Yesss.my holistic vet does both and some other
things. Wish you were near Louisville KY.
On Jul 4, 2011, at 2:51 PM, Natalie wrote:
Or acupuncture!
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Mine recommends Pepcid when my little guys spit up too much.
On Oct 25, 2010, at 10:12 AM, Bonnie Hogue wrote:
Paola
Thanks for that information. But I think I've finally solved the
mystery of the Pee Spot! Lucky frequently spits up. He'll be fine
for days, then have a bout of spitting
pennyroyal and lavender also
On Oct 14, 2010, at 6:25 PM, Beth wrote:
Stay away from tea tree oil. It is toxic to cats I've seen it in
Natural remedies for cats - scary! Natural isn't always better.
Beth
Dont Litter, Fix Your Critter! www.Furkids.org
Check amazon and http://www.omahavaccine.com/first_time_customer.asp
for better prices.
On Oct 13, 2010, at 10:24 PM, Bonnie Hogue wrote:
I called the vet and picked up a tube of this gel today. It is
expensive (over $21 a tube!) but he ate it tonight with no negative
reaction. So that's
Be careful with some of the natural products and cats. It is one thing
for them to be safe with dogs
On Oct 12, 2010, at 1:35 PM, Stacy Zacher wrote:
Thanks to everyone for the ideas, I will run them past my vet today
and confirm if he does have fleas or not. He eats from only
I'm not sure the origin of this line but please consider carrying some
ice packs. I traveled two hours, stopped to visit a lady that Kitty
apparently didn't care for (she hid under some towels and stayed there
for another hour or so in very moderate weather). When we arrived at
my
They do. Dixie sent me Copper (a tiny kitten from the same pine
thicket she came from) a month after she left and Thomas (another tiny
kitten from the same pine thicket) two weeks latertake two, they
are small.
And the ones that are sent are so special.
I am sorry for your loss and
I use it on oak and pine floors and have had no problem.
On Sep 24, 2010, at 12:15 PM, POTT, BEVERLY wrote:
Is it ok for hardwood floors?
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really am trying to do my best to keep her healthy and
happy.
Thanks again for your input and concern.
Melinda and Fuji
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usually sprinkle baking soda into the litter box after
I've
scooped it; it refreshes and keeps the litter smelling better for a
lot
longer.
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There is a milky gallon bottle at Sams that is a concentrate for about
$10. There is a spray bottle (not concentrate) at some WalMarts. I
am sure the other is fine but probably over priced.
On Sep 23, 2010, at 7:56 PM, Natalie wrote:
I wanted to post a picture of the bottle of OdoBan to
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Some will disagree but, if you can, keeping
I put a 10 x 10 x 6 foot tall kennel on the side porch for Dixie
Louise Doodle Katt JP as a reward for being very wonderful when Mom
was in the hospital. We went out and sat together. It was a
wonderful time. I wish she was still here.
On Sep 19, 2010, at 3:36 PM, Belinda Sauro wrote:
manages to escape my clutches, I won't worry too much!
She stays pretty close and always comes home in a couple of hours.
I really am trying to do my best to keep her healthy and happy.
Thanks again for your input and concern.
Melinda and Fuji
On Sep 18, 2010, at 6:49 AM, Cougar Clan wrote
Some will disagree but, if you can, keeping Lucky inside will help
keep him healthy at his age even w/o the FeLV issue. There are some
ferals who hang out at Mom's that are in that age group and I worry
about them. They can't be touched but are very wonderful cats. I live
trapped them to
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Some will disagree but, if you can, keeping Lucky inside will help
keep
Personally, I would read the information on the board about the
testing procedures and have him retested. Meanwhile I would vaccinate
my cats and keep Lucky safe until he is retested. Depending on what
you decide to do about mixing (again this board has lots of
information--I mixed after
Don't wait days to check. If it came through, and it did, you will be
getting information in days if not hours. This is an extremely caring
group of people with a common hate..this awful diseaseand a
love of the living.
On Sep 16, 2010, at 12:53 PM, Bonnie Hogue wrote:
Thank
:
Thanks, Cougar Clan. I am looking up a holistic vet here in Sonoma
County.
