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Momma finally threw out all my old medicines. They had all expired in 2008, which helped her be able to let go. She was so worried that if she threw anything out, one of her other furkids would get sick and need it. She did save some needles and syringes, but hopefully she won't need to use them.
Purring for Momma and purring for my Earth siblings to stay healthy.
What a pleasant surprise Momma got today when she logged on to Catster and saw my handsome guardee Tony was Diary of the Day. Doesn't he look so cute all curled up on the home page?
Another one of my guardees, the one and only Arnold P. , is a DDP! If you've never read Arnold's diary, you have to check it out. He is one amusing dude. And handsome, too!
Best of all, sweet little Pickles is doing much better. Purrs really can make miracles happen. I'm purring that he never has another frightening episode like that again!
Everyone please put your paws together and get your motors running for sweet little Pickles. The poor little guy was deaf from birth, but now he's had a seizure and is in critical condition.
Angel Patrick sent Pickles to his Mom the day after he had to leave her for the Bridge, just a few short months ago. Please purr that Pickles recovers. Rainbow Bridge has been getting crowded lately and he's still needed down there.
If you believe in the power of the purr, miracles can happen.