Wendy,
I believe it was me who wrote you off-list..
No worry, I am not offended in the least,,
And, I have not been on-line for awhile, so I did not see your original
post seeking reply.
Hugs,
Patti her gang
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Dear Cassandra,
Please know that I am sending my deepest sympathy to you your husband.
What a heart breaking time you have had... Words can't even convey my
feelings for your losses...
Much love,
Patti
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Wow, Marylyn, that's an impressive diet!
What a lucky girl she is... :)
Right now I have to depend on high quality foods that I can get @ the store,
like the ones I mentioned.
I have 4 felv+ cats, many other rescue cats (I do Siamese rescue) that have
come to me w/ chronic health problems
Marylyn and Susan:
Thanks for the kind words and support from both of you. I feel like such a novice in this area. I think I pretty much lived in denial for four years thinking that Monkee was such a healthy, tough kitty that he would shake off his FeLV. In fact, I was going to have him re-tested
Hi all,
Wanted to update let you know my husband is home now.
He has already went to the Dr. had his dressing change. He is wearing a
temporary cast until Thursday the 28th then the Dr will put on the regular
cast.
He has been cantankerous ole fart but is getting better. The Dr. is proud
Terrie, I'm so glad your husband is home and being a cantankerous ole
fart. And that his arm see
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Terrie,
That's great news, I hope he continues to heal well and quickly. I
know when Mike was hurt and couldn't work it was driving him crazy and
he was driving me crazy, so I can sympathize!!
Healing thoughts and prayers comin' at ya ...
--
Belinda
happiness is being owned by cats ...
Oops, sorry, I hit some button that must mean send to my computer. I
meant to say,
Terrie, I'm so glad your husband is home and being a cantankerous ole
fart. And that his arm seems to be doing well.
I feel your pain regarding being told you look older. Saturday at the
movies the ticket
Great news Terri! I hope everything is smooth-sailing from here on out! I'll
keep you in my thoughts and prayers.
Melissa
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Ki seems to be a bit better. He is snacking on dry
food. Won't eat wet unless it's raw chicken.
Fever got down to 102.8 yesterday, and is back up to
103 this AM. At least he is out of the 104 range. I
dunno. He could be a lot worse off as we all know.
Dede
When you are in the service of
Cassandra,
My heart feels for you Sweetie!
I wish I could say something to help you ease the pain some.
As we all know on this list it isn't easy when one passes to the bridge.
Remember we are here for you whether you want to vent or just chat.
On Thursday the 21st of June I had to tell my
Cassandra,
I don't even know you or your husband, but I've been so sad for you today. I
wish I could offer some words of comfort, but I know nothing can ease the
pain right now. Just know that you have many friends here to turn to if you
need someone to listen, or if you just want to grieve as
Terrie --
Yes, it's very tough. Gentle Bridge vibes to Big Red, and hugs to those
who love him.
Diane R.
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Tomi may have had wet FIP at the end, I don't know, but he was very anemic as
well. For the last week, his belly was swollen, and he was eating and drinking
alot, but still getting thinner. Does that sound like FIP? I don't know where
he would get that from. Not that it matters I suppose,
I am so sorry about Tomi. It's very difficult to know now if he had FIP or not
- there are lots of other causes for swollen belly than FIP - if you had done
some lab work, I can probably take a look at and see if it was possibily FIP or
not as I lost 8 kitties to FIP, I am somewhat familiar
Thank you all so much for your thoughts and prayers. Knowing there are people
out there who truly understand and care without having ever met myself or my
babies means so much to me. This is a link to a picture I made the first time
Tomi was sick, and have since had printed and framed (Tomi
Cassandra,
I'm so very sorry for your loss.
Kelley
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Thank you all so much for your thoughts and prayers. Knowing there are
people out there who truly understand and care without having ever met
myself or my babies means so much to me. This is a link
Yes, it certainly sounds like wet FIP.
All cats carry the corona virus, which can morph into FIP.
