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![]() "Lesley" ... On Aug 3, 7:41 am, outsider : It's what's called a vestigial organ. It used to have some use back in our evolutionary past, but it's on its way to being completely lost. Sort of like a brain for some people I know. "DAVE! Can you pass me some kitchen towel to dry off the monitor?!!!" Make that 2 please?!!! That needed a BW! Absolutely! Lesley Slave of the Fabulous Furballs Kyla and Clowder |
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![]() It's okay, CatNipped. I've got a really supportive husband, wonderful friends {{{{ hugs to RPCA }}}} and I'm doing the best I can. Whatever will happen, will happen. If tomorrow is my day, heck, I've lived an excellent life; I can't complain. I've had the love of some wonderful furkids......Moire' (RB), Reggie (rehomed), Fester (RB), Kato (RB), and my current clowder of Pua, Chloe and Tyrone. Again, whatever happens will happen. :~) kili Kili, with all you've been through, you have the best attitude and I'm so glad you have a supportive husband, and lots of friends, and kitties. You are a hero in my book, FWIW. . Bless your heart. Love, hugs, purrs, bright blessings, and purrs Kyla |
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![]() Lesley wrote: On Aug 2, 2:08 pm, wrote: (*Arnold Shwarzenegger, governor of California - to my unending embarrassment) Didn't he abolish declawing in California? I think I read that somewhere- if I'm wrong I'm wrong- if I'm right that he's done more decent things than the current prime minister of the UK and he's not as annoying as the last one! If he did, it's within the year and a half since I left California. One reason I stopped using my former vet there was that he advocated the use of laser for declawing. (Laser might be less traumatic, but it's still surgery of which I strongly disapprove.) |
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You and Alan are in my thoughts and prayers every day
"kilikini" wrote in message . com... hopitus wrote: You don't know me or my family but I feel the same way. You are my unsung heroine of rpca for sure. If what I remember re your medical issues is correct, you deserve every bit of it. Your illness took my sister 14 years ago this month. I wear her name, as well as three friends' on badge as I walk with the locals in the annual March. Many medical breakthroughs in last 14 years. They *have* made some amazing break-throughs in breast cancer. It's no longer the death sentence it once was. (Although I'm really sorry for your loss, hopitus.) What I have isn't breast cancer; it's an *extremely* rare form of chest wall cancer. Mine spreads through connective tissue instead of through the blood. It doesn't respond to chemo and my doctors won't do radiation therapy because the tumor (which has returned) is right over my heart. Still, I've had to have a mastectomy, 4 ribs & half my sternum removed, left chest muscle & lower abdominal muscles removed along with my lymph nodes on the left side. The advice I have to women who get diagnosed with breast cancer and are hesitating on whether or not to get a mastectomy, I have to tell you that it doesn't make you any less of a woman and it's really no big deal. Sometimes the dissection is so clean, you don't even have to have further treatment, i.e. chemo & radiation. Please, ladies, get a mammogram - they're really not bad! Takes 10 minutes and they don't hurt. Technology is incredible these days. Better than a mammogram is an MRI, but I gotta warn you, they're NOT comfortable. Those take about 45 minutes and they're loud, claustrophobic, and you can't move an inch the entire time. An ultrasound is also a good test and that's completely painless; just cold gel and a scope. A CT scan is best, though. They can see everything with one of those. I get them about every 3 months. It involves a needle and an iodine dye, it takes 10 minutes, and the results are so clear! They get a full 3-D image of your insides. Anything foreign, like cancer or even gallstones, shows up a bright white on the scan. Pretty neat. If anyone has any questions on a medical procedure they may be afraid of, e-mail me. Trust me, I've had them ALL. (Oh, and a full body bone scan is pretty cool, too!) Remove the NOSPAM to reply. kili |
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CatNipped wrote:
Like I said in another post... grace, style, and a sense of humor! I've never met you, but I *DO* love you, kiddo! Hugs, CatNipped Catnipped, right back atcha! :~) kili |
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Kyla =^..^=` wrote:
