Maestro :-( My Heart is Breaking

Maestro has severe heart disease (hypertrophic cardiomyopathy), and
will be leaving for the Bridge later today.

The cardiologist told me there's fluid in the periocardium, his atrium
is dilated, his ventricle walls are thickened, and there is a bit of
fluid in his chest cavity. They also saw spokes, which they think
might be clots. There may also be neurological damage not related to
his heart.

His prognosis, even with medication is very poor. Graeme and I have
talked it over, and have decided that we don't want our poor boy to
suffer, and have decided that the kindest thing is to send him to the
Bridge to be with Liddle Zoë Underfoot, Vinnie, and all the other
furrbabies where he can be healthy again.

I wish I could stop crying. :-(

Heather
DaRennieKidz

Weze purrin furry hard fur Meastro to haf an ez trip to da bridj, and
fur yur very own harts to heel an memfur da gud tymes.

Booker, Snowflake an Chappy


wrote:

Maestro has severe heart disease (hypertrophic cardiomyopathy), and
will be leaving for the Bridge later today.

The cardiologist told me there's fluid in the periocardium, his atrium
is dilated, his ventricle walls are thickened, and there is a bit of
fluid in his chest cavity. They also saw spokes, which they think
might be clots. There may also be neurological damage not related to
his heart.

His prognosis, even with medication is very poor. Graeme and I have
talked it over, and have decided that we don't want our poor boy to
suffer, and have decided that the kindest thing is to send him to the
Bridge to be with Liddle Zoë Underfoot, Vinnie, and all the other
furrbabies where he can be healthy again.

I wish I could stop crying. :-(

Heather
DaRennieKidz

We are all sending our best purrs for Maestro's journey to be peaceful,
and for your hearts to heal.

He will be greeted at the bridge by my sisfur DD, who will be glad to show
him around.

Amelia

On Jan 22, 2:30*pm, wrote:
Maestro has severe heart disease (hypertrophic cardiomyopathy), and
will be leaving for the Bridge later today.

The cardiologist told me there's fluid in the periocardium, his atrium
is dilated, his ventricle walls are thickened, and there is a bit of
fluid in his chest cavity. *They also saw spokes, which they think
might be clots. *There may also be neurological damage not related to
his heart.

His prognosis, even with medication is very poor. *Graeme and I have
talked it over, and have decided that we don't want our poor boy to
suffer, and have decided that the kindest thing is to send him to the
Bridge to be with Liddle Zoë Underfoot, Vinnie, and all the other
furrbabies where he can be healthy again.

I wish I could stop crying. :-(

R purrz go too yoo ann yur fambly an wee hop for a ez jurnee to da
brij for dat kitty Maestro. Hee will be helfy ann happy again an hee
will haff frenz too keep him cumpany wile he wates. I am an ol retired
mommee kat ann even do I feel gudgud rite neow, I spec I will see him
sumtim befoour yooo do.. Wen I doo I will tell him ub your luv an
teerz, altho I am shir dat he already nose.

Maggy May fur house Coady ann house Reich

--



Heather
DaRennieKidz

The teas will stop, for the most part never forever, and you will be able to
feel your loving boy at the bridge and happy. Until then we Puurrr and
pray for your healing.
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Maestro has severe heart disease (hypertrophic cardiomyopathy), and
will be leaving for the Bridge later today.

The cardiologist told me there's fluid in the periocardium, his atrium
is dilated, his ventricle walls are thickened, and there is a bit of
fluid in his chest cavity. They also saw spokes, which they think
might be clots. There may also be neurological damage not related to
his heart.

His prognosis, even with medication is very poor. Graeme and I have
talked it over, and have decided that we don't want our poor boy to
suffer, and have decided that the kindest thing is to send him to the
Bridge to be with Liddle Zoë Underfoot, Vinnie, and all the other
furrbabies where he can be healthy again.

I wish I could stop crying. :-(

Heather
DaRennieKidz

Sorry, that was tears. Willow walked across in front of me and I didn't
catch the misspelling.
"Granby" wrote in message
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The teas will stop, for the most part never forever, and you will be able
to feel your loving boy at the bridge and happy. Until then we Puurrr
and pray for your healing.
wrote in message
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Maestro has severe heart disease (hypertrophic cardiomyopathy), and
will be leaving for the Bridge later today.

