Purr request for Rob

As most of you know, my husband Rob is battling cancer. Two weeks ago it
began to take an ominous turn. He acted out of it, like he'd had a seizure
so I took him to the Emergency Room. Diagnosis, dehydration due to Rob
deciding that he didn't like the Diet Green Tea that I bought for him any
more and refusing to drink anything as a result. Last Wednesday we were
waiting for his chemo appointment when all of a sudden Rob just slumped in
his chair with his eyes and mouth open. He was admitted for observation and
then released. Today, we'd just seen his oncologist for a follow up
appointment and I had just pulled onto the street beside the hospital when
Rob did it again.

I'm getting to know the Rapid Response team on a first name basis. I told
Rob to pee on one of the nurses the next time they put a urinal where he
can't reach it. I signed permission for them to do whatever testing they
need for him and gave them a list of his medicines. He has recovered
somewhat, but he still is not himself.

Please could he have good thoughts, purrs and prayers from the group?

Thank you,

Pam S.

praying, Lee
"tanadashoes" wrote in message
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As most of you know, my husband Rob is battling cancer. Two weeks ago it
began to take an ominous turn. He acted out of it, like he'd had a
seizure so I took him to the Emergency Room. Diagnosis, dehydration due
to Rob deciding that he didn't like the Diet Green Tea that I bought for
him any more and refusing to drink anything as a result. Last Wednesday
we were waiting for his chemo appointment when all of a sudden Rob just
slumped in his chair with his eyes and mouth open. He was admitted for
observation and then released. Today, we'd just seen his oncologist for a
follow up appointment and I had just pulled onto the street beside the
hospital when Rob did it again.

I'm getting to know the Rapid Response team on a first name basis. I told
Rob to pee on one of the nurses the next time they put a urinal where he
can't reach it. I signed permission for them to do whatever testing they
need for him and gave them a list of his medicines. He has recovered
somewhat, but he still is not himself.

Please could he have good thoughts, purrs and prayers from the group?

Thank you,

Pam S.

Purrs and prayers in route
"tanadashoes" wrote in message
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As most of you know, my husband Rob is battling cancer. Two weeks ago it
began to take an ominous turn. He acted out of it, like he'd had a
seizure so I took him to the Emergency Room. Diagnosis, dehydration due
to Rob deciding that he didn't like the Diet Green Tea that I bought for
him any more and refusing to drink anything as a result. Last Wednesday
we were waiting for his chemo appointment when all of a sudden Rob just
slumped in his chair with his eyes and mouth open. He was admitted for
observation and then released. Today, we'd just seen his oncologist for a
follow up appointment and I had just pulled onto the street beside the
hospital when Rob did it again.

I'm getting to know the Rapid Response team on a first name basis. I told
Rob to pee on one of the nurses the next time they put a urinal where he
can't reach it. I signed permission for them to do whatever testing they
need for him and gave them a list of his medicines. He has recovered
somewhat, but he still is not himself.

Please could he have good thoughts, purrs and prayers from the group?

Thank you,

Pam S.

Purrs and prayers lovingly sent...Kyla

As most of you know, my husband Rob is battling cancer. Two weeks ago it
began to take an ominous turn. He acted out of it, like he'd had a
seizure so I took him to the Emergency Room. Diagnosis, dehydration due
to Rob deciding that he didn't like the Diet Green Tea that I bought for
him any more and refusing to drink anything as a result. Last Wednesday
we were waiting for his chemo appointment when all of a sudden Rob just
slumped in his chair with his eyes and mouth open. He was admitted for
observation and then released. Today, we'd just seen his oncologist for
a follow up appointment and I had just pulled onto the street beside the
hospital when Rob did it again.

I'm getting to know the Rapid Response team on a first name basis. I
told Rob to pee on one of the nurses the next time they put a urinal
where he can't reach it. I signed permission for them to do whatever
testing they need for him and gave them a list of his medicines. He has
recovered somewhat, but he still is not himself.

Please could he have good thoughts, purrs and prayers from the group?

Thank you,

Pam S.

