Re: [Felvtalk] Please add Charlotte to the CLS

2009-05-09 Thread wendy
Laura,

I haven't been on here in a while, but I just wanted to say how sorry I am that 
you lost Charlotte.  It sounds like she was very lucky to have you loving her.  
Prayers for peace going out to you.

Wendy
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the world - indeed it is the only thing that ever has! ~~~ Margaret Meade 
~~~ 





From: Laura Mostello hingebacktorto...@yahoo.com
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Sent: Tuesday, May 5, 2009 11:51:19 PM
Subject: [Felvtalk] Please add Charlotte to the CLS


Charlotte has just passed away.
I came home from work, went into her room and she was lying on her side, crying 
and breathing heavily. I ran and let my dogs out, came back to her and held her 
for what turned out to be about 4 hours. She gradually slowed down, but was 
responding to my voice for quite a while. Eventually that stopped and I knew 
she was probably unconscious. She passed at the stroke of midnight, and I know 
it sounds crazy, but I immediately felt so calm - I can only explain it by 
saying that as soon as she died I physically felt her suffering end. It was so 
strange. I am sitting here crying as I write this even though I know it's 
better and she won't be in pain any more. But she'd been doing so well and 
eating like a pig. Just this morning she was stuffing her face with chicken. So 
I thought that maybe I could have her with me for just a while longer, and just 
maybe she'd be one who survived despite the odds. Guess I was wrong. I hate 
this disease.
Thanks everyone for all your help.
Laura

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Re: [Felvtalk] Please add Charlotte to the CLS

2009-05-08 Thread Sharyl

Laura, I was saddened to read that Charlotte has crossed the Rainbow Bridge.  
She had your love to help her cross.  Maybe that is why you felt the 
peacefulness as she crossed over.   Her way of telling you she was OK.  I truly 
believe our Angels are watching over us until we all meet again.
Sharyl
 

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 From: Laura Mostello hingebacktorto...@yahoo.com
 Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] Please add Charlotte to the CLS
 To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
 Date: Wednesday, May 6, 2009, 7:50 PM
 
 This is what's so strange. I'm not a religious or even a
 spiritual person, at all. But after I felt that overwhelming
 peacefulness - and this is where it really gets weird - the
 air in front of me changed. The only way I can describe it
 is to say it sort of smoothed over, or glassed over. And
 then it changed color. It had a green tint. And then
 everything dissipated and was gone.
 I told my co-workers about it today, expecting to be
 ridiculed, but surprisingly, everyone took me seriously.
 Alison told me that after her 14 year old dog died, she had
 the body cremated. It took 2 weeks for the ashes to come
 back. During that 2 weeks she both saw and heard that dog in
 the house. When she finally brought the ashes back to the
 house, she saw a plume of black smoke whoosh through the
 house and disappear. She never saw her dog again after
 that.
 I buried Charlotte in the fern garden. But I know she's not
 really there. I will miss her so much, but at least she went
 quickly. 
 Laura
 
 
 
 
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Re: [Felvtalk] Please add Charlotte to the CLS

2009-05-07 Thread Debbie Harrison

Laura, I have known too many folks who have had unusual experiences for me to 
doubt what you said!  I am so glad that you are coping well with the losswe 
are holding you and Charlotte in our hearts.

Debbie (COL)
The time is always right to do what is right -  Martin Luther King


 
 Date: Wed, 6 May 2009 16:50:28 -0700
 From: hingebacktorto...@yahoo.com
 To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
 Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] Please add Charlotte to the CLS
 
 
 This is what's so strange. I'm not a religious or even a spiritual person, at 
 all. But after I felt that overwhelming peacefulness - and this is where it 
 really gets weird - the air in front of me changed. The only way I can 
 describe it is to say it sort of smoothed over, or glassed over. And then it 
 changed color. It had a green tint. And then everything dissipated and was 
 gone.
 I told my co-workers about it today, expecting to be ridiculed, but 
 surprisingly, everyone took me seriously. Alison told me that after her 14 
 year old dog died, she had the body cremated. It took 2 weeks for the ashes 
 to come back. During that 2 weeks she both saw and heard that dog in the 
 house. When she finally brought the ashes back to the house, she saw a plume 
 of black smoke whoosh through the house and disappear. She never saw her dog 
 again after that.
