Oh, thanks for asking! She's curled up in my arms this very minute,
in fact, purring and then drifting off to sleep, then purring some
more.

She's all healed, physically. I think the emotional aftereffects are
still there, though. She's more subdued, and doesn't demand things she
wants the way she used to. On one hand, that's easier for me. Her
insistent meows used to go on forever, until either she gave up, or
*I* gave up and gave in! Used to drive me nuts. And she doesn't seem
to have much interest in going outdoors at this point, which is great.
I'd just as soon keep her inside. I only let her out before because
she couldn't stand to be kept in all the time.

But her personality change worries me a bit. Is she depressed? Did
the attack frighten her so much that she lost all kitty sense of
adventure? She is eating, grooming, and using the litterbox, and her
weight is fine. So I don't think there's anything physically wrong
with her. I just think it's going to be a while before she feels safe
and confident again - if she ever does! I'm sure almost being killed
was quite traumatic to her psyche.

She is just as cuddly as before, though, so we have more "quality
time" together, which is sweet.

Joyce