OT-kitties & healing

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My TT here (Sheri from sunny FL) got home this afternoon and Ray

(looks like a Russian Blue, 14) was waiting to arrive in her lap.

Before she even got eased into the recliner. She grabbed the " coughing

bunny " , which Dr Carolyn bought for all post-ops to come after her

here. And Ray took a disgruntled 2nd place beside the bunny.

He went away, chewed on her hospital flowers, gave them back, then

arrived for more, but this time, he managed to oooooze the bunny off

her lap and himself more mid-center, gently. Now, he is purring away

mostly on her lap, and in his fave position, has one arm neatly

stapled down to the chair. They both look so content. Awwwwwwww.

I think that is why I've healed so successfully so many times. Cat

purrs make healing happen.

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Any ideas?? OT...but please read!

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> In a message dated 12/12/03 6:37:40 AM,

Graduate-OSSG writes:

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> << Any ideas?? OT...but please read! >>

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> kitties are definitely gastric bypass topics; they are angel helpers

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> cravings. They are almost complete protein first (for hugs). They

are low sugar

> and are THE models of good body image.

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> Carol, that is a blessing story. I would watch the papers and drive

around a

> bit. If she is loved and not abandoned somehow, someone willbe

looking for

> her. You can also call humane soc and say you found a black beauty.

Owner likely

> to call there. There may be a website for lost kitties in Chi, also.

> love,

> ceep, black cat goes with black leather beautifully

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