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Cat Forum / Cat Anecdotes / November 2005REMINDER: Purr for Betty
Tak's Betty started her treatment about 25 minutes ago. Please remember to send extra purrs that *this* treatment works. Hugs, CatNipped > Tak's Betty started her treatment about 25 minutes ago. Please > remember to send extra purrs that *this* treatment works. > > Hugs, > > CatNipped Purrs will be ongoing for the next few hours.  SignatureAdrian (Owned by Snoopy and Bagheera) A House is not a home, without a cat. http://community.webshots.com/user/clowderuk > Tak's Betty started her treatment about 25 minutes ago. Please remember to > send extra purrs that *this* treatment works. The Furballs are purring madly! Lesley Slave of the Fabulous Furballs Purrs coming from the West Coast. I *really* hope this treatment is helpful! Joyce (PS - I didn't expect to be awake at this time, and expected to bring up the later end of the purr chain, but I woke up with such a bad sore throat that I couldn't sleep. So glad this group is international, and that there's always somebody, somewhere, awake and posting no matter what time it is. It's the "newsgroup that never sleeps". :)) >> Tak's Betty started her treatment about 25 minutes ago. Please remember >> to send extra purrs that *this* treatment works. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Slave of the Fabulous Furballs Sent heavenward purrs for Betty. MLB & TuTu > Tak's Betty started her treatment about 25 minutes ago. Please > remember to > send extra purrs that *this* treatment works. I think that was arrival time, with treatment scheduled for shortly after. Here we remembered and have been sending Good Vibrations for the past hour. And will so so for the rest of the afternoon and evening. I'm finding it easy to keep Betty at the forefront of my thoughts because I constantly think of dear Pericles who was taken long before his time :-( Purrs Gordon & the FF We are definately purring on this end for Betty and will continue too. Skritches, KittyLady > Tak's Betty started her treatment about 25 minutes ago. Please remember to > send extra purrs that *this* treatment works. > > Hugs, > > CatNipped I've been sending Betty my best since 6:00 AM Pacific, and will keep it going till afternoon. Dan > Tak's Betty started her treatment about 25 minutes ago. Please > remember to send extra purrs that *this* treatment works. > > Hugs, > > CatNipped Yep. This is why Persia kept tapping at my face about 30 minutes ago and purring at me. (She'd already been fed.) Purrs on the way for sweet Betty and for Tak's peace of mind. Jill >Tak's Betty started her treatment about 25 minutes ago. Please remember to >send extra purrs that *this* treatment works. Sure thing. We've been purring & purr-aying & clock-watching all morning. Fingers crossed, doggy-wags, & whatever it takes. Jeanne Sending purrs across the pond. Marcia > Sending purrs across the pond. > > Marcia Purrs from the great Canadian north... --Fil >Tak's Betty started her treatment about 25 minutes ago. Please remember to >send extra purrs that *this* treatment works. The Whitstable Threesome are doing the purry thang for Betty, especially Carrie, who looks remarkably like her. SignatureCathi I'm really overwhelmed by all the attention that just one little tuxedo girl's cancer treatment has been getting! I know that I'm very much in love with Betty because she owns me, but I didn't realize that she could infect so many people. I still don't know how that could have happened. Betty did get her new chemotherapy today. I got up this morning as usual, and Betty was doing her usual routine of holding on to my shoulder to try to convince me to stay in bed. She's more nocturnal than I am these days, so tends to wander away from bed during the night, and by sunrise is quite sleepy, and will be in a state of luxurious sleep in my arms, under the covers. I held her like a teddy bear and gave her plenty of kisses. I got up, but Betty elected to stay as a bedlump. She took over the warm human-shaped depression that I had left. After my morning ablutions, I brought the carrier over to the bed, making sure she clearly heard its distinctive clinking of metal. In anything unpleasant I have to do, I make sure that Betty has some warning, so that she can be assured that the rest of time, if things seem fine, they really are. It's part of a strategy to make the her world feel safe and predictable. Most of the time. I turned over the covers. Betty looked sad, and gave a little cry. I picked her up and lowered her into the carrier. She didn't struggle at all. She almost never does. I dropped her off at the oncology center, and went back in the early evening to pick her up. Betty gave one "meow" of protest in the lobby. Everyone laughed and repeated, "Meow!" Betty can turn people into mimics! I put her in the car, and started the drive home. Betty started up with her periodic "Ow" cries. I slipped my fingers through the front grate of her carrier, and she purred and