 I buried Charlotte in the fern garden. But I know she's not really there. I 
 will miss her so much, but at least she went quickly. 
 Laura
 
 
 
 
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Re: [Felvtalk] Please add Charlotte to the CLS

2009-05-06 Thread Barb Moermond
GLOW to light her path and ease your heart...

 Barb+Smoky the House Puma+El Bandito Malito


My cat the clown:  paying no mind to whom he should impress.  Merely living 
his life, doing what pleases him, and making me smile. 
- Anonymous





From: Laura Mostello hingebacktorto...@yahoo.com
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Tuesday, May 5, 2009 11:51:19 PM
Subject: [Felvtalk] Please add Charlotte to the CLS


Charlotte has just passed away.
I came home from work, went into her room and she was lying on her side, crying 
and breathing heavily. I ran and let my dogs out, came back to her and held her 
for what turned out to be about 4 hours. She gradually slowed down, but was 
responding to my voice for quite a while. Eventually that stopped and I knew 
she was probably unconscious. She passed at the stroke of midnight, and I know 
it sounds crazy, but I immediately felt so calm - I can only explain it by 
saying that as soon as she died I physically felt her suffering end. It was so 
strange. I am sitting here crying as I write this even though I know it's 
better and she won't be in pain any more. But she'd been doing so well and 
eating like a pig. Just this morning she was stuffing her face with chicken. So 
I thought that maybe I could have her with me for just a while longer, and just 
maybe she'd be one who survived despite the odds. Guess I was wrong. I hate 
this disease.
Thanks everyone for all your help.
Laura

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Re: [Felvtalk] Please add Charlotte to the CLS

2009-05-06 Thread TatorBunz
I'm so sorry to hear about Charlotte!
Yes, she is now at a better place where there is no pain and  suffering.
Bless you for giving her what she needed up to the end.
Myself and others understand your grief and loss.
We are here for you if you need to vent or whatever.
I've been on this group for many years and will continue to do so whether I 
 have FELV kitties or not.
This group of people is a godsend to me!
They have been here for me many times. 
I may not respond to some of the postings but I do read them.
 
Damn this disease!
 


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Re: [Felvtalk] Please add Charlotte to the CLS

2009-05-06 Thread Gloria B. Lane

I'm so sorry that you've lost dear Charlotte, Laura.

Gloria


On May 5, 2009, at 11:51 PM, Laura Mostello wrote:



Charlotte has just passed away.
I came home from work, went into her room and she was lying on her  
side, crying and breathing heavily. I ran and let my dogs out, came  
back to her and held her for what turned out to be about 4 hours.  
She gradually slowed down, but was responding to my voice for quite  
a while. Eventually that stopped and I knew she was probably  
unconscious. She passed at the stroke of midnight, and I know it  
sounds crazy, but I immediately felt so calm - I can only explain it  
by saying that as soon as she died I physically felt her suffering  
end. It was so strange. I am sitting here crying as I write this  
even though I know it's better and she won't be in pain any more.  
But she'd been doing so well and eating like a pig. Just this  
morning she was stuffing her face with chicken. So I thought that  
maybe I could have her with me for just a while longer, and just  
maybe she'd be one who survived despite the odds. Guess I was wrong.  
I hate this disease.

Thanks everyone for all your help.
Laura

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Re: [Felvtalk] Please add Charlotte to the CLS

2009-05-06 Thread Susan Ang
Laura,

  I'm so sorry for your loss of beautiful Charlotte. My thoughts are with
you. :-( Sleep Sweet, Baby Girl.

~Susan

On Tue, May 5, 2009 at 11:51 PM, Laura Mostello hingebacktorto...@yahoo.com
 wrote:


 Charlotte has just passed away.
