Purrs for My Mom? She's in the Hospital (OT)

Purrs and prayers for both of you.

--

Joy

No amount of time can erase the memory of a good cat, and no amount of
masking tape can ever totally remove his fur from your couch. - Leo Dworken

"jmcquown" wrote in message
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Mom's doctor was in the neighborhood visiting another patient so he
dropped in to see how she's doing. After talking with both of us he said
he'd really like to get her admitted for some tests. She agreed to go.
The was no way she walk out to the car so I could drive her over to the
ER. So he called EMS (emergency medical services) to transport her.

I gave the EMS folks time to get her to the hospital and time for the ER
people to get her situated before driving over there. She's so funny, as
they loaded her in the ambulance she yelled, "Bring me my purse!" Mom,
you don't need your purse in the hospital LOL I took it to her anyway. I
made sure there was nothing in her wallet other than her ID and insurance
cards.

I could sure use some purrs for her. Even though she wasn't admitted due
to something horrible like a heart attack or stroke there's always the
chance she won't be coming home again

Jill

On Wed, 29 Oct 2008 17:07:07 -0400, "jmcquown"
wrote:

Mom's doctor was in the neighborhood visiting another patient so he dropped
in to see how she's doing. After talking with both of us he said he'd
really like to get her admitted for some tests. She agreed to go. The was
no way she walk out to the car so I could drive her over to the ER. So he
called EMS (emergency medical services) to transport her.

I gave the EMS folks time to get her to the hospital and time for the ER
people to get her situated before driving over there. She's so funny, as
they loaded her in the ambulance she yelled, "Bring me my purse!" Mom, you
don't need your purse in the hospital LOL I took it to her anyway. I made
sure there was nothing in her wallet other than her ID and insurance cards.

I could sure use some purrs for her. Even though she wasn't admitted due to
something horrible like a heart attack or stroke there's always the chance
she won't be coming home again

Jill

purrs on the way
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purrs and prayers from this house.
"Winnie" wrote in message
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On Oct 29, 5:07 pm, "jmcquown" wrote:
Mom's doctor was in the neighborhood visiting another patient so he
dropped
in to see how she's doing. After talking with both of us he said he'd
really like to get her admitted for some tests. She agreed to go. The was
no way she walk out to the car so I could drive her over to the ER. So he
called EMS (emergency medical services) to transport her.

I gave the EMS folks time to get her to the hospital and time for the ER
people to get her situated before driving over there. She's so funny, as
they loaded her in the ambulance she yelled, "Bring me my purse!" Mom, you
don't need your purse in the hospital LOL I took it to her anyway. I made
sure there was nothing in her wallet other than her ID and insurance
cards.

I could sure use some purrs for her. Even though she wasn't admitted due
to
something horrible like a heart attack or stroke there's always the chance
she won't be coming home again

Jill

Jill, you got to think positive. You are putting stress on yourself.
Purrs sent for you and your mom.

Winnie & Rusty

Granby wrote:
purrs and prayers from this house.

I know. But you know what happened when my father was admitted. He never
came home again....


"Winnie" wrote in message
...
On Oct 29, 5:07 pm, "jmcquown" wrote:
Mom's doctor was in the neighborhood visiting another patient so he
dropped
in to see how she's doing. After talking with both of us he said he'd
really like to get her admitted for some tests. She agreed to go.
The was no way she walk out to the car so I could drive her over to
the ER. So he called EMS (emergency medical services) to transport
her. I gave the EMS folks time to get her to the hospital and time for
the ER people to get her situated before driving over there. She's
so funny, as they loaded her in the ambulance she yelled, "Bring me
my purse!" Mom, you don't need your purse in the hospital LOL I took
it to her anyway. I made sure there was nothing in her wallet other
than her ID and insurance cards.

I could sure use some purrs for her. Even though she wasn't admitted
due to
something horrible like a heart attack or stroke there's always the
chance she won't be coming home again

Jill

Jill, you got to think positive. You are putting stress on yourself.
Purrs sent for you and your mom.

Winnie & Rusty

On Wed, 29 Oct 2008 17:07:07 -0400, "jmcquown"
wrote:

Mom's doctor was in the neighborhood visiting another patient so he dropped
in to see how she's doing. After talking with both of us he said he'd
really like to get her admitted for some tests. She agreed to go. The was
no way she walk out to the car so I could drive her over to the ER. So he
called EMS (emergency medical services) to transport her.

I gave the EMS folks time to get her to the hospital and time for the ER
people to get her situated before driving over there. She's so funny, as
they loaded her in the ambulance she yelled, "Bring me my purse!" Mom, you
don't need your purse in the hospital LOL I took it to her anyway. I made
sure there was nothing in her wallet other than her ID and insurance cards.

I could sure use some purrs for her. Even though she wasn't admitted due to
something horrible like a heart attack or stroke there's always the chance
she won't be coming home again

Jill

Purrs for your mother to get better soon.

And purrs for good test results, too.

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

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-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

"jmcquown" wrote in
:

Mom's doctor was in the neighborhood visiting another patient so he
dropped in to see how she's doing. After talking with both of us he
said he'd really like to get her admitted for some tests. She agreed
to go. The was no way she walk out to the car so I could drive her
over to the ER. So he called EMS (emergency medical services) to
transport her.

