Goodbye to you my trusted friend, little Worf

Poor little Worfy's cardiomyopathy finally got the better of him about an
hour ago. He had been getting short of breath throughout the day and while
we were in the vets waiting room he suddenly started fitting, rolled over
onto his back and died before anything could be done. Not that I expected
anything as I was prepared to have the little man put down but I'd have
liked him to slip away peacefully. I have buried him in the border of my
front garden where he liked to sleep in the shade of the hedge, he will be
happy there.

He was only 14 and after Q passed away last month at 15 that's my two first
pets gone in 6 weeks. So long the understudy to Q he at least had a few
weeks of being top cat of the house and an extra few months after his
cardiomyopathy was diagnosed and treated. (Thanks for all your advise on
that Phil)

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Niel H

I am so sorry Neil for your losses


"Niel Humphreys" wrote in
message ...
Poor little Worfy's cardiomyopathy finally got the better of him about an
hour ago. He had been getting short of breath throughout the day and while
we were in the vets waiting room he suddenly started fitting, rolled over
onto his back and died before anything could be done. Not that I expected
anything as I was prepared to have the little man put down but I'd have
liked him to slip away peacefully. I have buried him in the border of my
front garden where he liked to sleep in the shade of the hedge, he will be
happy there.

He was only 14 and after Q passed away last month at 15 that's my two
first pets gone in 6 weeks. So long the understudy to Q he at least had a
few weeks of being top cat of the house and an extra few months after his
cardiomyopathy was diagnosed and treated. (Thanks for all your advise on
that Phil)

--

Niel H

"Niel Humphreys" wrote in
message ...
Poor little Worfy's cardiomyopathy finally got the better of him about an
hour ago. He had been getting short of breath throughout the day and while
we were in the vets waiting room he suddenly started fitting, rolled over
onto his back and died before anything could be done. Not that I expected
anything as I was prepared to have the little man put down but I'd have
liked him to slip away peacefully. I have buried him in the border of my
front garden where he liked to sleep in the shade of the hedge, he will be
happy there.

He was only 14 and after Q passed away last month at 15 that's my two
first
pets gone in 6 weeks. So long the understudy to Q he at least had a few
weeks of being top cat of the house and an extra few months after his
cardiomyopathy was diagnosed and treated. (Thanks for all your advise on
that Phil)

Oh, Niel, I am so sorry, I have read about your Worfy and Q over the years
and I know you miss them both terribly. Be good to yourself, this is a lot
of
loss for you in a very short time.



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"Niel Humphreys" wrote in
message ...
Poor little Worfy's cardiomyopathy finally got the better of him about an
hour ago. He had been getting short of breath throughout the day and while
we were in the vets waiting room he suddenly started fitting, rolled over
onto his back and died before anything could be done. Not that I expected
anything as I was prepared to have the little man put down but I'd have
liked him to slip away peacefully. I have buried him in the border of my
front garden where he liked to sleep in the shade of the hedge, he will be
happy there.

He was only 14 and after Q passed away last month at 15 that's my two
first pets gone in 6 weeks. So long the understudy to Q he at least had a
few weeks of being top cat of the house and an extra few months after his
cardiomyopathy was diagnosed and treated. (Thanks for all your advise on
that Phil)

--

Niel H

I'm so sorry for your loss, Niel. Purrs for your broken heart.

--

Hugs,

CatNipped

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I'm so sorry, run free kitties.
Alison


"Niel Humphreys" wrote in
message ...
Poor little Worfy's cardiomyopathy finally got the better of him about an
hour ago. He had been getting short of breath throughout the day and
while
we were in the vets waiting room he suddenly started fitting, rolled over
onto his back and died before anything could be done. Not that I expected
anything as I was prepared to have the little man put down but I'd have
liked him to slip away peacefully. I have buried him in the border of my
front garden where he liked to sleep in the shade of the hedge, he will
be
happy there.