Lucky was living outside and not coming around for feeding. I knew
I had to do something when I spotted him just after sunset one
evening on the neighbor's roof, looking out on the world. It was
the saddest, most
Bless you for caring and giving him the love he needed and deserved.
The little girl who came to me, Dixie Louise Doodle Katt, stayed for
two wonderful yearsfar more than the vets ever though possible. A
month after Dixie left this world, she sent me a kitten who really
needed a
Julie,
His fate would probably been much worse than that. Cats that are sick
or impaired become prey...easy prey...instead of hunters. I am sure
you know that cats don't show their people symptoms when they are
sick..it is because they will die in the wildthe same, to a
degree
You might consider a ramp or something like that so he can continue to
get on the bed with you. If you acclimate him to it now, he can
decide to use it on his own.
On Jul 23, 2010, at 4:23 PM, Lorrie wrote:
Amy, I've had several FelV cats with back leg problems, and
they seem to know when
I haven't.
On Jul 13, 2010, at 9:11 AM, MaryChristine wrote:
don't want to duplicate stuff, but if you HAVEN'T seen them, let me
know and
i'll put up the link.
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Another name is fiddler spider...
On Jul 11, 2010, at 7:31 AM, create_me_...@yahoo.com wrote:
We are talking bout a Brown Recluse? Don't they have the violin on
their back? I find them all the time will be much more careful from
now on!
Beth
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On the insurance issue...please try to get something that covers
people who visit. Cats scratch and they bite. I had two surgeries on
a finger that one little girl who was defending herself broke. Had it
been on someone else's property or had she been an owned cat, that
person and not
Any chance of finding another vet???
Re chemo: That is what the experts wanted to do to the Royal Princess
Kitty Katt for cancer. I talked to her regular vets and we decided
that the chemo would take an awful toll on Kitty, making her
miserable. We opted to do nothing. This is what I
And they give you their hearts..I am so glad Casper could
leave this world loved and at home with his friends. I know he is
sending you the very best kind of love and warmth...a warmth that will
make your heart heal and grow so you can continue loving little ones.
On Apr 7, 2010,
Animal Communications works..honest. Don't be freaked out about
it. And they will talk to you if you let them.
On Mar 22, 2010, at 12:02 PM, LauraM wrote:
And this will freak you out. I met someone on Saturday who has a
friend who's a full-time psychic. I emailed him about Bridget and
It was. Bridget was watching after you just as Dixie watched after
me. She, like Bridget, knew that too much grief was not good for her
Person and being busy is a good distraction. Dixie sent me two very
small kittens, Sir Copper and Sir Thomas Cougar, who are now very big
cats. If you
If you were good at trusting your instincts you would not have needed
Bridget. You would have missed the pain you are in now but you would
never have had the wonderful pleasure of knowing Bridget.
On Mar 19, 2010, at 1:21 PM, LauraM wrote:
You might be right about that. I know a woman who's
Wait, calm yourself, and, when the time is right, talk to Bridget.
She will talk back to you when it is right. Honest.
On Mar 18, 2010, at 6:31 PM, LauraM wrote:
I never got to say goodbye. I handed her over and left her with
strangers and left her to die without me. I don't know how long
Not really. When I took Dixie to be spayed (we found out later--
before surgery--that she had already been spayed) there were detailed
discussions about stress and FeLV+ cats and which was more stressful,
surgery or going through heat at least twice a year. And my vets
were not in favor
As painful as it is, you are blessed and so is Baby Girl. She got to
leave this world the way she wanted to. The Royal Princess Kitty Katt
got to leave on her own terms and so did Dixie Louise. I have learned
so much from them about letting them leave on their ownnot to let
them
What state are you in?
On Mar 5, 2010, at 12:51 PM, MaryChristine wrote:
THEY DON'T CARE.
if there is a bat found in the house, they will tell you that you
AND the
cats could easily have been bitten without your even noticing it, by
the
very sharp little bat teeth. if the bat comes back
There has been several cases of rabid bats in Ky. This is a
consideration. I have to ask what the odds are of a bat getting in
the house, then what are the odds of it biting Copper or Thomas then
what are the odds of it being rabid. Each person must decide. Ky
accepts titers by the way
Please throw away the calendar and enjoy your time together...no one
knows when they are going to leave this world. We really do start
dying the day we are born. As far as guilt you are feeling, put it
away. Casper is lovedthat is what is important.