The cardiologist told me there's fluid in the periocardium, his atrium
is dilated, his ventricle walls are thickened, and there is a bit of
fluid in his chest cavity. They also saw spokes, which they think
might be clots. There may also be neurological damage not related to
his heart.

His prognosis, even with medication is very poor. Graeme and I have
talked it over, and have decided that we don't want our poor boy to
suffer, and have decided that the kindest thing is to send him to the
Bridge to be with Liddle Zoë Underfoot, Vinnie, and all the other
furrbabies where he can be healthy again.

I wish I could stop crying. :-(

Heather
DaRennieKidz

Kitty in Mourning coat hunkerz down into meatloaf pozishun and starrts
purring furr uh pleasant trip for Maestro to the bridge, and luukz up,
thinking of Dyna, being among the kitteez tu meet him there.
--
Pitô.ônya

Anti Sylvia strikken with MMS joins with catdolences to Graeme, Heather and
DaRennieKidz.

wrote in message
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Maestro has severe heart disease (hypertrophic cardiomyopathy), and
will be leaving for the Bridge later today.

The cardiologist told me there's fluid in the periocardium, his atrium
is dilated, his ventricle walls are thickened, and there is a bit of
fluid in his chest cavity. They also saw spokes, which they think
might be clots. There may also be neurological damage not related to
his heart.

His prognosis, even with medication is very poor. Graeme and I have
talked it over, and have decided that we don't want our poor boy to
suffer, and have decided that the kindest thing is to send him to the
Bridge to be with Liddle Zoë Underfoot, Vinnie, and all the other
furrbabies where he can be healthy again.

I wish I could stop crying. :-(

Heather
DaRennieKidz

Maestro has severe heart disease (hypertrophic cardiomyopathy), and
will be leaving for the Bridge later today.

The cardiologist told me there's fluid in the periocardium, his atrium
is dilated, his ventricle walls are thickened, and there is a bit of
fluid in his chest cavity. They also saw spokes, which they think
might be clots. There may also be neurological damage not related to
his heart.

His prognosis, even with medication is very poor. Graeme and I have
talked it over, and have decided that we don't want our poor boy to
suffer, and have decided that the kindest thing is to send him to the
Bridge to be with Liddle Zoë Underfoot, Vinnie, and all the other
furrbabies where he can be healthy again.

I wish I could stop crying. :-(

Heather
DaRennieKidz

So sorry.

Our prayers and purrs are with you all.

On Tue, 22 Jan 2008 11:30:47 -0800, angelvinvin wrote:

Maestro has severe heart disease (hypertrophic cardiomyopathy), and will
be leaving for the Bridge later today.

The cardiologist told me there's fluid in the periocardium, his atrium is
dilated, his ventricle walls are thickened, and there is a bit of fluid in
his chest cavity. They also saw spokes, which they think might be clots.
There may also be neurological damage not related to his heart.

His prognosis, even with medication is very poor. Graeme and I have
talked it over, and have decided that we don't want our poor boy to
suffer, and have decided that the kindest thing is to send him to the
Bridge to be with Liddle Zoë Underfoot, Vinnie, and all the other
furrbabies where he can be healthy again.

I wish I could stop crying. :-(

Heather
DaRennieKidz


".....Rise up slowly, Angel. It's hard to let you go...."MLB

((((Heather!)))) Our prayers and purrs have been with you all day. I haven't
stopped thinking of you.

Julie

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Maestro has severe heart disease (hypertrophic cardiomyopathy), and
will be leaving for the Bridge later today.

The cardiologist told me there's fluid in the periocardium, his atrium
is dilated, his ventricle walls are thickened, and there is a bit of
fluid in his chest cavity. They also saw spokes, which they think
might be clots. There may also be neurological damage not related to
his heart.

His prognosis, even with medication is very poor. Graeme and I have
talked it over, and have decided that we don't want our poor boy to
suffer, and have decided that the kindest thing is to send him to the
Bridge to be with Liddle Zoë Underfoot, Vinnie, and all the other
furrbabies where he can be healthy again.

I wish I could stop crying. :-(

Heather
DaRennieKidz