Re: was NIH Update/now kitties and husbands

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I'm so sorry to hear your kitty has lymphoma. It would be so hard to have

one gone only a couple months ago, and then to find this out about the other

one.

I don't know what I'd do without my kitty-cat. She's going to be 15 in a couple

months. She's lived the longest of any I've had. It broke my heart each time one

of the others passed away. I get pretty attached to them.

My hubby will do the same thing yours did....tell others(oh, and the dr. too)

that I'm fine, as I lay there in agony....there have only been a couple times he

didn't. One was last year to a rheumie-when I needed pain meds after a surgery,

and one a couple days ago when talking to his brother.

I could be in agony and scheduled for a surgery shortly, and he'd tell people I

was doing just fine!!!! Now figure that out!

Do husbands come with operating manuals that instruct them to say this no matter

what? or are they too proud? in denial? or what? I could scream when he does

that!

CindyH

Wisc

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From: ngsamuelson

The Dr. asked how I was doing and he told him I had a little trouble with my

left shoulder but was OK.

Now our youngest kitty, 3 years old has Lymphoma, started her on Chemo today. My

precious Scooter died only 2 months ago.