On Mar 4, 2010, at 6:47 PM, Frank
Thoughts: Your vet (at least in KY) can certify that the cat is not
able to be vaccinated safely. There are pros and cons. I've done
this with one cat and one dog.
There is a homeopathic remedy, thuja (sp??) that used before and after
the vaccination helps. Copper and Thomas had
Thanks for the information re the FeLVI have concerns about my
boys not being vaccinated because of the what-ifs associated with
travel and .well..thanks. Having lost Dixie to this and being
inclined to help out cats with no caregivers, the boys safety is a
concern.
On Mar 3,
Consider another FeLV+ cat if adoption takes too long. You can save a
life, help both cats live happily and well, two are always
easier than one.
On Mar 3, 2010, at 4:18 PM, Trish Sebben wrote:
Hi,
My foster kitty, Zelda, has been diagnosed FeLV+ (snap test and
IFA). I am
If it would make no difference in what you will do and you are very
sure that you will never look back with regrets don't do it. As far
as rabiesperhaps you should check out titers. Make very sure you
will not look back and question your decisions.
On Feb 25, 2010, at 7:15 PM, Avia
The sunroom would be a wonderful solution. Others on this list can
address the health issues. If he is separated, I would not be
concerned personally. I would have a baseline blood test done (your
vet may have already done this.) A few years ago Dixie came into my
life much the way
this is rambling.
Dixie left two years ago and I still miss my wonderful girl. The two
boys she sent me stay close and were not eaten by the hawk family
On Feb 24, 2010, at 5:54 PM, Emeraldkittee wrote:
hi Cougar Clan and Dixie-the-Angel-Cat,
Oh, thank you for writing! it warmed my heart! I
OK.try Rescue Remedy and Feliway if you get him into the
sunroom.and expect to spend some extra time therea nice
recliner or other place for you to nap would be wonderful.
On Feb 24, 2010, at 6:02 PM, Emeraldkittee wrote:
hi Mary Christine,
Yes, he was given his basic shots,
PS stress him as little as you can. Feed him the best you can.
On Feb 24, 2010, at 6:02 PM, Emeraldkittee wrote:
hi Mary Christine,
Yes, he was given his basic shots, but I wasn't sure quite how/where
Panleuk was covered. Someone mentioned it to me as being something I
could transfer via
You loved him and he knew that. It is heart breaking for you and the
helplessness and frustration of the situation must be awful but you
can through for the little one. There are so many what ifs with
this terrible disease. Bless you for caring for this little soul.
Perhaps one day
What a wonderful thought. They will let you know if you ask. Mine
always have.
On Feb 16, 2010, at 7:54 PM, MaryChristine wrote:
GLOW for both all of you. have you asked frosty paws what he wants?
let him
know that you'd to have him stay with you, but that it's okay if
what he
needs is
She was loved and blessed to have you.
On Feb 13, 2010, at 4:06 AM, Sharyl wrote:
I'm heartbroken to write dear sweet Molly Brown is gone. I had to
make that last trip to the vet Tuesday to have her PTS. In addition
to FeLV she developed wet FIP. I knew it was the end when I could
no
I am so glad she had someone to spend her last years withI can not
imagine how awful it is to be a beloved pet then be in a pound because
no one cares. Bless you.
On Jan 31, 2010, at 3:09 PM, Gloria B. Lane wrote:
Li Won passed from my care about 2 days ago - she was 23 year old
Please throw away the calendar and enjoy the time you have together.
Dixie was full grown and then some when she came into my life.
Someone had spayed her. She had wonderful manners. She was thrown
away for reasons unknown and showed up at my Mom's. Eventually I
decided she should be
I am so sorry.and so glad you were there with him. He knew true
love.
