Jean,
As hard as it is you really have to get food into Wallace, whether
via syringe feeding of offering food every few minutes and getting him
to take some. Cancer takes a lot of energy to fight, Wallace needs all
the nutrition he can get, cancer robs the body of it's life giving
Jean,
I hope your snuggles were comforting. Sometimes we need them just as much as
they need us. I hope everything turns out for the best. You and Wallace are
in my thoughts and prayers...
Melissa
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Hi Jean,
I am so sorry that the sonogram/biopsy showed cancer.
I was hoping it was something more curable. I am
sorry that you got this type of news. It's never
easy. Do they think Wallace is a candidate for one of
the types of feeding tubes? I think Belinda is the
one who has had to have a
OK. Crying is good. It cleanse the heart and mind. Good story because you
will hear enough awful ones:
The Royal Princess Kitty Katt was diagnosed with cancer (not really sure
which one because, when it was discovered, it had spread big time). I took
her to specialists. They said treat
I am sorry you are both going through this right now..
When Smokey had this disease, I cried a lot. I
talked to him all the time so he would know how much i
loved him, and how special he was. I think they know.
Just as they sense stress, they sense love.
You will know through the guidance of
Jean, I am so sorry you guys are going through this.
elizabeth
On 6/14/07, Jean [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi folks--
Just got home from the vet a little while ago.
Wallace was such a good boy for both vets that he
didn't need to be sedated for his sonogram or biopsy.
That's my good boy.
Jean, when a furbaby is sick, it's not off topic! And of course a lot of
people on this list have had other cats with other ailments, I'm sure
someone has gone through something similar. As for enticing -- the best
tips I know are KFC warm and deboned, meat baby food without onions, liver
shake
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