headbutted. When I took my hand away, she started crying again. I said, "I'm so sorry my love. I've never given you a choice about anything. You eat what I give you without complaining, go where I take you, live where I live. I don't own you. You have your own life, and it may be very short now. Do what you want to do. Make your own choice for once about where you want to be, and what you want to see." So I unlatched the top of Betty's carrier. Betty popped up to look around. She went to every single car window. She meowed at the world going by. She came to my lap. She meowed at other cars. Then she decided that she liked her carrier best after all, and went back in, hunkering down. Right now, she's purring up a storm on my lap. She looks funny with a little shaved wrist, and is covered with the scent of perfume. I think the techs were fond of her today. and you wonder why we, who'v never met her, love her too! purrs continueing for betty. SignatureThere are many intelligent species in the Universe. They are all owned by cats. Anonymous One cat just leads to another. -Ernest Hemingway > I'm really overwhelmed by all the attention that just one little > tuxedo girl's cancer treatment has been getting! I know that I'm very [quoted text clipped - 48 lines] > little shaved wrist, and is covered with the scent of perfume. I > think the techs were fond of her today. >and you wonder why we, who'v never met her, love her too! purrs continueing >for betty. I do wonder. :) I don't say all that much about her, but then we all love cats here on RPCA. > >and you wonder why we, who'v never met her, love her too! purrs continueing > >for betty. > > I do wonder. :) I don't say all that much about her, but then we all > love cats here on RPCA. you're right, we do all love cats here. I like other cats I see, but you have to get to know a cat to love it, and those little notes you write let us have the wonderful priveledge of knowing and loving betty. She is a very special cat. > I'm really overwhelmed by all the attention that just one little > tuxedo girl's cancer treatment has been getting! I know that I'm very [quoted text clipped - 48 lines] > little shaved wrist, and is covered with the scent of perfume. I > think the techs were fond of her today. Dear Tak, How could we not be in love with your sweet Betty? Please rest assured that she knows that you are doing your best for her, even if it sometimes isn't the most pleasant thing she's experienced. I think it's harder for us than for them. I'm not fully convinced that they "do" guilt in the same way we tend to. We second guess ourselves all the time, though. We've all seen what the Power of Purr can do, and we're all hoping that this time it helps give some extra oomph to the new chemo. One thing that does concern me, though, is that you know that you are part of this family, too. We care about you both, not just Betty and...um...you know...that guy. ;-) So if you ever need to talk to someone there's bound to be someone awake and around in this international family room/lounge we have here. {{{Tak and Betty}}} - Denise Brennasmeowmy (at work suffering from MMS for some strange reason <grin>) >Dear Tak, How could we not be in love with your sweet Betty? Please >rest assured that she knows that you are doing your best for her, even [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] >- Denise Brennasmeowmy (at work suffering from MMS for some strange >reason <grin>) Awww, I'm touched. Betty is too. She just said so by doing her one handed curtsey - she got up on her hind legs, stretched her left foreleg against my arm, bowed her head, and said "rrau". > I'm really overwhelmed by all the attention that just one little > tuxedo girl's cancer treatment has been getting! I know that > I'm very much in love with Betty because she owns me, but I > didn't realize that she could infect so many people. I still > don't know how that could have happened. Amazing isn't it? Your stories make us love Betty as much as you do. As much as everyone loved Shadow. And Grant. And Nikki. And Jazz. And The Dust, and everyotherlittlecreature who's passed through our lives. <gentle snip> > Right now, she's purring up a storm on my lap. She looks funny > with a little shaved wrist, and is covered with the scent of > perfume. I think the techs were fond of her today. I'm glad she's home and where she belongs. We're still sending good thoughts and purrs that this is going to give her more time, and you more time with her. You'll know. *hugs* SignatureCheryl >Amazing isn't it? Your stories make us love Betty as much as you >do. As much as everyone loved Shadow. And Grant. And Nikki. And >Jazz. And The Dust, and everyotherlittlecreature who's passed >through our lives. There are so many kitties that we love, including all of the above. It's true. > I'm really overwhelmed by all the attention that just one little > tuxedo girl's cancer treatment has been getting! I know that I'm very [quoted text clipped - 48 lines] > little shaved wrist, and is covered with the