 I came home from work, went into her room and she was lying on her side,
 crying and breathing heavily. I ran and let my dogs out, came back to her
 and held her for what turned out to be about 4 hours. She gradually slowed
 down, but was responding to my voice for quite a while. Eventually that
 stopped and I knew she was probably unconscious. She passed at the stroke of
 midnight, and I know it sounds crazy, but I immediately felt so calm - I can
 only explain it by saying that as soon as she died I physically felt her
 suffering end. It was so strange. I am sitting here crying as I write this
 even though I know it's better and she won't be in pain any more. But she'd
 been doing so well and eating like a pig. Just this morning she was stuffing
 her face with chicken. So I thought that maybe I could have her with me for
 just a while longer, and just maybe she'd be one who survived despite the
 odds. Guess I was wrong. I hate this disease.
 Thanks everyone for all your help.
 Laura

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Re: [Felvtalk] Please add Charlotte to the CLS

2009-05-06 Thread Cougar Clan
I am so sorry but I am glad you were blessed to spend that last time  
with her.  The calm you felt is Charlotte's parting gift of peace.

On May 6, 2009, at 2:10 PM, Susan Ang wrote:


Laura,

 I'm so sorry for your loss of beautiful Charlotte. My thoughts are  
with

you. :-( Sleep Sweet, Baby Girl.

~Susan

On Tue, May 5, 2009 at 11:51 PM, Laura Mostello hingebacktorto...@yahoo.com

wrote:




Charlotte has just passed away.
I came home from work, went into her room and she was lying on her  
side,
crying and breathing heavily. I ran and let my dogs out, came back  
to her
and held her for what turned out to be about 4 hours. She gradually  
slowed
down, but was responding to my voice for quite a while. Eventually  
that
stopped and I knew she was probably unconscious. She passed at the  
stroke of
midnight, and I know it sounds crazy, but I immediately felt so  
calm - I can
only explain it by saying that as soon as she died I physically  
felt her
suffering end. It was so strange. I am sitting here crying as I  
write this
even though I know it's better and she won't be in pain any more.  
But she'd
been doing so well and eating like a pig. Just this morning she was  
stuffing
her face with chicken. So I thought that maybe I could have her  
with me for
just a while longer, and just maybe she'd be one who survived  
despite the

odds. Guess I was wrong. I hate this disease.
Thanks everyone for all your help.
Laura

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Re: [Felvtalk] Please add Charlotte to the CLS

2009-05-06 Thread Amy Dalgliesh
Laura, 
 
I'm so sorry about Charlotte. She was the first kitty I read about after 
joining this group.  
 
I am so grateful that Charlotte had someone who loved her so much.  Rest in 
peace Charlotte, good, sweet kitty.

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From: Laura Mostello hingebacktorto...@yahoo.com
Subject: [Felvtalk] Please add Charlotte to the CLS
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Date: Wednesday, May 6, 2009, 12:51 AM



Charlotte has just passed away.
I came home from work, went into her room and she was lying on her side, crying 
and breathing heavily. I ran and let my dogs out, came back to her and held her 
for what turned out to be about 4 hours. She gradually slowed down, but was 
responding to my voice for quite a while. Eventually that stopped and I knew 
she was probably unconscious. She passed at the stroke of midnight, and I know 
it sounds crazy, but I immediately felt so calm - I can only explain it by 
saying that as soon as she died I physically felt her suffering end. It was so 
strange. I am sitting here crying as I write this even though I know it's 
better and she won't be in pain any more. But she'd been doing so well and 
eating like a pig. Just this morning she was stuffing her face with chicken. So 
I thought that maybe I could have her with me for just a while longer, and just 
maybe she'd be one who survived despite the odds. Guess I was wrong. I hate 
this disease.
Thanks everyone for all your help.
Laura

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Re: [Felvtalk] Please add Charlotte to the CLS

2009-05-06 Thread Kerry MacKenzie
I'm so sorry, Laura.  I'm so glad you were able to be with Charlotte and 
comfort her, so that she passed secure in the knowledge she was a much-loved 
kitty.
hugs, Kerry




From: Laura Mostello hingebacktorto...@yahoo.com
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Tuesday, May 5, 2009 11:51:19 PM
Subject: [Felvtalk] Please add Charlotte to the CLS


Charlotte has just passed away.
