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[mrlmd1]

Car? Or cat? Big difference.

I've been through that too, and it's tough, especially when you have to put one down that was part of your household and life for 15 years. And they seen to know exactly what you are doing, and accept it too, as if they are ready. It's no fun losing a devoted companion and friend.

[jonathan180iq]

Originally Posted by mrlmd1

Car? Or cat? Big difference.

Well, I no longer have my favorite car either. But in this particular sense, I meant to say "cat". :whistle:

[mrlmd1]

I know, I know, just ribbing you.
A typo and then not looking to check what you wrote, no proofreading, just hurrying to get the message out. I know, I know. :poke2: :poke2:

[gzlocal]

Apologies Alan. My cat, my best friend, was recently diagnosed with chronic renal failure. We're just waiting on the day when her kidneys stop completely. She's always following me around, always laying on me, and loves me to death. We've had her 12 years now, and since I'm only 23, it's a very large portion of my life. She's gotten me through the most difficult periods in my life, so I know what you felt. They never yell at us or beat us or make us feel bad. They're the best.

I'll keep Bugsy in mind!

[mrlmd1]

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