scent of perfume. I > think the techs were fond of her today. I'm sure they were. She seems in pretty good pluck having had such a long treatment. I sure hope you see improvement. What a little sweetheart. We fell in love with her through your eyes, you know. >I'm sure they were. She seems in pretty good pluck having had such a >long treatment. I sure hope you see improvement. What a little >sweetheart. We fell in love with her through your eyes, you know. She's always had a lot more pluck during all this than you might expect. Probably being in a cage all day made Betty more spunky once she was let out, not less. If this chemotherapy is like the previous one though, her tummy will be a little upset for a week or so. Oddly, this made her eat even more last time, since she had to make up for whatever she threw up. I sooooooooooooo hope she has more quality time with you. Purring up a storm in W for Betty in B. Suz&Spicey >I sooooooooooooo hope she has more quality time with you. Purring up a >storm in W for Betty in B. >Suz&Spicey I think I can hear her from the other side of the town line, Suz. :) I feel fond of all the cats I read about on the group. There are a few I feel that I love, and Betty is one of them. Please, please, let her be healed with this new treatment. I shall be absolutely devastated if she isn't, so it just has to work. I've been chanting and praying all day for her. Silently when at work, but out loud now I'm home. I feel quite distressed and tearful that is nothing else I can do. Tweed > I'm really overwhelmed by all the attention that just one little > tuxedo girl's cancer treatment has been getting! I know that I'm very [quoted text clipped - 48 lines] > little shaved wrist, and is covered with the scent of perfume. I > think the techs were fond of her today. >I feel fond of all the cats I read about on the group. There are a few I >feel that I love, and Betty is one of them. Please, please, let her be >healed with this new treatment. I shall be absolutely devastated if she >isn't, so it just has to work. I've been chanting and praying all day for >her. Silently when at work, but out loud now I'm home. >I feel quite distressed and tearful that is nothing else I can do. Thank you Tweed. And thank you for reminding me that there is a possibility. I keep forgetting that these days. > I'm really overwhelmed by all the attention that just one little > tuxedo girl's cancer treatment has been getting! I know that I'm very [quoted text clipped - 48 lines] > little shaved wrist, and is covered with the scent of perfume. I > think the techs were fond of her today. {{{{{{{{{{Tak and Betty}}}}}}}}}} Tak, we love Betty because we know she has to be a very special, extremely intelligent cat to have chosen you as her slave! Hugs, CatNipped >{{{{{{{{{{Tak and Betty}}}}}}}}}} > >Tak, we love Betty because we know she has to be a very special, extremely >intelligent cat to have chosen you as her slave! Betty seems to me to be average in intelligence among cats, but cats are usually pretty smart anyway, and Betty is not an exception. My side of the story is that I chose her though. When I was writing that, Betty grabbed my hand and pulled it tight against her chest. She's saying, "No, *I* chose *you*!" :) When she did that, I got a clear look at her shaved wrist. It's very velvety where they shaved it all around, and it makes her foreleg look like a rabbit's foot on a stick. I noticed they shaved off those funny elbow whiskers that cats have - oh well, they'll grow back. > >{{{{{{{{{{Tak and Betty}}}}}}}}}} > > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > When I was writing that, Betty grabbed my hand and pulled it tight > against her chest. She's saying, "No, *I* chose *you*!" :) Of course she did. > When she did that, I got a clear look at her shaved wrist. It's very > velvety where they shaved it all around, and it makes her foreleg look > like a rabbit's foot on a stick. I noticed they shaved off those > funny elbow whiskers that cats have - oh well, they'll grow back. I know, you don't realize how delicate their little legs look until you see them like that. They shaved off her teleportation whiskers!!!?? AWWWWWWWW, poor baby! Hugs, CatNipped >I know, you don't realize how delicate their little legs look until you see >them like that. Yes, looking at it, I'd say that a single human finger is probably much stronger structurally than a cat wrist, especially considering that a cat forearm would be made of two thin bones, instead of a single big fat bone like in a finger. We need to handle them with care. >They shaved off her teleportation whiskers!!!?? AWWWWWWWW, poor baby! LOL! I didn't know that's what those were for. ;) > When she did that, I got a clear look at her shaved wrist. It's > very velvety where they shaved it all around, and it makes her > foreleg look like a rabbit's foot on a stick. I noticed they > shaved off those funny elbow whiskers that cats have - oh well, > they'll grow back. Doesn't that just look so strange? I remember posting pictures of Shadow with his mittens. http://community.webshots.com/photo/48248154/48248154MsgiAj I sure miss that cat. That's the thing - the more they touch your heart, the more you miss them. They all go before us, even if they're not sick. Just so not fair. SignatureCheryl >Doesn't that just look so strange? I remember posting pictures of >Shadow with his mittens. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] >heart, the more you miss them. They all go before us, even if they're >not sick. Just so not fair. That's such a sad photo album!! I highly recommend, with a TW, everyone see it. I remember Shadow's story when it was developing seemed extremely bad, like some kind of tragedy. >I'm really overwhelmed by all the attention that just one little >tuxedo girl's cancer treatment has been getting! I know that I'm very [quoted text clipped - 48 lines] >little shaved wrist, and is covered with the scent of perfume. I >think the techs were fond of her today. Tak, We all purred and prayed all day that this would help. How could we not love her? We're also adding purrayers for peace and comfort for the both of you. Keep us posted... Kim and the CRC >Tak, >We all purred and prayed all day that this would help. How could we >not love her? We're also adding purrayers for peace and comfort for >the both of you. Keep us posted... > >Kim and the CRC Thank you so much. Things have been evolving fairly slowly though, so I don't expect a high frequency... but I'll report as usual when something happens. I've noticed that some people have asked for updates on Betty before, but there really wasn't much new happening, just moderate growth. How sweet, I loved that story. Betty and you are quite a team. I'm glad she seems to have come through this so well. Fingers are still crossed for her, Rhonda > Do what you want to do. Make > your own choice for once about where you want to be, and what you want > to see." >How sweet, I loved that story. > >Betty and you are quite a team. I'm glad she seems to have come through >this so well. > >Fingers are still crossed for her, It didn't occur to me that it was a "story", but I guess it is! Every day brings a new tale. :) >I'm really overwhelmed by all the attention that just one little >tuxedo girl's cancer treatment has been getting! I know that I'm very [quoted text clipped - 48 lines] >little shaved wrist, and is covered with the scent of perfume. I >think the techs were fond of her today. Of course they were. She is charm personified. ;) Purring unabated that this is a very good thing for her. Theresa Stinky Pictures: http://community.webshots.com/album/125591586JWEFwh My Blog: http://www.humanitas.blogspot.com Make Levees, Not War >Of course they were. She is charm personified. ;) > >Purring unabated that this is a very good thing for her. It's true that I find her extremely charming, but I've found cat behaviors in general to be very charming. She's a very good little cat. She doesn't need to be - I would still love her even if she was bad, but she's good. :) > I'm really overwhelmed by all the attention that just one little > tuxedo girl's cancer treatment has been getting! I know that I'm very [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > night, and by sunrise is quite sleepy, and will be in a state of > luxurious sleep in my arms, under the covers. Glad Betty is home and everything went well. And continued purrs & prayers for a good outcome. Sheryr >Glad Betty is home and everything went well. And continued purrs & >prayers for a good outcome. Thank you Sherry. I'll keep an eye on her and we'll see whatever there is to see. > >Glad Betty is home and everything went well. And continued purrs & > >prayers for a good outcome. > > Thank you Sherry. I'll keep an eye on her and we'll see whatever > there is to see. And by the way, all the cats I hear about hear are NOT the same to me. Some catch my heartstrings, others do not, just like people. Betty is one who has definitely caught my heartstrings. She is in my prayers for the duration, and so are you. >And by the way, all the cats I hear about hear are NOT the same to me. >Some catch my heartstrings, others do not, just like people. Betty is one >who has definitely caught my heartstrings. She is in my prayers for the >duration, >and so are you. Thank you. I'm glad that there are people who can understand what I feel. There are a lot of untold stories of all the cats here though, I'm sure, stories that are happier and sadder than we can even imagine. > >And by the way, all the cats I hear about hear are NOT the same to me. > >Some catch my heartstrings, others do not, just like people. Betty is one [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > I'm sure, stories that are happier and sadder than we can even > imagine. You and Betty have an extra special relationship--gentle and shining and very strong. You're so lucky. I hope for you both. > Right now, she's purring up a storm on my lap. She looks funny with a > little shaved wrist, and is covered with the scent