"tanadashoes" wrote in message
m...
As most of you know, my husband Rob is battling cancer. Two weeks
ago it began to take an ominous turn. He acted out of it, like he'd
had a seizure so I took him to the Emergency Room. Diagnosis,
dehydration due to Rob deciding that he didn't like the Diet Green
Tea that I bought for him any more and refusing to drink anything as
a result. Last Wednesday we were waiting for his chemo appointment
when all of a sudden Rob just slumped in his chair with his eyes and
mouth open. He was admitted for observation and then released.
Today, we'd just seen his oncologist for a follow up appointment and
I had just pulled onto the street beside the hospital when Rob did
it again.

I'm getting to know the Rapid Response team on a first name basis.
I told Rob to pee on one of the nurses the next time they put a
urinal where he can't reach it. I signed permission for them to do
whatever testing they need for him and gave them a list of his
medicines. He has recovered somewhat, but he still is not himself.

Please could he have good thoughts, purrs and prayers from the
group?

Thank you,


Only if you will accept purrs for you as well.

I'd hate it if it seemed like life was just happening to me, not
something I could control. (Not very big on the notion of destiny)

Things have gone better than you feared they might for some time now.
While these setbacks are ominous in that they were unexpected and you
don't understand what is behind them exactly. they might not be as
definitive as you think. Maybe just a couple of bumps in the road.

Purrs, prayers, and the very best wishes as well for you and yours.
(All of them)

Jo

Purrs and prayers are definitely on the way.

--

Joy

No amount of time can erase the memory of a good cat, and no amount of
masking tape can ever totally remove his fur from your couch. - Leo Dworken

"tanadashoes" wrote in message
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As most of you know, my husband Rob is battling cancer. Two weeks ago it
began to take an ominous turn. He acted out of it, like he'd had a
seizure so I took him to the Emergency Room. Diagnosis, dehydration due
to Rob deciding that he didn't like the Diet Green Tea that I bought for
him any more and refusing to drink anything as a result. Last Wednesday
we were waiting for his chemo appointment when all of a sudden Rob just
slumped in his chair with his eyes and mouth open. He was admitted for
observation and then released. Today, we'd just seen his oncologist for a
follow up appointment and I had just pulled onto the street beside the
hospital when Rob did it again.

I'm getting to know the Rapid Response team on a first name basis. I told
Rob to pee on one of the nurses the next time they put a urinal where he
can't reach it. I signed permission for them to do whatever testing they
need for him and gave them a list of his medicines. He has recovered
somewhat, but he still is not himself.

Please could he have good thoughts, purrs and prayers from the group?

Thank you,

Pam S.

On Mon, 8 Jun 2009 22:46:06 -0400, "tanadashoes" wrote:

Thank you,

Pam S.

Purrs for Rob, and a big drooly headbutt and a paw on the noz furr you.

tanadashoes wrote:
As most of you know, my husband Rob is battling cancer. Two weeks
ago it began to take an ominous turn. He acted out of it, like he'd
had a seizure so I took him to the Emergency Room. Diagnosis,
dehydration due to Rob deciding that he didn't like the Diet Green
Tea that I bought for him any more and refusing to drink anything as
a result. Last Wednesday we were waiting for his chemo appointment
when all of a sudden Rob just slumped in his chair with his eyes and
mouth open. He was admitted for observation and then released. Today,
we'd just seen his oncologist for a follow up appointment and
I had just pulled onto the street beside the hospital when Rob did it
again.
I'm getting to know the Rapid Response team on a first name basis. I
told Rob to pee on one of the nurses the next time they put a urinal
where he can't reach it. I signed permission for them to do whatever
testing they need for him and gave them a list of his medicines. He
has recovered somewhat, but he still is not himself.

Please could he have good thoughts, purrs and prayers from the group?

Thank you,

Pam S.

Good thoughts and purrs on the way.
--
Adrian (Owned by Snoopy, Bagheera & Shadow)
Cats leave pawprints on your heart
http://community.webshots.com/user/clowderuk

Zillions of good vibes heading Rob's way - yours too.

Please could he have good thoughts, purrs and prayers from the group?

Thank you,

Pam S.

Rob has been on our purr list for a while now, but we'll step up the
intensity.

Dan