OT healing purrs, please

A co-worker's wife is seriously ill, in the hospital with an infection in
her spine. According to a phone message, she has undergone surgery to 12 of
her vertebrae and has antibiotic dripping into her spine. One doctor says
she should be fine, but the neurologist said she may end up paralyzed. This
description may not be totally accurate, but that's the best we could make
of the message.
Would you please ask the kitties to invoke the power of purr, and prayers
would also be welcome from those who are so inclined.
Thank you in advanced.
Annie

Yikes! Sounds scary, lots of purrs.


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Gosh that sounds just awful, got my eight plus six kitts purring up a storm
all the way from NZ.
Prayers also coming from the hoomins.

Lois

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"Annie Wxill" wrote in message
...
A co-worker's wife is seriously ill, in the hospital with an infection in
her spine. According to a phone message, she has undergone surgery to 12
of
her vertebrae and has antibiotic dripping into her spine. One doctor says
she should be fine, but the neurologist said she may end up paralyzed.
This
description may not be totally accurate, but that's the best we could make
of the message.
Would you please ask the kitties to invoke the power of purr, and prayers
would also be welcome from those who are so inclined.
Thank you in advanced.
Annie

On 2005-01-21, Annie Wxill penned:
A co-worker's wife is seriously ill, in the hospital with an infection in
her spine. According to a phone message, she has undergone surgery to 12 of
her vertebrae and has antibiotic dripping into her spine. One doctor says
she should be fine, but the neurologist said she may end up paralyzed. This
description may not be totally accurate, but that's the best we could make
of the message. Would you please ask the kitties to invoke the power of
purr, and prayers would also be welcome from those who are so inclined.
Thank you in advanced. Annie

Wow. Scary. Many purrs on their way.

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monique, roommate of Oscar the (female) grouch
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Eros was adopted! Eros has a home now! *cheer!*

On Thu, 20 Jan 2005 18:45:49 -0600, Annie Wxill wrote:

A co-worker's wife is seriously ill, in the hospital with an infection in
her spine. According to a phone message, she has undergone surgery to 12 of
her vertebrae and has antibiotic dripping into her spine. One doctor says
she should be fine, but the neurologist said she may end up paralyzed. This
description may not be totally accurate, but that's the best we could make
of the message.
Would you please ask the kitties to invoke the power of purr, and prayers
would also be welcome from those who are so inclined.
Thank you in advanced.
Annie


A name and area would help direct the purrs. There are lots of people
having similar surgery. My ex-boss.
(age 89) just had three disks done

On Thu, 20 Jan 2005 18:45:49 -0600, "Annie Wxill"
wrote:

Would you please ask the kitties to invoke the power of purr, and prayers
would also be welcome from those who are so inclined.

Absolutely. Many purrs coming from the kitties, doggy-wags from
Sandy, and our fervent hopes that all will be well. Hugs.

Jeanne

"mlbriggs" wrote in message
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On Thu, 20 Jan 2005 18:45:49 -0600, Annie Wxill wrote:
A name and area would help direct the purrs. There are lots of people
having similar surgery. My ex-boss.
(age 89) just had three disks done

This is not a disk problem. This is an infection in the spine. The woman
is in Texas, U.S.A.
Annie

Annie Wxill wrote:
A co-worker's wife is seriously ill, in the hospital with an
infection in her spine. According to a phone message, she has
undergone surgery to 12 of her vertebrae and has antibiotic dripping
into her spine. One doctor says she should be fine, but the
neurologist said she may end up paralyzed. This description may not
be totally accurate, but that's the best we could make of the message.
Would you please ask the kitties to invoke the power of purr, and
prayers would also be welcome from those who are so inclined.
Thank you in advanced.
Annie

Purrs heading her way.

Jill

Annie Wxill wrote:

A co-worker's wife is seriously ill, in the hospital with an infection in
her spine. According to a phone message, she has undergone surgery to 12 of
her vertebrae and has antibiotic dripping into her spine. One doctor says
she should be fine, but the neurologist said she may end up paralyzed. This
description may not be totally accurate, but that's the best we could make
of the message.



Ow!!! Definitely will ask the cats to purr and send healing thoughts
and wishes for your co-workers wife to be back to normal soon.

Pam, Rob, and the fayetteville Five + Calvin and Speedy the d-thing

in article , Annie Wxill at
wrote on 1/20/05 6:45 PM:

A co-worker's wife is seriously ill, in the hospital with an infection in
her spine. According to a phone message, she has undergone surgery to 12 of
her vertebrae and has antibiotic dripping into her spine. One doctor says
she should be fine, but the neurologist said she may end up paralyzed. This
description may not be totally accurate, but that's the best we could make
of the message.
Would you please ask the kitties to invoke the power of purr, and prayers
would also be welcome from those who are so inclined.
Thank you in advanced.
Annie



Absolutely. That is just scary.