It's okay, CatNipped. I've got a really supportive husband, wonderful friends {{{{ hugs to RPCA }}}} and I'm doing the best I can. Whatever will happen, will happen. If tomorrow is my day, heck, I've lived an excellent life; I can't complain. I've had the love of some wonderful furkids......Moire' (RB), Reggie (rehomed), Fester (RB), Kato (RB), and my current clowder of Pua, Chloe and Tyrone. Again, whatever happens will happen. :~) kili Kili, with all you've been through, you have the best attitude and I'm so glad you have a supportive husband, and lots of friends, and kitties. You are a hero in my book, FWIW. . Bless your heart. Love, hugs, purrs, bright blessings, and purrs Kyla Thanks, Kyla. I'm not looking for accolades, though. :~) Many of these folks have been through this with me. It's been a long journey and it's still not over. I'm begging for it to be over!!!!!!!! :~) Thanks for routing for me. I appreciate it. kili |
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![]() "Matthew" You and Alan are in my thoughts and prayers every day Mine too Kyla |
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![]() Kili, with all you've been through, you have the best attitude and I'm so glad you have a supportive husband, and lots of friends, and kitties. You are a hero in my book, FWIW. . Bless your heart. Love, hugs, purrs, bright blessings, and purrs Kyla Thanks, Kyla. I'm not looking for accolades, though. :~) Many of these folks have been through this with me. It's been a long journey and it's still not over. I'm begging for it to be over!!!!!!!! :~) Thanks for routing for me. I appreciate it. kili You're welcome, and please know you're in my thoughts and prayers every day. Love Kyla |
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tanadashoes wrote:
"kilikini" wrote in message . com... They *have* made some amazing break-throughs in breast cancer. It's no longer the death sentence it once was. (Although I'm really sorry for your loss, hopitus.) What I have isn't breast cancer; it's an *extremely* rare form of chest wall cancer. Mine spreads through connective tissue instead of through the blood. It doesn't respond to chemo and my doctors won't do radiation therapy because the tumor (which has returned) is right over my heart. OMG. I'm so sorry Kili. You gave no indication when we met earlier. I had no idea that they couldn't do radiation or chemo on it and assumed that you had been lit up. Girlfriend, what do you want to do? Do you want to go anywhere, meet anyone (on earth that is, Mars is out of the question), see anything special? Bucket list time. How is Alan handling this? He's a good man, and lucky to have you, as you are to have him. What, if anything, can we here do to help you? Please, let us help as we can. Pam S. Pam, how could I tell you about my condition when Rob's is far from perfect? I pretty much keep my things to myself. I just unloaded today, due to the context of a previous post. My husband, Allan, has been great. He's my rock. You met him; he dotes on me - when he's not escaping from cat-fiends. LOL. kili |
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As my husband said when he became insulin resistant, "Life just sucks
sometimes" and the rest of the time it, well never mind. Anytime you need to unload, do so and it doesn't matter how bad anyone else is, there is always room for a bit more on our shoulders. That's what friends are for, even crazy cat friends. "kilikini" wrote in message . com... tanadashoes wrote: "kilikini" wrote in message . com... They *have* made some amazing break-throughs in breast cancer. It's no longer the death sentence it once was. (Although I'm really sorry for your loss, hopitus.) What I have isn't breast cancer; it's an *extremely* rare form of chest wall cancer. Mine spreads through connective tissue instead of through the blood. It doesn't respond to chemo and my doctors won't do radiation therapy because the tumor (which has returned) is right over my heart. OMG. I'm so sorry Kili. You gave no indication when we met earlier. I had no idea that they couldn't do radiation or chemo on it and assumed that you had been lit up. Girlfriend, what do you want to do? Do you want to go anywhere, meet anyone (on earth that is, Mars is out of the question), see anything special? Bucket list time. How is Alan handling this? He's a good man, and lucky to have you, as you are to have him. What, if anything, can we here do to help you? Please, let us help as we can. Pam S. Pam, how could I tell you about my condition when Rob's is far from perfect? I pretty much keep my things to myself. I just unloaded today, due to the context of a previous post. My husband, Allan, has been great. He's my rock. You met him; he dotes on me - when he's not escaping from cat-fiends. LOL. kili |
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