of perfume. I > think the techs were fond of her today. Glad she came through OK. We'll still be thinking of you both, and purring for you both, throughout. Gordon & the FF >Glad she came through OK. We'll still be thinking of you both, and >purring for you both, throughout. > >Gordon & the FF Thank you for your good thoughts. Maybe that's why she's been in such good spirits since she's been back from her treatment. Thanks to everyone else, too. >Thank you for your good thoughts. Maybe that's why she's been in such >good spirits since she's been back from her treatment. Glad to hear Betty came through the treatment in good spirits. She has a plucky attitude. Is this latest chemo treatment a one-shot deal or is it an ongoing series? Our hopes are for the best possible results. Jeanne > Glad to hear Betty came through the treatment in good spirits. She >has a plucky attitude. Is this latest chemo treatment a one-shot deal >or is it an ongoing series? Our hopes are for the best possible >results. We'll do one or two treatments to see what happens. The treatment will continue at 3 or 4 week intervals depending on blood cell counts, *if* there's a good response to the initial treatment. > I'm really overwhelmed by all the attention that just one little > tuxedo girl's cancer treatment has been getting! I know that I'm very [quoted text clipped - 44 lines] > decided that she liked her carrier best after all, and went back in, > hunkering down. Tak! I wish there was something called L-glutamine for kitties! My father went through chemo and took this supplement (a powder he mixed with water as a drink, rather nasty like metamucil!) and it made him feel better. I hope sweet Betty isn't feeling too bad. I am so in love with this little girl, you just don't know! Please, if you can, take some pics of Betty. > Right now, she's purring up a storm on my lap. She looks funny with a > little shaved wrist Persia looked funny with a shaved wrist and belly after her bladder surgery, too. >and is covered with the scent of perfume. I > think the techs were fond of her today. Hmmm, I don't remember them perfuming Persia! Continued purrs on the way for your sweet Betty. Jill > Tak! I wish there was something called L-glutamine for kitties! My > father went through chemo and took this supplement (a powder he mixed > with water as a drink, rather nasty like metamucil!) and it made him > feel better. Sounds like an amino acid. If so, then it might help Betty. After all, kitties are made up of the same stuff we are. I give Roxy L-lysine (also an amino acid) every day to help keep her herpes virus in check. I buy it at a health food store where they sell it for human consumption. (It's probably not used for the same purpose in humans!) So I'd look into whether L-glutamine might give Betty some of the same relief from the effects of chemo that it does for people. Joyce > > Tak! I wish there was something called L-glutamine for kitties! My > > father went through chemo and took this supplement (a powder he mixed [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] >kitties are made up of the same stuff we are. I give Roxy L-lysine (also >an amino acid) every day to help keep her herpes virus in check. Thanks you two. If Betty has problems, it certainly can't hurt to ask. The oncology center told me that the new chemotherapy has a somewhat delayed reaction, but so far Betty isn't exhibiting any stomach upset. >Tak! I wish there was something called L-glutamine for kitties! My father >went through chemo and took this supplement (a powder he mixed with water as >a drink, rather nasty like metamucil!) and it made him feel better. I hope >sweet Betty isn't feeling too bad. I am so in love with this little girl, >you just don't know! Please, if you can, take some pics of Betty. You're in luurve with Betty?! She must be easy to relate to, because she's like Persia in that she's a hoomin's one-and-only cat. You've seen these before, but links to Betty's old pics are here: http://home.comcast.net/~Takayuki9z/ My camera is pretty old now, and its autofocus is poor, so I haven't been using it much for kitty situations, which requires speed and close-ups. It's great for landscapes, group photos, landmarks, and such, which are far away and stay still. *Sigh* >Persia looked funny with a shaved wrist and belly after her bladder surgery, >too. You should look at Cheryl's Shadow pics - she must have been like that. >>Tak! I wish there was something called L-glutamine for kitties! My father >>went through chemo and took this supplement (a powder he mixed with water as [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] >You've seen these before, but links to Betty's old pics are here: >http://home.comcast.net/~Takayuki9z/ Similar tux pattern to Dante! I love the one where she's bonkers on the chair arm. Theresa Stinky Pictures: http://community.webshots.com/album/125591586JWEFwh My Blog: http://www.humanitas.blogspot.com Make Levees, Not War >>Tak! I wish there was something called L-glutamine for