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Cat Forum / Cat Anecdotes / January 2007My Friend Mrs Cat (RB)
"RB" says it all, unfortunately. TED (who isn't really evil, he's a nice Mr Clark) 'phoned me a few minutes ago. Mrs Cat had bone cancer in her lower jaw. We decided that he shouldn't allow her to wake up from the anaesthetic she had been given :-(  SignatureMatSav >"RB" says it all, unfortunately. > >TED (who isn't really evil, he's a nice Mr Clark) 'phoned me a few >minutes ago. Mrs Cat had bone cancer in her lower jaw. We decided that >he shouldn't allow her to wake up from the anaesthetic she had been >given :-( I'm so sorry. Purrs to you and wishes for a safe journey for Mrs Cat over the rainbow bridge. Tish >"RB" says it all, unfortunately. > >TED (who isn't really evil, he's a nice Mr Clark) 'phoned me a few >minutes ago. Mrs Cat had bone cancer in her lower jaw. We decided that >he shouldn't allow her to wake up from the anaesthetic she had been >given :-( So sorry to hear this purrs are being purred and a candle will be lit for her crossing the Bridge Lesley Slave of the Fabulous Furballs Oh dear. Purrs for you Mat. > "RB" says it all, unfortunately. > > TED (who isn't really evil, he's a nice Mr Clark) 'phoned me a few > minutes ago. Mrs Cat had bone cancer in her lower jaw. We decided that > he shouldn't allow her to wake up from the anaesthetic she had been > given :-( > "RB" says it all, unfortunately. > > TED (who isn't really evil, he's a nice Mr Clark) 'phoned me a few > minutes ago. Mrs Cat had bone cancer in her lower jaw. We decided that > he shouldn't allow her to wake up from the anaesthetic she had been > given :-( I'm sorry, Matthew, I will light a candle for Mrs Cat. SignatureAdrian (Owned by Snoopy and Bagheera) Cats leave pawprints on your heart. http://community.webshots.com/user/clowderuk > "RB" says it all, unfortunately. > > TED (who isn't really evil, he's a nice Mr Clark) 'phoned me a few > minutes ago. Mrs Cat had bone cancer in her lower jaw. We decided that > he shouldn't allow her to wake up from the anaesthetic she had been > given :-( Oh, I'm so very sorry to read this. our condolences and many soothing purrs on the way for you. It's always hard, but especially so when it's so sudden. SignatureMarina, Miranda and Caliban. In loving memory of Frank and Nikki. Stories and pics at http://koti.welho.com/mkurten/ Pics at http://uk.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/frankiennikki/ and http://community.webshots.com/user/frankiennikki > "RB" says it all, unfortunately. I'm very sorry to hear that. You know life can be unfair when a cat can get cancer. Purrs... SignatureJoey DoWop Dee Remember: It is To Laugh. > "RB" says it all, unfortunately. > > TED (who isn't really evil, he's a nice Mr Clark) 'phoned me a few > minutes ago. Mrs Cat had bone cancer in her lower jaw. We decided that > he shouldn't allow her to wake up from the anaesthetic she had been > given :-( I'm so very sorry to hear this. We'll light a candle for her safe journey to the bridge. {{HUGS}} Helen M >"RB" says it all, unfortunately. > >TED (who isn't really evil, he's a nice Mr Clark) 'phoned me a few >minutes ago. Mrs Cat had bone cancer in her lower jaw. We decided that >he shouldn't allow her to wake up from the anaesthetic she had been >given :-( My sincerest condolences. Purrs for Mrs. Cat's crossing. Randy http://picasaweb.google.com/crmartin1 http://kittenwar.com/kittens/74045/ Oh how sad! Purrs being sent for you and Mrs Cat. Hugs, Dewi. > "RB" says it all, unfortunately. > > TED (who isn't really evil, he's a nice Mr Clark) 'phoned me a few > minutes ago. Mrs Cat had bone cancer in her lower jaw. We decided that > he shouldn't allow her to wake up from the anaesthetic she had been > given :-( by "MatSav" <matt.savage@dti.npl.co.uk> Jan 19, 2007 at 02:01 AM "RB" says it all, unfortunately. TED (who isn't really evil, he's a nice Mr Clark) 'phoned me a few minutes ago. Mrs Cat had bone cancer in her lower jaw. We decided that he shouldn't allow her to wake up from the anaesthetic she had been given :-( SignatureMatSav * * * * * Poor Mrs Cat. Poor you Mat. I am so sorry. Purrs! Elisabet I'm so sorry. Susan MO Otis and Chester > "RB" says it all, unfortunately. > > TED (who isn't really evil, he's a nice Mr Clark) 'phoned me a few > minutes ago. Mrs Cat had bone cancer in her lower jaw. We decided that > he shouldn't allow her to wake up from the anaesthetic she had been > given :-( >"RB" says it all, unfortunately. > >TED (who isn't really evil, he's a nice Mr Clark) 'phoned me a few >minutes ago. Mrs Cat had bone cancer in her lower jaw. We decided that >he shouldn't allow her to wake up from the anaesthetic she had been >given :-( RB Purrs for Mrs. Cat and for you. Theresa Stinky Pictures: http://community.webshots.com/album/125591586JWEFwh Make Levees, Not War > "RB" says it all, unfortunately. > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > -- > MatSav Oh, I'm so sorry to hear that! I'll light a candle that she has a smooth journey. kili I'm so sorry for your loss; it's never easy. But Mrs. CAt is in a place where she'll never worry about pain again. You did a right and brave thing, and she'll thank you on the day you meet again. I love her name; I think of a plump kitty in a pinafore apron knitting in front of a fireplace, waiting for the mice to get off the rotisserie! Blessed be, Baha >"RB" says it all, unfortunately. > >TED (who isn't really evil, he's a nice Mr Clark) 'phoned me a few >minutes ago. Mrs Cat had bone cancer in her lower jaw. We decided that >he shouldn't allow her to wake up from the anaesthetic she had been >given :-( > "RB" says it all, unfortunately. > > TED (who isn't really evil, he's a nice Mr Clark) 'phoned me a few > minutes ago. Mrs Cat had bone cancer in her lower jaw. We decided that > he shouldn't allow her to wake up from the anaesthetic she had been > given :-( I am so very, very sorry. > "RB" says it all, unfortunately. > > TED (who isn't really evil, he's a nice Mr Clark) 'phoned me a few > minutes ago. Mrs Cat had bone cancer in her lower jaw. We decided that > he shouldn't allow her to wake up from the anaesthetic she had been > given :-( "...Rise up slowly, Angel. It's hard to let you go..." Sincere condolences. MLB > "RB" says it all, unfortunately. > > TED (who isn't really evil, he's a nice Mr Clark) 'phoned me a few > minutes ago. Mrs Cat had bone cancer in her lower jaw. We decided that > he shouldn't allow her to wake up from the anaesthetic she had been > given :-( I'm so sorry (((((hugs))))))) ((((((((MatSav)))))))) SignatureJoy > "RB" says it all, unfortunately. > > TED (who isn't really evil, he's a nice Mr Clark) 'phoned me a few > minutes ago. Mrs Cat had bone cancer in her lower jaw. We decided that > he shouldn't allow her to wake up from the anaesthetic she had been > given :-( >"RB" says it all, unfortunately. Heartfelt condolences on your loss and purrs for Mrs Cat's gentle journey to the Bridge. We care. Jeanne >> "RB" says it all, unfortunately. >> > Heartfelt condolences on your loss and purrs for Mrs Cat's gentle > journey to the Bridge. We care. > > Jeanne Thanks to you all for your thoughts and purrs. SignatureMatSav > "RB" says it all, unfortunately. > > TED (who isn't really evil, he's a nice Mr Clark) 'phoned me a few > minutes ago. Mrs Cat had bone cancer in her lower jaw. We decided that > he shouldn't allow her to wake up from the anaesthetic she had been > given :-( You made the right decision which doesn't make it any easier for you. (hugs) Tweed >"RB" says it all, unfortunately. > >TED (who isn't really evil, he's a nice Mr Clark) 'phoned me a few >minutes ago. Mrs Cat had bone cancer in her lower jaw. We decided that >he shouldn't allow her to wake up from the anaesthetic she had been >given :-( That was a brave decision. Purrs for you and for Mrs. Cat's trip to the Bridge. -- CATherine >"RB" says it all, unfortunately. > >TED (who isn't really evil, he's a nice Mr Clark) 'phoned me a few >minutes ago. Mrs Cat had bone cancer in her lower jaw. We decided that >he shouldn't allow her to wake up from the anaesthetic she had been >given :-( I'm so very sorry for your loss of Mrs. Cat. It sound like there was noting else to do; not that it makes it any easier :-) At least Mrs. Cat isn't suffering now. I have just lit a candle in my very special candle holder in the shape of a sleeping kitty (curled around the candle) for Mrs. Cat. Purrs on the way for your grieving heart. ~~~~~~~~~~~~ "Life without cats would be only marginally worth living." -TC, and the unmercifully, relentlessly, sweet calico kitty, Kenzie. How you behave towards cats here below determines your status in Heaven. - Robert Heinlein Life is very difficult. Once you understand that, life becomes easier. -Buddha > "RB" says it all, unfortunately. > > TED (who isn't really evil, he's a nice Mr Clark) 'phoned me a few > minutes ago. Mrs Cat had bone cancer in her lower jaw. We decided that > he shouldn't allow her to wake up