It really just depends on genetics, age, (very young older cats) and on
extenuating circumstance like being felv+. (immune compromised)
There are 2 forms of FIP, the wet the dry.
My first felv+
It is awful. However, please try to remember the wonderful gifts they have
given you and how much your heart grows every time you love and care for one of
these little ones. It is pure lovenot the kind many people
exchange.
Blessings to you and your daughter. Big Red has
Feel free. Just know that the Primal is bought in frozen cubes, the veggies
are frozen organic and picked up at a good grocery and chopped in a little
Black and Decker chopped and the others are powders just mixed in. Trust me.
There
What sweet and beautiful pictures. They are so close.
I am certain they are happy together now.
Dede
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Cassandra,
I'm so very sorry for your loss.
Kelley
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Thank you all so much for your thoughts
Cassandra,they are absolutley beautiful angels
C J [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Thank you all so much for your
thoughts and prayers. Knowing there are people out there who truly understand
and care without having ever met myself or my babies means so much to me. This
is a link to a
PS: Per usable ounce of food Dixie's diet costs no more than Fancy Feast and I
anticipate far fewer health problems and certainly fewer worries about the
quality of food. The frozen cubes are easy for me to handle too. And I am
vegetarian. I tried cooking for her but this is so incredibly
What wonderful pictures and what good friends they are. It isn't of much
comfort right now but they are happily together. Maybe the thought of them all
being together, playing, napping and doing all those things cats do will be of
help later.
no, ALL cats do NOT carry the corona virus. please get your facts straight
before posting things.
On 6/25/07, Susan Dubose [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes, it certainly sounds like wet FIP.
All cats carry the corona virus, which can morph into FIP.
It really just depends on genetics, age,
Also, there are lots and lots of other (treatable) illness which mimic many
symptoms of FIP - swallone belly, weight loss, difficulty breathing alone are
NOT enough to even assume that its' FIP - For example, if you have a kitty with
liver disease, symptoms you will see is a very similar as you
Cassandra
I have not been able to keep up with emails of late, but this caught my eye.
I am so sorry. I was so hoping Tomi would rally again. He is at peace and
you saved him from a much worse fate in the woods. He knows he was loved and
is your special angel.
My Tiny died of a sudden
Ok,I was bit liberal w/ my wording.
All cats do not carry the corona virus.
I know that.
However, lots of cats do carry the corona virus, espeically cats in multi cat
households.
Not all cats w/ the corona virus contact FIP, and it is not known why some do @
this point.
Mostly, however, it
Ouch MC...that hurt...
--- MaryChristine [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
no, ALL cats do NOT carry the corona virus. please
get your facts straight
before posting things.
On 6/25/07, Susan Dubose [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Yes, it certainly sounds like wet FIP.
All cats carry the corona
Hi Caroline,
Welcome to the group, although I am sorry you've had
to come here at all. Sweet Monkee is lucky to have
you.
The first thought I had reading your post was about
your vet. In the beginning, did he test for FeLV and
tell you that Monkee had FeLV? Did he specifically
tell you that
Hey Dede,
I'm glad to hear that Ki is getting along. I hope you
are doing well too.
:)
Wendy
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Ki seems to be a bit better. He is snacking on dry
food. Won't eat wet unless it's raw chicken.
Fever got down to 102.8 yesterday, and is back up to
My husband works with a young guy who lives with his parents on a farm. These
people have barn cats, who they basically care very little about. Well one of
the cats had kittens a couple of days ago, and got cornered by a dog. By the
looks of how scratched up the dog was, she put up a good
That's good Ki is doing better. I'm hoping that he keeps going strong.
Sometimes they can suprise us with how strong they are.
Cassandra
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It is good to hear your husband is doing well. Just make sure he listens and
does what the doctor wants him to, and hopefully he'll recover close to 100%.
Cassandra
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Hey Cassandra,
It does indeed sound like you have a situation, but
never fear, time will tell the answer whether you're
ready or not. lol. I honestly don't know what to
tell you. Only you can know if it's too much to take
on right now. If you do take the kitties in, it won't
be long before
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