My Hospital Stay

That's good @utopia - really good

Dec

Hi @Bast

Wow - you do have a lot of work with your cats - I have had a rescue cat myself - I rescued an old stray and I think she adopted us - it is many years now since she crossed the Rainbow Bridge

The cat I have now was so active when I first got her I called her an electric cat - she was about half-grown when a friend brought her in a Barbie Box - a few weeks later when she was speyed she tore a rescue carton apart just as I got to the vet - I was in a taxi - talked about desperate - I was freaky before all this and the cat was in a bad mood - such a sweet cat too - but it turned out that she had just gone into season for the first time

She has Lower Feline Track Disorder and she has been on a special diet for her whole life but she has a beautiful coat and just little - always underweight- she doesn't tell me when her plate is empty

I love her - there is just the two of us - but I wouldn't have it any other way for now

Dec

Hi All, I just have the one cat now... he's about two or three I think. I lost his sister last year from feline infectious peritonitis. Such a nice little cat too - there's nothing you can do once they become symptomatic. Broke my heart as she was so young. The grey fluffy cat in my profile picture I got at the same time as the other two from the shelter but she had issues. She wasn't used to other cats and had been an outdoor cat and I keep mine indoors all the time. So things were not harmonious to say the least. I eventually had to return her to the shelter after perservering for a year as I couldn't get anyone to take her. Hopefully she ended up in a single cat household. I have two dogs too. One loves cats the other just wants to chase them. I'm thinking of getting another cat, probably a young female so the male cat doesn't get his nose out of joint.

I think I would much rather the 'stoned' feeling stayed and the dizziness and nausea go @utopia - infact I am sure I would rather that lol

I am a little disappointed that you chose to draw a tree rather than my hearts and butterflies - but I suppose you need to look after yourself first - I'll get over it!!! lol

It is good to hear things are slowly improving for you though - and you definitely sound a lot brighter today

It is nice to see (read) some of the 'old' @utopia coming through in your posts - I'll take my little cocky friend however she comes but seeing glimpses of the 'well' you warms my heart. I love you my beautiful cocky friend

Hi @utopia - great to see that you are settling in and feeling better. I know what you mean about trying to do documentation with a "head full of cotton wool" feeling... my night time medication makes me feel so stoned I know not to do anything important half an hour after taking it. No way would I go near netbank or deal with my legal paperwork. Don't stress too much about the old bugger complaint - just put it in point form and keep it concise and not emotive. It's good having a proof reader too. I can relate to your workcover paperwork - I'm lucky that I kept very detailed documents of what happened to me as memories fade as time passes. Even though it was only six months ago I still go back over my notes when my lawyer has any questions. They are just covering everything before the hearing. We've already had two failed attempts at conciliation and I just want it to be over with but I'm also a strong believer in doing what's right and not backing down. Feel free to ask me for advice - I certainly think this has been a valuable learning experience, even though a very stressful one. Take care and get some rest.

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