from the anaesthetic she had been > given :-( I'm sorry about Mrs Cat. Purrs for you and your family Kathryn >"RB" says it all, unfortunately. > >TED (who isn't really evil, he's a nice Mr Clark) 'phoned me a few >minutes ago. Mrs Cat had bone cancer in her lower jaw. We decided that >he shouldn't allow her to wake up from the anaesthetic she had been >given :-( I'm so sorry to hear this, but it's probably for the best. We've had at least a couple of losses from these lower jaw cancers the past year on this group, and it's just deadly. > I'm so sorry to hear this, but it's probably for the best. We've had > at least a couple of losses from these lower jaw cancers the past year > on this group, and it's just deadly. I'd never even heard of it until it happened to Betty. I wonder why all of a sudden, cats are getting it? Or is it nothing new, just new to me? Purrs for all who've lost kitties that way! Joyce I am sorry, Lee > "RB" says it all, unfortunately. > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > -- > MatSav > "RB" says it all, unfortunately. > > TED (who isn't really evil, he's a nice Mr Clark) 'phoned me a few > minutes ago. Mrs Cat had bone cancer in her lower jaw. We decided that > he shouldn't allow her to wake up from the anaesthetic she had been > given :-( Comforting purrs on the way for you and lighting a candle for Mrs. Cat's journey to the Bridge. SignatureSam, closely supervised by Mistletoe Ping Lois, Could you please contact me. Marie from OZ >> "RB" says it all, unfortunately. >> [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > Comforting purrs on the way for you and lighting a candle for Mrs. Cat's > journey to the Bridge. > Ping Lois, > > Could you please contact me. Marie from OZ Marie your new thread gets lost if you post it behind another one about another subject. Do you know how to post a new thread? Go to the newsgroup to read and click on "new post" You can then start another thread of your own. HTH Tweed >>Ping Lois, >> [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > HTH > Tweed On my screen, it WAS a new thread! (With one reply - yours.) >>>Ping Lois, >>> [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > On my screen, it WAS a new thread! (With one reply - yours.) On my screen it was attached to the post about Mrs Cat. Tweed >>>>Ping Lois, >>>> [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > On my screen it was attached to the post about Mrs Cat. Weird! Just another vagary of the Internet, I guess - like long strings of responses to an initial post that never appears on my screen! > Tweed >>>> Ping Lois, >>>> [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > > Tweed Same here. And it's happened before with another thread too. SignatureBritta Purring is an automatic safety valve device for dealing with happiness overflow. Check out pictures of Vino at: http://picasaweb.google.com/badwilson -- Britta Purring is an automatic safety valve device for dealing with happiness overflow. Check out pictures of Vino at: http://picasaweb.google.com/badwilson > "RB" says it all, unfortunately. > > TED (who isn't really evil, he's a nice Mr Clark) 'phoned me a few > minutes ago. Mrs Cat had bone cancer in her lower jaw. We decided that > he shouldn't allow her to wake up from the anaesthetic she had been > given :-( Oh, I am so sorry for your loss. Purrs for Mrs Cat on her journey to The Bridge, and healing purrs for you and all who loved her. Ginger-lyn > "RB" says it all, unfortunately. > > TED (who isn't really evil, he's a nice Mr Clark) 'phoned me a few > minutes ago. Mrs Cat had bone cancer in her lower jaw. We decided that > he shouldn't allow her to wake up from the anaesthetic she had been > given :-( I'm so very sorry! Lots and lots of hugs and purrs, Polonca and Soncek > "RB" says it all, unfortunately. > > TED (who isn't really evil, he's a nice Mr Clark) 'phoned me a few > minutes ago. Mrs Cat had bone cancer in her lower jaw. We decided that > he shouldn't allow her to wake up from the anaesthetic she had been > given :-( If it helps at all I had to make a similar decision. My Pearl whippet had a spleen tumour which was operated on, her spleen was removed. She looked so awful after the surgery when I went to bring her home that I questioned whether I should have agreed to it. A few months later she broke her leg when getting up out of bed, the cancer had returned in her bones. I think you made the right choice for Mrs Cat. Tweed
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