn't want her to be starving all day with no food). She only lost 1 oz in 2 weeks so that was good. I dropped her off for I-131 treatment on Monday they said she is doing good and eating (yeah) and I should have her home I guess early next week without the thyroid problem. She is a tough broad according to my vet. Yes, she is a perfect example most people would have pts due to cancer, hyperthyroid, full blown aid, 1/2 blind 12years old. She's in for radiation and waiting for them to clear her with a safe level to come home and less than a month she had her spleen removed and there was no cancer found there or in the cyst on her liver. She's the sweetest little ol girl and when she is ready it will really be tough she was a feral that became my little guardian watchcat. Carla
