One step forward
Sammy doesn't have cancer. Wheeeewwww.
He does have a rare, severe intestinal inflammation that's a chronic disease. I don't know what that means for the future. Some part of me says that it's all going to be okay, and the rest of me isn't so sure. He's definitely not back to his usual self but at least he's home. So now we're taking it one day at a time. And drugging him to the gills.
On a happier note, we're fostering a cute little girl named Lilly who had some eye problems. I'm going to take her to the eye clinic on Tuesday to see if they can do anything to help here. She's a cutie, and only three years old. I'll post some pictures soon so you can see the cuteness.
I'm hoping to do a non-cat post sometime this week. We'll see. Again, thank you so so much to everyone who commented, emailed, and called us. Your love, support, and prayers have been incredibly helpful. Thank you very much.
He does have a rare, severe intestinal inflammation that's a chronic disease. I don't know what that means for the future. Some part of me says that it's all going to be okay, and the rest of me isn't so sure. He's definitely not back to his usual self but at least he's home. So now we're taking it one day at a time. And drugging him to the gills.
On a happier note, we're fostering a cute little girl named Lilly who had some eye problems. I'm going to take her to the eye clinic on Tuesday to see if they can do anything to help here. She's a cutie, and only three years old. I'll post some pictures soon so you can see the cuteness.
I'm hoping to do a non-cat post sometime this week. We'll see. Again, thank you so so much to everyone who commented, emailed, and called us. Your love, support, and prayers have been incredibly helpful. Thank you very much.

1 Comments:
No worries on the non-cat posts, that's one of the reasons I adore this blog: the fab amount of feline-ness :)
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