I gave the EMS folks time to get her to the hospital and time for the
ER people to get her situated before driving over there. She's so
funny, as they loaded her in the ambulance she yelled, "Bring me my
purse!" Mom, you don't need your purse in the hospital LOL I took it
to her anyway. I made sure there was nothing in her wallet other than
her ID and insurance cards.

I could sure use some purrs for her. Even though she wasn't admitted
due to something horrible like a heart attack or stroke there's always
the chance she won't be coming home again

Jill


Purrs for her and for you too. Tests sound like a good idea. Looks like
you found her a good doctor. Take advantage of her time away to rest and
recharge, and don't worry, there's nothing more you can do right now.

Bobble

Just remember most of us older folks have carried half our earthy belongings
in our purses for years, hard to get out of the habit of not having them
with us. Get some rest.
"bobblespin" wrote in message
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"jmcquown" wrote in
:

Mom's doctor was in the neighborhood visiting another patient so he
dropped in to see how she's doing. After talking with both of us he
said he'd really like to get her admitted for some tests. She agreed
to go. The was no way she walk out to the car so I could drive her
over to the ER. So he called EMS (emergency medical services) to
transport her.

I gave the EMS folks time to get her to the hospital and time for the
ER people to get her situated before driving over there. She's so
funny, as they loaded her in the ambulance she yelled, "Bring me my
purse!" Mom, you don't need your purse in the hospital LOL I took it
to her anyway. I made sure there was nothing in her wallet other than
her ID and insurance cards.

I could sure use some purrs for her. Even though she wasn't admitted
due to something horrible like a heart attack or stroke there's always
the chance she won't be coming home again

Jill


Purrs for her and for you too. Tests sound like a good idea. Looks like
you found her a good doctor. Take advantage of her time away to rest and
recharge, and don't worry, there's nothing more you can do right now.

Bobble

Purrs and prayers on the way for you and your mom.

--
Ann
in Connecticut
see my cats at
http://www.flickr.com/photos/ann791/sets/
read Sam's blog at http://kittens-3.blogspot.com/
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"jmcquown" wrote in message
...
Mom's doctor was in the neighborhood visiting another patient so he
dropped in to see how she's doing. After talking with both of us he said
he'd really like to get her admitted for some tests. She agreed to go.
The was no way she walk out to the car so I could drive her over to the
ER. So he called EMS (emergency medical services) to transport her.

I gave the EMS folks time to get her to the hospital and time for the ER
people to get her situated before driving over there. She's so funny, as
they loaded her in the ambulance she yelled, "Bring me my purse!" Mom,
you don't need your purse in the hospital LOL I took it to her anyway. I
made sure there was nothing in her wallet other than her ID and insurance
cards.

I could sure use some purrs for her. Even though she wasn't admitted due
to something horrible like a heart attack or stroke there's always the
chance she won't be coming home again

Jill

"jmcquown" wrote in message
...
Mom's doctor was in the neighborhood visiting another patient so he
dropped in to see how she's doing. After talking with both of us he said
he'd really like to get her admitted for some tests. She agreed to go.
The was no way she walk out to the car so I could drive her over to the
ER. So he called EMS (emergency medical services) to transport her.

I gave the EMS folks time to get her to the hospital and time for the ER
people to get her situated before driving over there. She's so funny, as
they loaded her in the ambulance she yelled, "Bring me my purse!" Mom,
you don't need your purse in the hospital LOL I took it to her anyway. I
made sure there was nothing in her wallet other than her ID and insurance
cards.

I could sure use some purrs for her. Even though she wasn't admitted due
to something horrible like a heart attack or stroke there's always the
chance she won't be coming home again

Jill


Oh Jill. It's so scary. Many, many, high-quality intensive purrs on the
way to both of you.

--
Theresa and Dante
drtmuirATearthlink.net

Stinky Forever: http://community.webshots.com/album/125591586JWEFwh

You're right about that Granby. I've got a purse with so much stuff in it..
I usually keep in in the basket under the seat of my 4-wheeled walker.
Men don't do this, just us 'ladies'
I carry my wooden kazoo in a special pocket, it's fun to have around if we
get stuck in trafffic
Yes, get some rest Jill, and try not to worry. I know, it's hard.
Our purrayers are sent with love from near Seattle.
Hug
Kyla

"Granby" Just remember most of us older folks have carried half our earthy
belongings
in our purses for years, hard to get out of the habit of not having them
with us. Get some rest.
"bobblespin"
"jmcquown"
Mom's doctor was in the neighborhood visiting another patient so he
dropped in to see how she's doing. After talking with both of us he
said he'd really like to get her admitted for some tests. She agreed
to go. The was no way she walk out to the car so I could drive her
over to the ER. So he called EMS (emergency medical services) to
transport her.

I gave the EMS folks time to get her to the hospital and time for the
ER people to get her situated before driving over there. She's so
funny, as they loaded her in the ambulance she yelled, "Bring me my
purse!" Mom, you don't need your purse in the hospital LOL I took it
to her anyway. I made sure there was nothing in her wallet other than
her ID and insurance cards.

I could sure use some purrs for her. Even though she wasn't admitted
due to something horrible like a heart attack or stroke there's always
the chance she won't be coming home again

Jill


Purrs for her and for you too. Tests sound like a good idea. Looks like
you found her a good doctor. Take advantage of her time away to rest and
recharge, and don't worry, there's nothing more you can do right now.

Bobble