On Jan 25, 2010, at 4:37 AM, James G Wilson wrote:
Lyttle Guy passed away in my arms at 4:18am this
morning. He had series of seizures and then gasped his
last breath. He was truly loved and shall be dearly
missed
Amen.I wouldn't have missed the opportunity to love and be loved
by Dixie for anything. The three years we had were wonderful. Dixie
was several years old when she came out of a pine thicket to get food
with the ferals. Apparently, since she was spayed, she was thrown
away at some
I would have no problem adopting them out with full disclosure. You
cannot control the future. There are people in the world who would
welcome a FeLV+ rescue, especially if they have one that needs a
companion. If there are no other cats in the household, I would
encourage the adoption
) you may tell her Marylyn referred
you and that she is free to talk about Dixie Louise Doodle's case.
On Dec 13, 2009, at 7:56 PM, Gloria Lane wrote:
What treatment did your alternative vet use?
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I
with his
food. Not
sure how to deal with that...
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I can't say enough for the alternative vet who has helped me with
numerous four-legged friends including Dixie who was FeLV+. She was
fine until a few days before she left this world and I, too, believe
the alternative treatment helped her leave this world more
peacefully. If you have
Try giving him probiotics. They help with the gas. I've had that
problem with young cats who have come in from the pine thicket. No
idea why though unless there is a food allergy. In my cats' cases it
may be the change of food and the (new) regularity of food.
On Dec 12, 2009, at 7:43
Suggest they cover the cage so he thinks he is in a den.
On Dec 11, 2009, at 1:33 PM, Crystal Proper wrote:
Just wanted to let everyone know I caught the male and female semi
feral FeLV+ that I was talking about in the sanctuary post. Mama
Cat and Dusty are now at the vet waiting to get
Just in case you haven't tried it, gently wrapping a cat in a nice,
thick blanket helps. It may or may not calm the cat but it offers
protection for the person.
On Dec 10, 2009, at 6:11 PM, Debbie Bates wrote:
OMG, the exact words I said to my Baby Ruben..glad I'm not the only
one who
My opinion: It is very important to have the vet keep females
(especially) after being spayed. I had two wonderful little girls
spayed by two different vets. Both girls died three days afterwards.
They were not related and the only known common factor was that they
were dumped and came
I may get jeered at but.have you tried an animal communicator?
On Dec 7, 2009, at 2:47 PM, tamara stickler wrote:
survivor - yes...Little - HA! if ONLY! ;-)
Unfortunately, no, I can't arrange so he gets quality time at
night. The dog, also a rescue, suffers from separation
My boys are negative but I stretched their shots out and were very
selective about which ones they got. My vets approved this given that
they were indoor kittens after they adopted me. Prior to that they
were very young ferals. I waited as long as I could to neuter them
but there were
Consider using PetzLife Brush Away or an additive to the cat's water
that helps with teeth too since the cat has a history of dental
problems.
Hi Caroline. Good to know you are still around.
On Nov 20, 2009, at 12:15 PM, Caroline Kaufmann wrote:
I have a non-positive (just a regular old
On Nov 20, 2009, at 5:07 PM, Caroline Kaufmann wrote:
nn
I think my message was too long with the threads prior, so I am re-
posting only it.
Of course I am still around! Busy with work tho mostly :( I'm on
Facebook with a lot of felv members and that's how I mostly keep up
with them.
You might try to add a little pumpkin to his food. Real canned
pumpkin, not pie filling. I keep several cans on hand because of the
ferals at Mom's. Most are not touchable and you can only do what you
can do for them. My vets use psyllium (just a pinch).
On Nov 19, 2009, at 4:26 PM,
I have to chime in on the raw food. I started cooking for Dixie after
the cat/dog food scare a few years ago and no longer feed my kept cats
any thing with grain. The ferals get Purina dry and canned (I don't
know of any recalls involving their products). I discovered Primal
Raw and
He may have considered you jerks...or at least people to be put in
their place...serving him...but I suspect he loved you in his own way.
Blessings to you for caring for him even with his difficult personality.
On Nov 18, 2009, at 1:17 PM, Amy Ackerman wrote:
I haven't posted much since
First, lessen the stress on him and on yourself and give him and the
others the best food possible. Rescue Remedy and Feliway may help you
and the kittens.
