more purrs for humans, please

I promised myself this year would be less fraught with upsets than the last
.....

Well, two things.

DH's grandmother is once again in the hospital for complications to pneumonia.
She is far gone with Alzheimer's and doesn't remember anyone, and the only
words she recalls are "I love you" (not bad words to keep around). She has
been in a hospice multiple times, only to miraculously pull through. Well,
last night, it looked pretty grim, but she's stabilized now. Still, purrs for
her would be appreciated, and for her family, who call her Baba. I'm sure
that any of you who've been in this kind of situation can imagine the
conflicting emotions everyone is experiencing.

Secondly, I got an email from a friend in Pennsylvania today. She's been
having vision problems recently, and apparently they've finally discovered the
cause: MS. She says she's not freaking out and is just happy to know what's
going on, but I think she would still appreciate some purrs.

--
monique, roommate of Oscar the (female) grouch
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Eros was adopted! Eros has a home now! *cheer!*

Monique Y. Mudama wrote:

I promised myself this year would be less fraught with upsets than the last
....

Well, two things.

DH's grandmother is once again in the hospital for complications to pneumonia.
She is far gone with Alzheimer's and doesn't remember anyone, and the only
words she recalls are "I love you" (not bad words to keep around). She has
been in a hospice multiple times, only to miraculously pull through. Well,
last night, it looked pretty grim, but she's stabilized now. Still, purrs for
her would be appreciated, and for her family, who call her Baba. I'm sure
that any of you who've been in this kind of situation can imagine the
conflicting emotions everyone is experiencing.

Secondly, I got an email from a friend in Pennsylvania today. She's been
having vision problems recently, and apparently they've finally discovered the
cause: MS. She says she's not freaking out and is just happy to know what's
going on, but I think she would still appreciate some purrs.



Purrs and healing thoughts and wishes going out for DH's Baba and your
friend in Pennsylvania from all of us here.

Pam, Rob, and the Fayetteville Five + Calvin, Sonya, and Speedy the d-thing

Purrs and purr-ayers are on the way.

Donna, Captain, and Stanley

in article , Monique Y. Mudama at
wrote on 1/29/05 12:06 PM:

I promised myself this year would be less fraught with upsets than the last
....

Well, two things.

DH's grandmother is once again in the hospital for complications to pneumonia.
She is far gone with Alzheimer's and doesn't remember anyone, and the only
words she recalls are "I love you" (not bad words to keep around). She has
been in a hospice multiple times, only to miraculously pull through. Well,
last night, it looked pretty grim, but she's stabilized now. Still, purrs for
her would be appreciated, and for her family, who call her Baba. I'm sure
that any of you who've been in this kind of situation can imagine the
conflicting emotions everyone is experiencing.

Secondly, I got an email from a friend in Pennsylvania today. She's been
having vision problems recently, and apparently they've finally discovered the
cause: MS. She says she's not freaking out and is just happy to know what's
going on, but I think she would still appreciate some purrs.

Purrs for both Grandmother and your friend in PA. What rotten situations.
Sending rumblies for both.

Multiple purrs rumbling on their way. If I could only remember three words,
"I love you" would be the ones I would choose.

Hugs,

CatNipped

"Monique Y. Mudama" wrote in message
...
I promised myself this year would be less fraught with upsets than the
last
....

Well, two things.

DH's grandmother is once again in the hospital for complications to
pneumonia.
She is far gone with Alzheimer's and doesn't remember anyone, and the only
words she recalls are "I love you" (not bad words to keep around). She
has
been in a hospice multiple times, only to miraculously pull through.
Well,
last night, it looked pretty grim, but she's stabilized now. Still, purrs
for
her would be appreciated, and for her family, who call her Baba. I'm sure
that any of you who've been in this kind of situation can imagine the
conflicting emotions everyone is experiencing.

Secondly, I got an email from a friend in Pennsylvania today. She's been
having vision problems recently, and apparently they've finally discovered
the
cause: MS. She says she's not freaking out and is just happy to know
what's
going on, but I think she would still appreciate some purrs.