He was only 14 and after Q passed away last month at 15 that's my two
first
pets gone in 6 weeks. So long the understudy to Q he at least had a few
weeks of being top cat of the house and an extra few months after his
cardiomyopathy was diagnosed and treated. (Thanks for all your advise on
that Phil)

--

Niel H

Niel Humphreys wrote:

He was only 14 and after Q passed away last month at 15 that's my two first
pets gone in 6 weeks. So long the understudy to Q he at least had a few
weeks of being top cat of the house and an extra few months after his
cardiomyopathy was diagnosed and treated. (Thanks for all your advise on
that Phil)

I'm very sorry, Niel. You did all that was possible and gave him (both
of them) a good, happy life. It's never long enough.

Candace

Neil Humphreys wrote with a saddened heart, about little Worf, his
trusted kitty,
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I have buried him in the border of my front garden where he liked to
sleep in the shade of the hedge, he will be happy there.

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Neil,

My sincere condolences go out to you .
You will meet again at the Bridge. There is nothing to compare with
losing a trusted pet or a child.

sincerely,

Michael Lane

" Say what you want and be who you are,
because those who mind don't matter
and those who matter don't mind. "
Dr. Seuss

"Niel Humphreys" wrote in
message ...
Poor little Worfy's cardiomyopathy finally got the better of him about an
hour ago. He had been getting short of breath throughout the day and while
we were in the vets waiting room he suddenly started fitting, rolled over
onto his back and died before anything could be done. Not that I expected
anything as I was prepared to have the little man put down but I'd have
liked him to slip away peacefully. I have buried him in the border of my
front garden where he liked to sleep in the shade of the hedge, he will be
happy there.

He was only 14 and after Q passed away last month at 15 that's my two
first pets gone in 6 weeks. So long the understudy to Q he at least had a
few weeks of being top cat of the house and an extra few months after his
cardiomyopathy was diagnosed and treated. (Thanks for all your advise on
that Phil)


Thanks for all your messages of support, they do help!

In true RPCH fashion here are a couple of photos in memory of Worfy, my
favourite two from when Thor (Ginger) and Teal'c (Black/White) joined the
furrmily and he became their daddy.

http://www.snowdoncomputers.co.uk/Kitties3.jpg
http://www.snowdoncomputers.co.uk/Kitties4.jpg
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Niel H

Niel Humphreys wrote:
Poor little Worfy's cardiomyopathy finally got the better of him about an
hour ago. He had been getting short of breath throughout the day and while
we were in the vets waiting room he suddenly started fitting, rolled over
onto his back and died before anything could be done. Not that I expected
anything as I was prepared to have the little man put down but I'd have
liked him to slip away peacefully. I have buried him in the border of my
front garden where he liked to sleep in the shade of the hedge, he will be
happy there.

He was only 14 and after Q passed away last month at 15 that's my two first
pets gone in 6 weeks. So long the understudy to Q he at least had a few
weeks of being top cat of the house and an extra few months after his
cardiomyopathy was diagnosed and treated. (Thanks for all your advise on
that Phil)

So sad. My heart is breaking for you. I hope someday you can find joy
in the life of another kitty who needs you. May you have peace in the
weeks to come.

-L.

Wonderful pix, Neil. I am so sorry for your loss.
Gail
"Niel Humphreys" wrote in
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"Niel Humphreys" wrote in
message ...
Poor little Worfy's cardiomyopathy finally got the better of him about an
hour ago. He had been getting short of breath throughout the day and
while we were in the vets waiting room he suddenly started fitting,
rolled over onto his back and died before anything could be done. Not
that I expected anything as I was prepared to have the little man put
down but I'd have liked him to slip away peacefully. I have buried him in
the border of my front garden where he liked to sleep in the shade of the
hedge, he will be happy there.

He was only 14 and after Q passed away last month at 15 that's my two
first pets gone in 6 weeks. So long the understudy to Q he at least had a
few weeks of being top cat of the house and an extra few months after his
cardiomyopathy was diagnosed and treated. (Thanks for all your advise on
that Phil)


Thanks for all your messages of support, they do help!

In true RPCH fashion here are a couple of photos in memory of Worfy, my
favourite two from when Thor (Ginger) and Teal'c (Black/White) joined the
furrmily and he became their daddy.

http://www.snowdoncomputers.co.uk/Kitties3.jpg
http://www.snowdoncomputers.co.uk/Kitties4.jpg
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Niel H