Second, enjoy every minute you have with these babies. Don't look at
calenders and wonder what if when or have self-doubts (almost
Consider a combination of holistic and regular vet care for your new
friend. I really believe it helped Dixie. A month after Dixie left
this world, she sent me a kitten from the same pine thicket she came
from. Two weeks later she sent me another. Both boys see a holistic
vet as did
If home made isn't an option, there are several commercial raw foods
including Primal Raw that Dixie loved mixed with veggies and my boys
love plain. This is a frozen diet, in cubes that are so easy. There
are dried raw diets available too. A Google search should turn them
up as should
Have you thought about making her some chicken soup? Needless to say,
nothing canned but a few pieces of chicken stewed/crockpoted (my
favorite for Copper and Thomas) with maybe a little extra salt to make
her thirsty?
On Nov 15, 2009, at 6:33 PM, TANYA NOE wrote:
Jenny,
Thanks, Maggie
Bless you for loving these little ones.
On Nov 12, 2009, at 9:44 PM, Sherry DeHaan wrote:
MY heart is very heavy tonight.We lost two of the most sweet loving
boys.
Demetri,he was on of my special boys from the day he arrived at Sids
3 1/2 years ago.He was so shy and would hide behind the
Try Rescue Remedy in Spicey's water and the water of your other cats.
Also add Willow (another Bach Remedy) and Feliway spray. I've tried
the room atomizer but don't care for it. I have had wonderful luck
with the Feliway spray and so have my vets.
Don't press Spicey. The Royal
Another thought: Watch Spicey's teeth and gums. Not right now
obviously but when things settle down. Yes, you can get a cat used to
having its mouth opened. Good dental practices are important. Dixie
had stomatitis and we treated it with Petzlife Brush Away (put a
little in the cat's
You will receive wonderful advise from this boardmuch better than
I can give you. My story is that a wonderful throw-away showed up at
Mom's. Due to some problems (read two dead cats at two different
vets) in a very short time, I took the little girl to my personal vets
(Middletown
This is concerning your safety and not the well-being of your
wonderful cat who is having an awful time:
Be very careful about those bites. Perhaps you can get some heavy
leather gloves? I had a feral that I was taking to be spayed bite my
little finger. She broke it and I had to have
If you have access to a holistic vet, check in with her/him. Mine,
Betty Boswell, kept Dixie Louise healthy and happy. Betty works well
with my regular vets who are wonderful too. The combination worked
miracles for three absolutely wonderful years then something through
Dixie into
Both the Royal Princess Kitty Katt and Dixie Louise Doodle Katt, JP
left this world on their own. If I ever have the opportunity to let
one leave this way I will. I will not let one suffer but I will (try)
not to impose my own pian on their bodies. Put yourself in the little
one's place
Have you looked at colostrum
On Aug 11, 2009, at 6:11 PM, Lora wrote:
Belinda,
Thanks for your reply. You are the only one who did. I sincerely
appreciate it.
I realize that some cats are more difficult to pill that others.
Thank God I have conditioned my kids to take their meds.
:19 PM, Lora wrote:
Colostrum?!
As in first milk or immune milk?
What has that got to do with anything?
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You may have her a lot longer than you think. Dixie stayed with me 3
years and there are others who have had pos cats a lot longer than
that. Keep her as stress free and as well fed as you can and she may
reward you with many, many years.I pray so. Bless you for making
the right
My holistic vet prescribed various meds to reduce stress including
Rescue Remedy and Feliway. Perhaps yours has some ideas along those
lines?
On Aug 4, 2009, at 9:08 AM, Lisa Borden wrote:
Hi Iva,
I just wanted to tell you how much I can relate to your dilemma.
Last year, I brought
Peace to you. A suggestion since you are learning to heal: Start a
chronicle of your little one(s). Write in it daily. I've done that
with Copper and Thomas and frequently look back at the notes. Every
time I do, I laugh and love these little guys even more. I sent
emails to some
Be careful of the snake and cats. If he is big enough, he could cause
a lot of harm.
