Louie purrs needed

Louie is going tomorrow for a procedure with a GI doctor. He has had
something blocking his workings for a while (a couple of months
anyway) and, to put it as delicately as I possibly can, he is in
desperate need of fiber. Or a good hosing out. Hopefully he'll get
just that at the gastroenterologist tomorrow.

Of course, working at a cancer hospital, all kinds of evil go through
my mind. This despite the fact that Louie had blood work done a month
ago and it was as pure and clean as a newborn's; and that his general
practitioner said that there was next to no chance it was the big CA
(scaring the SH out of me as I type) because the symptomology was all
wrong, because Louie can dump his worries just fine after a good
workout or a hefty dish of saag paneer. I don't even work with
patients and the awareness of colorectal evil looms heartily in my
consciousness. Louie is either not worried, or a damned fine actor.
Either way, Louie purrs will be gratefully appreciated, so that
everything works out well tomorrow!

Blessed be,
Baha

"BfloPolska" wrote in message
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Louie is going tomorrow for a procedure with a GI doctor. He has had
something blocking his workings for a while (a couple of months
anyway) and, to put it as delicately as I possibly can, he is in
desperate need of fiber. Or a good hosing out. Hopefully he'll get
just that at the gastroenterologist tomorrow.

Of course, working at a cancer hospital, all kinds of evil go through
my mind. This despite the fact that Louie had blood work done a month
ago and it was as pure and clean as a newborn's; and that his general
practitioner said that there was next to no chance it was the big CA
(scaring the SH out of me as I type) because the symptomology was all
wrong, because Louie can dump his worries just fine after a good
workout or a hefty dish of saag paneer. I don't even work with
patients and the awareness of colorectal evil looms heartily in my
consciousness. Louie is either not worried, or a damned fine actor.
Either way, Louie purrs will be gratefully appreciated, so that
everything works out well tomorrow!

Blessed be,
Baha

Purrs from me on Smudgie's behalf, for Louie

Sharon

"BfloPolska" wrote in message
...
Louie is going tomorrow for a procedure with a GI doctor. He has had
something blocking his workings for a while (a couple of months
anyway) and, to put it as delicately as I possibly can, he is in
desperate need of fiber. Or a good hosing out. Hopefully he'll get
just that at the gastroenterologist tomorrow.

Of course, working at a cancer hospital, all kinds of evil go through
my mind. This despite the fact that Louie had blood work done a month
ago and it was as pure and clean as a newborn's; and that his general
practitioner said that there was next to no chance it was the big CA
(scaring the SH out of me as I type) because the symptomology was all
wrong, because Louie can dump his worries just fine after a good
workout or a hefty dish of saag paneer. I don't even work with
patients and the awareness of colorectal evil looms heartily in my
consciousness. Louie is either not worried, or a damned fine actor.
Either way, Louie purrs will be gratefully appreciated, so that
everything works out well tomorrow!

Blessed be,
Baha

Purrs to Louie on Smudgie's behalf. Hope all goes well

Sharon

BfloPolska wrote:
Louie is going tomorrow for a procedure with a GI doctor. He has had
something blocking his workings for a while (a couple of months
anyway) and, to put it as delicately as I possibly can, he is in
desperate need of fiber. Or a good hosing out. Hopefully he'll get
just that at the gastroenterologist tomorrow.

Of course, working at a cancer hospital, all kinds of evil go through
my mind. This despite the fact that Louie had blood work done a month
ago and it was as pure and clean as a newborn's; and that his general
practitioner said that there was next to no chance it was the big CA
(scaring the SH out of me as I type) because the symptomology was all
wrong, because Louie can dump his worries just fine after a good
workout or a hefty dish of saag paneer. I don't even work with
patients and the awareness of colorectal evil looms heartily in my
consciousness. Louie is either not worried, or a damned fine actor.
Either way, Louie purrs will be gratefully appreciated, so that
everything works out well tomorrow!

Blessed be,
Baha

Purrs on the way.

--
Adrian (Owned by Bagheera & Shadow)
Cats leave pawprints on your heart
http://community.webshots.com/user/clowderuk

On Jul 6, 7:22*am, BfloPolska wrote:
Louie is going tomorrow for a procedure with a GI doctor. He has had
something blocking his workings for a while (a couple of months
anyway) and, to put it as delicately as I possibly can, he is in
desperate need of fiber. Or a good hosing out. Hopefully he'll get
just that at the gastroenterologist tomorrow.

Of course, working at a cancer hospital, all kinds of evil go through
my mind. This despite the fact that Louie had blood work done a month
ago and it was as pure and clean as a newborn's; and that his general
practitioner said that there was next to no chance it was the big CA
(scaring the SH out of me as I type) because the symptomology was all
wrong, because Louie can dump his worries just fine after a good
workout or a hefty dish of saag paneer. I don't even work with
patients and the awareness of colorectal evil looms heartily in my
consciousness. Louie is either not worried, or a damned fine actor.
Either way, Louie purrs will be gratefully appreciated, so that
everything works out well tomorrow!

