Cat saves baby's life

wrote:


Either embarrassed, or not wanting to get caught. If they live in a small
town, could be the folks at the pharmacy have known them all their lives,
and might tell their folks. I guess they could go to a drugstore in another
town, but if there isn't much public transit and they're not old enough to
drive, that could be difficult.

I think that's one big reason some parents make sure their kids have
access to birth control. They know that, no matter what they say, if
their kids want to have sex, they're probably going to do it, and
better to make sure they're protected than end up pregnant (or a father),
or worse, with HIV or hepatitis.



Amen. I lived in one of those small towns, but was lucky in that I was
dating a guy from a college that was two hours drive from us. He was
able to buy condoms there. When I went to college myself, I went to
planned parenthood and got myself on the pill.

With my own kids, I have been tossing condoms in a drawer in the main
bathroom for years now. I've also driven Mandy and her boyfriend to the
doctor's office for their bc appointment. I want to be a grandma, but I
want my grandchild to be loved, wanted, and planned.

Pam S.

On 2006-04-23, Tanada penned:

With my own kids, I have been tossing condoms in a drawer in the
main bathroom for years now. I've also driven Mandy and her
boyfriend to the doctor's office for their bc appointment. I want to
be a grandma, but I want my grandchild to be loved, wanted, and
planned.

Thank you so much for being a pragmatic mom =)

--
monique, who spoils Oscar unmercifully

pictures: http://www.bounceswoosh.org/rpca

Howard C. Berkowitz wrote:


Among close friends, Schiz will almost drag an adult to a child's
bedroom, when the child is having a seizure behind a closed door. Also
a nurse cat, he will, when a family member is sick, stay at or on the
bed, and summon a relief cat to be in position before he goes for food
or the litterbox. He gets very sheepdoggish when there's more than one
patient.

When Rob was receiving radiation and Chemo for his cancer, Huey earned
his first promotion to Specialist by being with Rob every step of the
way. If he had to be gone for even a moment, he'd make sure that either
Tanada or QC were there to spell him. Tanada also spent a lot of time
with Rob, but she wasn't willing to keep Rob's head warm like Huey was.
Rob was bald (ok, parts of him still is bald) from the radiation and
the bolts in his brain plates would get really cold from the room
temperature. Huey would make sure that Rob's head was kept warm. He is
still Rob's Protector and head warmer.

Pam S. who has Tanada and Pine Cone helping her when she's ill

Tanada wrote:
Howard C. Berkowitz wrote:


Among close friends, Schiz will almost drag an adult to a child's
bedroom, when the child is having a seizure behind a closed door. Also
a nurse cat, he will, when a family member is sick, stay at or on the
bed, and summon a relief cat to be in position before he goes for food
or the litterbox. He gets very sheepdoggish when there's more than one
patient.


When Rob was receiving radiation and Chemo for his cancer, Huey earned
his first promotion to Specialist by being with Rob every step of the
way. If he had to be gone for even a moment, he'd make sure that either
Tanada or QC were there to spell him. Tanada also spent a lot of time
with Rob, but she wasn't willing to keep Rob's head warm like Huey was.
Rob was bald (ok, parts of him still is bald) from the radiation and
the bolts in his brain plates would get really cold from the room
temperature. Huey would make sure that Rob's head was kept warm. He is
still Rob's Protector and head warmer.

Pam S. who has Tanada and Pine Cone helping her when she's ill


Awww, what great nurse cat(s)!
Best wishes,
Polonca and Soncek