--
monique, roommate of Oscar the (female) grouch
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Eros was adopted! Eros has a home now! *cheer!*

Monique wrote:

I promised myself this year would be less fraught with upsets than the last
---------------------snip----------------------

I promised myself that too. Knock wood! So far so good, just a
little bronchitis.

Purrs for your DH's grandmother and more for your friend. I know you
can't help worrying about them, but be sure to take care of yourself
(and DH and Oscar). Hugs!

Regards and Purrs,
O J

On Sat, 29 Jan 2005 11:06:21 -0700, "Monique Y. Mudama"
wrote:

I promised myself this year would be less fraught with upsets than the last
....

Well, two things.

DH's grandmother is once again in the hospital for complications to pneumonia.
She is far gone with Alzheimer's and doesn't remember anyone, and the only
words she recalls are "I love you" (not bad words to keep around). She has
been in a hospice multiple times, only to miraculously pull through. Well,
last night, it looked pretty grim, but she's stabilized now. Still, purrs for
her would be appreciated, and for her family, who call her Baba. I'm sure
that any of you who've been in this kind of situation can imagine the
conflicting emotions everyone is experiencing.

Secondly, I got an email from a friend in Pennsylvania today. She's been
having vision problems recently, and apparently they've finally discovered the
cause: MS. She says she's not freaking out and is just happy to know what's
going on, but I think she would still appreciate some purrs.

--
monique, roommate of Oscar the (female) grouch
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Eros was adopted! Eros has a home now! *cheer!*

Purrs on the way for both.

Ginger-lyn

Monique Y. Mudama wrote:
I promised myself this year would be less fraught with upsets than the last
.....

Well, two things.

DH's grandmother is once again in the hospital for complications to pneumonia.
She is far gone with Alzheimer's and doesn't remember anyone, and the only
words she recalls are "I love you" (not bad words to keep around). She has
been in a hospice multiple times, only to miraculously pull through. Well,
last night, it looked pretty grim, but she's stabilized now. Still, purrs for
her would be appreciated, and for her family, who call her Baba. I'm sure
that any of you who've been in this kind of situation can imagine the
conflicting emotions everyone is experiencing.

Secondly, I got an email from a friend in Pennsylvania today. She's been
having vision problems recently, and apparently they've finally discovered the
cause: MS. She says she's not freaking out and is just happy to know what's
going on, but I think she would still appreciate some purrs.



Healing purrs for grandma and your friend on the way

--
Elise (supervised by Gossamer & Jeeves)
pics:

Monique Y. Mudama wrote:
I promised myself this year would be less fraught with upsets than
the last ....

Well, two things.

DH's grandmother is once again in the hospital for complications to
pneumonia.
Secondly, I got an email from a friend in Pennsylvania today. She's
been having vision problems recently, and apparently they've finally
discovered the cause: MS.

Purrs for both and I'm lighting two candles, one for each.

Jill

Lots and lots of purrs,
--
Polonca & Soncek

"Monique Y. Mudama" wrote in message
...
I promised myself this year would be less fraught with upsets than the
last
....

Well, two things.

DH's grandmother is once again in the hospital for complications to
pneumonia.
She is far gone with Alzheimer's and doesn't remember anyone, and the only
words she recalls are "I love you" (not bad words to keep around). She
has
been in a hospice multiple times, only to miraculously pull through.
Well,
last night, it looked pretty grim, but she's stabilized now. Still, purrs
for
her would be appreciated, and for her family, who call her Baba. I'm sure
that any of you who've been in this kind of situation can imagine the
conflicting emotions everyone is experiencing.

Secondly, I got an email from a friend in Pennsylvania today. She's been
having vision problems recently, and apparently they've finally discovered
the
cause: MS. She says she's not freaking out and is just happy to know
what's
going on, but I think she would still appreciate some purrs.

--
monique, roommate of Oscar the (female) grouch
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Eros was adopted! Eros has a home now! *cheer!*