Advance purrs request please!

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Anyway, any spare purrs going on Friday when he was the op would be
much appreciated.

Marking the calendar. Purrs will be sent.

--

Wayne, with special purrformances by Will and Heidi

wrote:
Anyway, any spare purrs going on Friday when he was the op would be
much appreciated.

Purrs for your dad's uneventful surgery.

wrote:
I will be offline from Wednesday through to Sunday night, when I am in
Leeds keeping my 81 year old mum company while my 84 year old dad has
one of his cataracts removed (there seems to be a lot of it about at
the moment!) He has glaucoma in the other eye so we're praying this
will help a little. He also has angina so I'm worried because they're
doing it under general anaesthetic, the surgeon didn't seem to think
dad was a candidate for a local - he also thinks he might have
Parkinsons, but that's a different story, very confusing as mum has the
shakes but dad's suspected Parkinsons, strange?

Anyway, any spare purrs going on Friday when he was the op would be
much appreciated.

Marcia x

Purrs for your Dad of course. My father had cataract surgery a few
months ago. It was a wonderful success, no problems at all. Purrs for
the same.

On 23 Jan 2006 11:40:53 -0800, wrote:

I will be offline from Wednesday through to Sunday night, when I am in
Leeds keeping my 81 year old mum company while my 84 year old dad has
one of his cataracts removed (there seems to be a lot of it about at
the moment!) He has glaucoma in the other eye so we're praying this
will help a little. He also has angina so I'm worried because they're
doing it under general anaesthetic, the surgeon didn't seem to think
dad was a candidate for a local - he also thinks he might have
Parkinsons, but that's a different story, very confusing as mum has the
shakes but dad's suspected Parkinsons, strange?

Anyway, any spare purrs going on Friday when he was the op would be
much appreciated.

Marcia x

I do hope everything goes smoothly. Fortunately, medicine has advanced a
*lot* in the past 20 years.

But of course, I would be worried sick if I was in your position.

I have told Kenzie to put it in her appointment book. She started
purring as soon as I told her.....er, that would be as soon as I said
her name... :-)

~~~~~~~~~~~~
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-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

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Anyway, any spare purrs going on Friday when he was the op would be
much appreciated.

We'll be purring for you all (not forgetting DH who has to inject Otis!).

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I will be offline from Wednesday through to Sunday night, when I am in
Leeds keeping my 81 year old mum company while my 84 year old dad has
one of his cataracts removed (there seems to be a lot of it about at
the moment!) He has glaucoma in the other eye so we're praying this
will help a little. He also has angina so I'm worried because they're
doing it under general anaesthetic, the surgeon didn't seem to think
dad was a candidate for a local - he also thinks he might have
Parkinsons, but that's a different story, very confusing as mum has the
shakes but dad's suspected Parkinsons, strange?

Anyway, any spare purrs going on Friday when he was the op would be
much appreciated.

There's always purrs for those who need them.... there's some heading your
way from here right as I type. And more on Friday will be scheduled, too.

Yowie

Purrs for your dad to have a successful surgery.
Suz&Spicey

On 23 Jan 2006 11:40:53 -0800, wrote:

I will be offline from Wednesday through to Sunday night, when I am in
Leeds keeping my 81 year old mum company while my 84 year old dad has
one of his cataracts removed (there seems to be a lot of it about at
the moment!) He has glaucoma in the other eye so we're praying this
will help a little. He also has angina so I'm worried because they're
doing it under general anaesthetic, the surgeon didn't seem to think
dad was a candidate for a local - he also thinks he might have
Parkinsons, but that's a different story, very confusing as mum has the
shakes but dad's suspected Parkinsons, strange?

Anyway, any spare purrs going on Friday when he was the op would be
much appreciated.

Marcia x

You got it, Marcia. Purrs on the way.

Ginger-lyn

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wrote:
I will be offline from Wednesday through to Sunday night, when I am in
Leeds keeping my 81 year old mum company while my 84 year old dad has
one of his cataracts removed (there seems to be a lot of it about at
the moment!) He has glaucoma in the other eye so we're praying this
will help a little. He also has angina so I'm worried because they're
doing it under general anaesthetic, the surgeon didn't seem to think
dad was a candidate for a local - he also thinks he might have
Parkinsons, but that's a different story, very confusing as mum has the
shakes but dad's suspected Parkinsons, strange?

Anyway, any spare purrs going on Friday when he was the op would be
much appreciated.

Marcia x

Reminder set on the calendar, Marcia. Have a few calming purrs to hold
you over until then. And big time purrs for your Dad's op.

--
Sam, closely supervised by Mistletoe

Purrs for successful surgery and recovery

On 23 Jan 2006 11:40:53 -0800, wrote:

I will be offline from Wednesday through to Sunday night, when I am in
Leeds keeping my 81 year old mum company while my 84 year old dad has
one of his cataracts removed (there seems to be a lot of it about at
the moment!) He has glaucoma in the other eye so we're praying this
will help a little. He also has angina so I'm worried because they're
doing it under general anaesthetic, the surgeon didn't seem to think
dad was a candidate for a local - he also thinks he might have
Parkinsons, but that's a different story, very confusing as mum has the
shakes but dad's suspected Parkinsons, strange?

Anyway, any spare purrs going on Friday when he was the op would be
much appreciated.

Marcia x

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Steve Touchstone,
faithful servant of Sammy, Little Bit and Spot
with loving memories of Rocky (RB)

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