Berfert is really ill :-(

Berfert stopped eating today, so we rushed him into TED. Turns out that
the Berf probably has either bacterial or fungal pneumonia. There was a
small lump in his lungs that TED said could be from all the fluid on the
baby's lungs, but he suspects cancer.

Berfert was also severely dehydrated and had to have an IV infusion
today and go in tomorrow for another one. He has rallied enough from
the first infusion to be able to hide under the bed and require two
people to get him out from under there.

I'll be honest, I'm worried. I also have a huge soft spot for the Berf.
He was my bad boy before Pine Cone came in and took over the role. He
used to sucker the other cats into no-win situations and then sit on the
sidelines and laugh at them. I hope that he's going to be all right.

Folks, I could really use some purrs and prayers for the Berf to feel
better. We really love the little guy.

Pam S.

Folks, I could really use some purrs and prayers for the Berf to feel
better. We really love the little guy.

Pam S.

Harri and I expect to be getting home tonight, so I'll muster all five
of the kitties to send their best get-better and be-healthy purrs for
Berfert.

Dan

Tanada wrote:
Berfert stopped eating today, so we rushed him into TED. Turns out
that the Berf probably has either bacterial or fungal pneumonia.
There was a small lump in his lungs that TED said could be from all
the fluid on the baby's lungs, but he suspects cancer.

Berfert was also severely dehydrated and had to have an IV infusion
today and go in tomorrow for another one. He has rallied enough from
the first infusion to be able to hide under the bed and require two
people to get him out from under there.

I'll be honest, I'm worried. I also have a huge soft spot for the
Berf. He was my bad boy before Pine Cone came in and took over the
role. He used to sucker the other cats into no-win situations and
then sit on the sidelines and laugh at them. I hope that he's going
to be all right.

Folks, I could really use some purrs and prayers for the Berf to feel
better. We really love the little guy.

Pam S.

Major purrs coming your way and birdie chirps, too.

Jill

Folks, I could really use some purrs and prayers for the Berf to feel
better. We really love the little guy.

Pam S.

Of course! Multitudinous purrs crossing the cyber aether and a candle lit for
Berferty ot heal & grow strong.

helen s


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Oh, no, poor Berfy. Purrs for his speedy recovery.

Tweed




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Berfert stopped eating today, so we rushed him into TED. Turns out that
the Berf probably has either bacterial or fungal pneumonia. There was a
small lump in his lungs that TED said could be from all the fluid on the
baby's lungs, but he suspects cancer.

Berfert was also severely dehydrated and had to have an IV infusion today
and go in tomorrow for another one. He has rallied enough from the first
infusion to be able to hide under the bed and require two people to get
him out from under there.

I'll be honest, I'm worried. I also have a huge soft spot for the Berf.
He was my bad boy before Pine Cone came in and took over the role. He
used to sucker the other cats into no-win situations and then sit on the
sidelines and laugh at them. I hope that he's going to be all right.

Folks, I could really use some purrs and prayers for the Berf to feel
better. We really love the little guy.

Pam S.

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wrote on 12/22/04 4:50 PM:

Berfert stopped eating today, so we rushed him into TED. Turns out that
the Berf probably has either bacterial or fungal pneumonia. There was a
small lump in his lungs that TED said could be from all the fluid on the
baby's lungs, but he suspects cancer.

Berfert was also severely dehydrated and had to have an IV infusion
today and go in tomorrow for another one. He has rallied enough from
the first infusion to be able to hide under the bed and require two
people to get him out from under there.

I'll be honest, I'm worried. I also have a huge soft spot for the Berf.
He was my bad boy before Pine Cone came in and took over the role. He
used to sucker the other cats into no-win situations and then sit on the
sidelines and laugh at them. I hope that he's going to be all right.

Folks, I could really use some purrs and prayers for the Berf to feel
better. We really love the little guy.

Pam S.

Oh mega purrs coming for poor Berfert I sure hope this is not the big C.

Tanada wrote:

Berfert stopped eating today, so we rushed him into TED. Turns out that
the Berf probably has either bacterial or fungal pneumonia.
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Folks, I could really use some purrs and prayers for the Berf to feel
better. We really love the little guy.
Pam S.
Pam, I'll get the fur crew to rev up the get well fast purrs for
Berfert. I know they helped me feel better after my surgery, so
I'll redirect their healing efforts in Berferts' direction *and*
yours. Hopefully the rehydration will help spur his appetite and
help give him the energy to fight off the pneumonia.

Purrs and good healing thoughts -

Chris, Tripper, Katie, and Hazard

Tanada skrev i meddelandet ...
Berfert stopped eating today, so we rushed him into TED. Turns out that
the Berf probably has either bacterial or fungal pneumonia. There was a
small lump in his lungs that TED said could be from all the fluid on the
baby's lungs, but he suspects cancer.

Berfert was also severely dehydrated and had to have an IV infusion
today and go in tomorrow for another one. He has rallied enough from
the first infusion to be able to hide under the bed and require two
people to get him out from under there.

I'll be honest, I'm worried. I also have a huge soft spot for the Berf.
He was my bad boy before Pine Cone came in and took over the role. He
used to sucker the other cats into no-win situations and then sit on the
sidelines and laugh at them. I hope that he's going to be all right.

Folks, I could really use some purrs and prayers for the Berf to feel
better. We really love the little guy.

Pam S.


Prayers and purrs for Berfert
from Elisabet and Hugo Katt

Lots of purrs for all of Berfert's symptoms to mysteriously vanish and never
return.

Pat wrote:

Lots of purrs for all of Berfert's symptoms to mysteriously vanish and never
return.

Purrs from New Zealand are really powerful because they have so far to
go they become stronger. Heaps of them from B & C and FSP to Berfert's
quick recovery.

Bev
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