Blessed be,
Baha

We have gotten the inside 7 going, and Shelby (the D-pet) is doing her
little pig grunts. Let us know when all is finished.

Singing a song for a clear bill, and just a need for some Benefiber®
added to his morning cuppa...

Smokie Darling (Annie)

Mega healing purrs for Louie!

Hugs,

CatNipped


"BfloPolska" wrote in message
...
Louie is going tomorrow for a procedure with a GI doctor. He has had
something blocking his workings for a while (a couple of months
anyway) and, to put it as delicately as I possibly can, he is in
desperate need of fiber. Or a good hosing out. Hopefully he'll get
just that at the gastroenterologist tomorrow.

Of course, working at a cancer hospital, all kinds of evil go through
my mind. This despite the fact that Louie had blood work done a month
ago and it was as pure and clean as a newborn's; and that his general
practitioner said that there was next to no chance it was the big CA
(scaring the SH out of me as I type) because the symptomology was all
wrong, because Louie can dump his worries just fine after a good
workout or a hefty dish of saag paneer. I don't even work with
patients and the awareness of colorectal evil looms heartily in my
consciousness. Louie is either not worried, or a damned fine actor.
Either way, Louie purrs will be gratefully appreciated, so that
everything works out well tomorrow!

Blessed be,
Baha

BfloPolska wrote:
Louie is going tomorrow for a procedure with a GI doctor. He has had
something blocking his workings for a while (a couple of months
anyway) and, to put it as delicately as I possibly can, he is in
desperate need of fiber. Or a good hosing out. Hopefully he'll get
just that at the gastroenterologist tomorrow.

Of course, working at a cancer hospital, all kinds of evil go through
my mind. This despite the fact that Louie had blood work done a month
ago and it was as pure and clean as a newborn's; and that his general
practitioner said that there was next to no chance it was the big CA
(scaring the SH out of me as I type) because the symptomology was all
wrong, because Louie can dump his worries just fine after a good
workout or a hefty dish of saag paneer. I don't even work with
patients and the awareness of colorectal evil looms heartily in my
consciousness. Louie is either not worried, or a damned fine actor.
Either way, Louie purrs will be gratefully appreciated, so that
everything works out well tomorrow!

Blessed be,
Baha



Sending purrs that it will work out just fine in the end.

On Jul 6, 2:11*pm, MLB wrote:

Sending purrs that it will work out just fine in the end.- Hide quoted text -

Oy vay! Was that pun intended? :-P

Blessed be,
Baha

On Tue, 6 Jul 2010 06:22:23 -0700 (PDT), BfloPolska
wrote:

Louie is going tomorrow for a procedure with a GI doctor. He has had
something blocking his workings for a while (a couple of months
anyway) and, to put it as delicately as I possibly can, he is in
desperate need of fiber. Or a good hosing out. Hopefully he'll get
just that at the gastroenterologist tomorrow.

Of course, working at a cancer hospital, all kinds of evil go through
my mind. This despite the fact that Louie had blood work done a month
ago and it was as pure and clean as a newborn's; and that his general
practitioner said that there was next to no chance it was the big CA
(scaring the SH out of me as I type) because the symptomology was all
wrong, because Louie can dump his worries just fine after a good
workout or a hefty dish of saag paneer. I don't even work with
patients and the awareness of colorectal evil looms heartily in my
consciousness. Louie is either not worried, or a damned fine actor.
Either way, Louie purrs will be gratefully appreciated, so that
everything works out well tomorrow!

Blessed be,
Baha

Sending purrs that everything goes as planned, with NO unpleasant
surprises.

~~~~~~~~~~~~ ^..^

"Life without cats would be only marginally worth living."
-TC, and the unmercifully, relentlessly, sweet calico kitty, Kenzie.

Every day is a treasure with Kenzie; I try to treat them that way. There
will only be so many, and then there will never, ever, be any more.

How you behave towards cats here below determines your status in Heaven.
- Robert Heinlein


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BfloPolska wrote:

Louie is going tomorrow for a procedure with a GI doctor. He has had
something blocking his workings for a while (a couple of months
anyway) and, to put it as delicately as I possibly can, he is in
desperate need of fiber. Or a good hosing out. Hopefully he'll get
just that at the gastroenterologist tomorrow.

Of course, working at a cancer hospital, all kinds of evil go through
my mind. This despite the fact that Louie had blood work done a month
ago and it was as pure and clean as a newborn's; and that his general
practitioner said that there was next to no chance it was the big CA
(scaring the SH out of me as I type) because the symptomology was all
wrong, because Louie can dump his worries just fine after a good
workout or a hefty dish of saag paneer. I don't even work with
patients and the awareness of colorectal evil looms heartily in my
consciousness. Louie is either not worried, or a damned fine actor.
Either way, Louie purrs will be gratefully appreciated, so that
everything works out well tomorrow!

Purrs on the way! (Even if I can't help thinking about Steve Martin
walking bowlegged after his "colonic" in LA Story. )

Joyce

--
Speak your mind even if your voice cracks while you're saying it.