kitties! My father >>went through chemo and took this supplement (a powder he mixed with water as [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] >You've seen these before, but links to Betty's old pics are here: >http://home.comcast.net/~Takayuki9z/ PS the video is almost unbearably CUTE!!! Theresa Stinky Pictures: http://community.webshots.com/album/125591586JWEFwh My Blog: http://www.humanitas.blogspot.com Make Levees, Not War > You've seen these before, but links to Betty's old pics are here: > http://home.comcast.net/~Takayuki9z/ Oh my. I forgot about the shelter pics. I hope you will always have cause to feel good we made you go....but I admit I feel a bit bad on how it has all turned out, but you are such a good cat dad and clearly you were meant to be a cat dad. She's such a sweet girl. > I'm really overwhelmed by all the attention that just one little > tuxedo girl's cancer treatment has been getting! I know that I'm very > much in love with Betty because she owns me, but I didn't realize that > she could infect so many people. I still don't know how that could > have happened. Tak - thanks for letting us know how things went. I thought of you both many times yesterday. Knowing what you two were going through made my presentation preparation seem a whole lot less important. Lots of purrs for you and Betty. Susan M OTis and Chester >Tak - thanks for letting us know how things went. I thought of you both >many times yesterday. Knowing what you two were going through made my >presentation preparation seem a whole lot less important. Lots of purrs for >you and Betty. Your day was like mine then. :) I was at work while they were doing the procedure, and she weighed heavily on my mind. Just to let you know, Tak, that you and Betty are always in our purrayers. I may not be here much right now but our best wishes, thoughts, and purrs are. Christine > I'm really overwhelmed by all the attention that just one little > tuxedo girl's cancer treatment has been getting! I know that I'm very [quoted text clipped - 48 lines] > little shaved wrist, and is covered with the scent of perfume. I > think the techs were fond of her today. >Just to let you know, Tak, that you and Betty are always in our purrayers. >I may not be here much right now but our best wishes, thoughts, and purrs >are. We can relate - what you're going through with Omar is, if anything, worse. Betty is comparatively happy and oblivious to the little time bomb she's carrying. We love Betty too! Even though I've never met her, I feel like I know her. We are thinking of you both a lot and are sending lots of extra-strong purrs and very best wishes for the new medicine to work for Betty, Polonca and Soncek > I'm really overwhelmed by all the attention that just one little > tuxedo girl's cancer treatment has been getting! I know that I'm very [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Betty did get her new chemotherapy today. <snip> >We love Betty too! Even though I've never met her, I feel like I know >her. We are thinking of you both a lot and are sending lots of >extra-strong purrs and very best wishes for the new medicine to work for >Betty, >Polonca and Soncek You're so nice, Polonca. The only time I can think of you giving a contrary opinion is when you said that I should get a cat. :) >I'm really overwhelmed by all the attention that just one little >tuxedo girl's cancer treatment has been getting! I know that I'm very [quoted text clipped - 48 lines] >little shaved wrist, and is covered with the scent of perfume. I >think the techs were fond of her today. Awwww, {{{{{Tak}}}}}. We all care about Betty, and wish the best for her. Ginger-lyn Home Pages: http://www.spiritrealm.com/summer/ http://www.angelfire.com/folk/glsummer (homepage & cats) http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~summer/index.htm (genealogy) http://www.movieanimals.bravehost.com/ (The Violence Against Animals in Movies Website) > Right now, she's purring up a storm on my lap. She looks funny with a > little shaved wrist, and is covered with the scent of perfume. I > think the techs were fond of her today. Glad to hear she seems happy and content. Many purrs for her continued treatment. If people around the world have falen in love with Betty without even meeting her, how could the techs not fall in love with her? ;o) SignatureMarina, Frank, Miranda and Caliban. In loving memory of Nikki. marina (dot) kurten (at) iki (dot) fi Pics at http://uk.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/frankiennikki/ and http://community.webshots.com/user/frankiennikki RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR!!!!! White light surrounding, you, Betty. I hope for good results, this time! Courage, Takayuki. We all feel for you, and for Betty. I hope this will help her. Melissa >RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR!!!!! > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > >Melissa Thank you. I can still hope a little bit. |
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