On Sun, 05 Jun 2005 21:56:14 +0100, Christina Websell wrote:

At least I'm on trial - to see if I can manage - otherwise straight back
to Auntie Margarets..She made me promise not to lift anything heavier than
a kettle of water or try to clean chicken pens out, so I've promised. I
was just so homesick and wanted to see KFC & BF. Actually, I think I
missed them more than they did me, judging how BF wound himself round
Stan's legs! I am glad in one way because it means he would settle with
anyone that fed him and if anything should happen to me (and it still
could) that would be great that he could be happy. But..I am a bit
selfish. Now I have a chance on life again I want him to be mine only,
like he was. I know that I shouldn't feel this, but I do. Am I bad to
feel this, or is it normal?

Tweed


You will do just fine if you just forget your normal routine and just do
the easy things. Cleaning and cooking can wait --
When I couldn't bend easily to scoop the litter box,my son made a long
wooden handle for a scooper, which made the job easy. I had to get help
later on when the litter needed changing. If you have a microwave oven,
frozen food makes that job easier. When I drove the car, I used a small
pillow under the seat belt to protect my sore tummy.
Walking helps restore your strength but don't make it strenuous.

Purrs for a complete recovery. MLB