thank you so much, i sometimes get frusterated because i can see he is just
shy of the next step of improvement, but then have to restrain myself so as
to not make him feel bad, i am not big on the nutring of others and i have
never ever been accused of being sensitive, so its a workout for me, LOL,
Lees
"Judith Latham" wrote in message
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I'm glad he's so much better.

Purrs and prayers for his recovery to continue at such a good pace.

Judith


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wrote:
today was a particularily bad day for him, maybe the worst since he
came home, but overall he is progressing, slowly but still progress, he
had me put another rubberband on his hand exerciser a couple of days
ago, and he is enough back to himself to start worrying about what he
still can't do, he may never be able to drive again, but his speech and
walking are good, his memory is improving, and he is finding more words
than he was before unless he is tired. Lee "Judith Latham"
wrote in message
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I can understand that. How is your DH?

We put our cat (Whichever that is to be) in our will and my niece
agreed to put into the will as responsible to find a good home. There
is also an amount of money to go with her but only we know that.

Judth



In article , Storrmmee
wrote:
it was me who brought it up out of concern for tweed's peace of mind,
i am very glad she has already found a suitable home should it
hpappen, we all should do this whilst we can, the DH's recen't
illnesses have me thinking alot more about these sorts of things, Lee
"Debbie Wilson" wrote in message
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Christina Websell wrote:

I've already arranged where Boyfie will go if the worst happens.
Debbie Wilson will take him. She is a member of this group,
although she rarely posts now, and is experienced in rescue and
difficult shy cats. Although it might be traumatic for him at
first, it will be a far more suitable home as he will be able to
go out safely eventually and wander like he's been used to.

I'm still here - mainly lurking. I'm not sure if you knew we had
moved.... to rural Cornwall on a very quiet lane and no neighbours,
so it's even more suitable for Boyfie now. Although of course, I
hope that those circumstances never arise. Can you email me your
current email address and I will update you with my new address
details? For your peace of mind.

Deb. -- http://www.scientific-art.com

"He looked a fierce and quarrelsome cat, but claw he never would;
He only bit the ones he loved, because they tasted good." S.
Greenfield

-- Judith Latham Stourbridge, West Midlands. UK.

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Judith Latham
Stourbridge, West Midlands. UK.