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Old July 10th 05, 03:02 PM
Elise
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Dan M wrote:
My mom has been doing chemo for her spinal cancer for 7 months now with no
problems, but she is now starting to experience problems. She has been
feeling really lousy for the last week, and finally went to see her doctor
yesterday afternoon. Her doctor's reaction was to call an ambulance to
take her to the hospital.

She is suffering from neutropenia, and is very anemic. She hasn't eaten
anything for a couple days. When Nancy and I visited her in the hospital
she was having difficulty forming coherent sentences. My brother reports
she had been having that problem the day before as well.

Some purrs for a speedy recovery would be appreciated.



Big rumbly healing purrs on the way for your Mom and nerve-soothing
purrs for you and your family.

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Old July 10th 05, 03:12 PM
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Cornish purrs en route accordingly

Gordon, Bandit, Snowball & Raki

"Dan M" wrote
My mom has been doing chemo for her spinal cancer for 7 months now
with no
problems, but she is now starting to experience problems.
Some purrs for a speedy recovery would be appreciated.



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Old July 10th 05, 04:10 PM
Monique Y. Mudama
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On 2005-07-09, Dan M penned:

She is suffering from neutropenia, and is very anemic. She hasn't
eaten anything for a couple days. When Nancy and I visited her in
the hospital she was having difficulty forming coherent sentences.
My brother reports she had been having that problem the day before
as well.

Some purrs for a speedy recovery would be appreciated.


Of course. I hope she feels better soon.

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Old July 11th 05, 06:22 PM
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On Sat, 09 Jul 2005 11:04:28 -0700, Dan M wrote:

My mom has been doing chemo for her spinal cancer for 7 months now with no
problems, but she is now starting to experience problems. She has been
feeling really lousy for the last week, and finally went to see her doctor
yesterday afternoon. Her doctor's reaction was to call an ambulance to
take her to the hospital.

She is suffering from neutropenia, and is very anemic. She hasn't eaten
anything for a couple days. When Nancy and I visited her in the hospital
she was having difficulty forming coherent sentences. My brother reports
she had been having that problem the day before as well.

Some purrs for a speedy recovery would be appreciated.


I'm so sorry to hear this, Dan. Purrs for your mom to recover fully
and swiftly.

Ginger-lyn

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Old July 13th 05, 12:06 AM
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Belated healing purrs sent Dan.
Suz&Spicey

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Old July 13th 05, 02:16 AM
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My mom has been doing chemo for her spinal cancer for 7 months now with no
problems, but she is now starting to experience problems. She has been
feeling really lousy for the last week, and finally went to see her doctor
yesterday afternoon. Her doctor's reaction was to call an ambulance to
take her to the hospital.

She is suffering from neutropenia, and is very anemic. She hasn't eaten
anything for a couple days. When Nancy and I visited her in the hospital
she was having difficulty forming coherent sentences. My brother reports
she had been having that problem the day before as well.

Some purrs for a speedy recovery would be appreciated.


The Hanoka Cats are revving up their purr motors for your mom, Dan.

Debby
 




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