The garage sounds wonderful. Copper and Thomas Cougar and Dixie
before them loved my attached garage. The boys are constantly asking
for patrol time there and, when they have their way (which is most of
Cats are frequently killed in garbage trucks. They jump into
dumpsters to get food then either can't get out or are asleep when the
truck empties the dumpster. And people, being ever so humane, throw
kittens into them. There have been people killed in the same way.
I am so glad you have
I strongly suggest that you get some Feliway spray (maybe from your
vet??) I have had wonderful luck with itincluding with a full
grown cat who had been through lots of traumas and was forced, very
much against her will, to live with me (Daddy's death, charges in the
house [ furniture
You feed them and do everything you can to make their lives easier and
to let them know they are loved. I know, you will probably never
touch them, much less hold them but you do all you can do and worry
and cry then comfort yourself by thinking how much better you have
made their lives.
They make a pad to put under nursing home/hospital patiences that is
washable. I used some several years ago with a dog who was in the
process of leaving this world. Another thought is the odor of the
litter. None of my cats have ever accepted frangranced litter (they
have all been
Amen.
On Jun 29, 2009, at 8:38 AM, Heather wrote:
Ditto, I do a ton of work with ferals and best to trap the kitty
asap to
work with if there are hopes of socializing. Sure you can make
friends
over time but the feral kitten mortality rate is very high so best
to bring
in and will also
While everyone is talking about totes: They make nice shelters for
cats, especially if they are insulated and filled with pine needles
(Mom's ferals and four of my cats all came from a pine thicket) or
straw.
On Jun 29, 2009, at 9:19 AM, Sharyl wrote:
Wendy, since Pepper is healthy I
I use 18 gallon rubbermaid (or knock-off) totes. Depending on age and
condition, your cat may be able to jump in to the tote. This works
for Copper and Thomas and worked for Dixie. I started this with Ebony
who was getting a little older and had touble getting down. The
urine hit the
I would. Otherwise, you will always wonder and doubt yourself.
On Jun 19, 2009, at 5:53 PM, Amy wrote:
Wow! Maybe I should just do the blood test and rule it out. I'll
join the group and learn more.
Thanks!
Amy
Hi. When first diagnosed Frankie did
not have other symptoms and the
Another thought: Compare the A/D ingredients and purpose with some of
the better OTC foods. A/D has been such a standby that other foods
are often ignored. This is a judgment call.
On Jun 18, 2009, at 7:13 AM, Debbie Harrison wrote:
Same here in Florida...but you can't just buy it at
Some random ideas that have worked for me. Keep trying with the food,
especially fried chicken. Spray Feliway on yourself especially the
legs of your pants and hands (where the kitten will smell). Depending
on age try to grab him by the scruff of his neck (like a mother cat).
This
Dixie left suddenly. Anemia. She seemed fine until a day before she
left this world.
On Jun 2, 2009, at 8:23 AM, Susan Finkelstein wrote:
My FeLV+ 5-year-old (or so) kitty died suddenly over the weekend and
I was wondering if anyone has had any similar experiences or heard
of any with
She stumbled the day before she died so I made a call to Middletown
Animal Clinic in Louisville, KY (her regular vets) and we made a Code
3 run from my farm (120 miles). Her vet waited for us; we tried lots
of things and I took her to her holistic vet, put her in an O2 tent
etc. She just
you for mentioning it. What
is an 02 Tent?
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She
One day, when you are ready, Pixie will send you someone who needs
you. That someone may be a feral, a FeLV+, an old cat that no one
wants any more but it will be the right one for you. And it may come
before you think you are ready but, rest assured, it will be the right
one at the
Blessings to all of the little ones and to those who care for them.
The little ones are lucky to be loved and the people who care for them
are lucky to have the little ones and to have the strength and ability
to love them and provide for them. It is so difficult. Prayers and
blessings
You do all you can. Lots of ferals show up at Mom's. One, an awful
looking little guy whose eyes ran, nose ran etc. showed up. He
continued to hang out, finally finding a way to get along with the
resident ferals which is the primary requirement for food, water and
shelter with this
I am so sorry. Losing any of them is awful. Anemia claimed Dixie
Louise. It is so awful and so fastI, too, pray Mattie will be
with you a long time and that she will fill in for CJ...they do seem
to understand the needs and sadness of their people.
Blessings to you for caring
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