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Thank you everyone for your thoughts and support. I am not at work today - just could not face it.
No more vomtting so far from Cat so definitely hoping it was just the furball. Toby seems to be much brighter this morning which is good. He fell asleep in my arms last night he was still so drowsy from the anaesthetic.
@Faith-and-Hope I loved hearing abput your new purchase and that it has a butterfly on it ...gave me a little heartlift Hon
Whilst there was no sign of the cancer in Cat's lymph nodes that does not mean that it hasn't spread elsewhere and just not detectable yet - unfortunately it is highly likely that it has already spread with this type of cancer in cats. I will know more Tuesday but am not expecting there to be much more we can do but give her the best quality of life we can for as long as I have left with her.
@utopia as @Faith-and-Hope said (thanks Hon
) Toby had his teeth cleaned and we thought he may need two of them out but the good news there was they were okay and didn't need to come out. He also has had an ear infection but that is also clearing up as well.
@Former-Member I can already imagine life without Cat and it is heartbreaking. I am grateful to have Toby by my side and that will no doubt help me through it when the time comes. All I can do is continue loving Cat, giving her cuddles and do whatever needs to be done to make sure the rest of the life she has with her is the best it possibly can be.
@Former-Member We are certainly not wired for loss but I suppose knowing it will happen sooner rather than later with Cat at least gives me time to get used to it just a little bit. It was the same with Nan - we knew she would not be around for long so had time to be with her and grieve along the way. It doesn't take away the pain when it does happen but does give us time to prepare just a little.