I came home from work, went into her room and she was lying on her side, crying 
and breathing heavily. I ran and let my dogs out, came back to her and held her 
for what turned out to be about 4 hours. She gradually slowed down, but was 
responding to my voice for quite a while. Eventually that stopped and I knew 
she was probably unconscious. She passed at the stroke of midnight, and I know 
it sounds crazy, but I immediately felt so calm - I can only explain it by 
saying that as soon as she died I physically felt her suffering end. It was so 
strange. I am sitting here crying as I write this even though I know it's 
better and she won't be in pain any more. But she'd been doing so well and 
eating like a pig. Just this morning she was stuffing her face with chicken. So 
I thought that maybe I could have her with me for just a while longer, and just 
maybe she'd be one who survived despite the odds. Guess I was wrong. I hate 
this disease.
Thanks everyone for all your help.
Laura

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Re: [Felvtalk] Please add Charlotte to the CLS

2009-05-06 Thread Laura Mostello

This is what's so strange. I'm not a religious or even a spiritual person, at 
all. But after I felt that overwhelming peacefulness - and this is where it 
really gets weird - the air in front of me changed. The only way I can describe 
it is to say it sort of smoothed over, or glassed over. And then it changed 
color. It had a green tint. And then everything dissipated and was gone.
I told my co-workers about it today, expecting to be ridiculed, but 
surprisingly, everyone took me seriously. Alison told me that after her 14 year 
old dog died, she had the body cremated. It took 2 weeks for the ashes to come 
back. During that 2 weeks she both saw and heard that dog in the house. When 
she finally brought the ashes back to the house, she saw a plume of black smoke 
whoosh through the house and disappear. She never saw her dog again after that.
I buried Charlotte in the fern garden. But I know she's not really there. I 
will miss her so much, but at least she went quickly. 
Laura




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[Felvtalk] Please add Charlotte to the CLS

2009-05-05 Thread Laura Mostello

Charlotte has just passed away.
I came home from work, went into her room and she was lying on her side, crying 
and breathing heavily. I ran and let my dogs out, came back to her and held her 
for what turned out to be about 4 hours. She gradually slowed down, but was 
responding to my voice for quite a while. Eventually that stopped and I knew 
she was probably unconscious. She passed at the stroke of midnight, and I know 
it sounds crazy, but I immediately felt so calm - I can only explain it by 
saying that as soon as she died I physically felt her suffering end. It was so 
strange. I am sitting here crying as I write this even though I know it's 
better and she won't be in pain any more. But she'd been doing so well and 
eating like a pig. Just this morning she was stuffing her face with chicken. So 
I thought that maybe I could have her with me for just a while longer, and just 
maybe she'd be one who survived despite the odds. Guess I was wrong. I hate 
this disease.
Thanks everyone for all your help.
Laura

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Re: [Felvtalk] Please add Charlotte to the CLS

2009-05-05 Thread Elizabeth Paz

Laurie I'm so sorry about Charlotte, just a note to let you know I care and I'm 
thinking about you. I agree with you I hate this disease also.

 

Liz.

 


 
 Date: Tue, 5 May 2009 21:51:19 -0700
 From: hingebacktorto...@yahoo.com
 To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
 Subject: [Felvtalk] Please add Charlotte to the CLS
 
 
 Charlotte has just passed away.
 I came home from work, went into her room and she was lying on her side, 
 crying and breathing heavily. I ran and let my dogs out, came back to her and 
 held her for what turned out to be about 4 hours. She gradually slowed down, 
 but was responding to my voice for quite a while. Eventually that stopped and 
 I knew she was probably unconscious. She passed at the stroke of midnight, 
 and I know it sounds crazy, but I immediately felt so calm - I can only 
 explain it by saying that as soon as she died I physically felt her suffering 
 end. It was so strange. I am sitting here crying as I write this even though 
 I know it's better and she won't be in pain any more. But she'd been doing so 
 well and eating like a pig. Just this morning she was stuffing her face with 
 chicken. So I thought that maybe I could have her with me for just a while 
 longer, and just maybe she'd be one who survived despite the odds. Guess I 
 was wrong. I hate this disease.
 Thanks everyone for all your help.
 Laura
 
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