Lucy is at home now. We are hoping that we might have a bit more time with her if she will eat. The vet said if she doesn't eat that is Lucy's way of letting me know....
Lucy was quite distant and quiet at first last night. I think she may have even caught onto some of my mood...which was pretty low...so I faked cheery and started brushing her and talking to her. She did eventually perk up. She even ate 3 small forkfuls of food. She drank water. Lucy started to purr again. I was up until after one just so I could spend time with her. Feeling tired She has only had about 5 treats today. Not drinking, not really eating but purring and head butting.
Right now, I just want more time with her.
Thanks for your thoughts, prayers, and purrs.
The vet just called. The news is not good. One of the possibilities was a tumor which they could treat. It is a tumor but not lymphoma like they though, it is carcinoma, and they can't do anything. They were able to get some of the fluid out of her chest and she ate a bit. I think the vet said I could take her home and just follow Lucy's lead but I'm not sure because I was upset by this time and not able to take any notes. It hurts.
I'm so sorry. Oh, I'm so deeply sorry. Obviously this isn't the news we all were hoping for.
ReplyDeleteSending lots of hugs and keeping you both in my thoughts and prayers. Nicki and Derry are sending soft purrs.
Blessings and Peace and Mercy to you both.
Kim
One who went before me was mommy's first cat up here. After thirteen years with her soul mate, Suki got cancer. She stuck around for as long as she could (I think she just wanted to be with mommy as long as she could) but when she was really feeling badly and miserable, mommy had her put to sleep. She cried all the way home from the pet hospital. And when she received Suki's ashes she cried all the way home. It NEVER gets easier. Mommy will pray for a miracle to happen, and we both send lots and lots of understanding and (((hugs))) and I'll send my very softest head bumpies.
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We're so sorry. We're sending you hugs and comforting purrs.
ReplyDeleteOh,Maggie...I'm in tears right with you.
ReplyDeleteNo words from me will help....I'm sending hugs.
Jane x
So sorry to hear the news is not good.
ReplyDeleteWhen one of our fur babies is affected,
it is hard to accept. We understand your pain
and wish we could help. We offer purrs and hugs
and prayers.
Happy 4th of July!
Purrs Georgia and Julie,
Treasure, JJ
and mom Nancy
Oh, I am so, so sorry...this is the worst of all possible news, and I wish there was some way to make it better. Know that we all understand, and are here for you and Lucy. I'm sending loving thoughts your way, Trish xx
ReplyDeleteOh my! Purrs to you and Lucy
ReplyDeleteWe're so sorry to hear this news about Lucy. Please know our thoughts and purrs are with you.
ReplyDeleteI'm so sorry, Maggie. Know you are in my thoughts and prayers. Hugs, Deb
ReplyDeleteWe are so sorry Maggie and wish we could say something to make you feel better. We are thinking of you and are sending comforting purrs to you. Take care.
ReplyDeleteLuv Hannah and Lucy xx xx
We are so very sorry to hear this news. We are sending purrs, prayers and all good thoughts for you and Lucy.
ReplyDeleteI echo all the posts above. I will pray for your wisdom and peace and a miracle of healing. Commitment to an animal brings with it all shades of human emotion requiring uncommon courage but ultimately the joy of having loved.
ReplyDeleteI don't have the words to even begin to tell you how devastated I am by this news. I will also pray for you and Lucy....my thoughts, prayers and love are with you both. I am so terribly, terribly sorry.
ReplyDeleteI am so sorry. As others have said, this is not the news you (or we) wanted. I hope your remaining time with Lucy is full of love.
ReplyDeleteLove is eternal; the more you give Lucy now, the better for both of you. Try to tempt her with anything so she'll eat: baby food, sardines, whatever. God Bless.
ReplyDeleteThis is the pits. I'm so sorry!! I hope Lucy and you will have lots of happy days together yet.
ReplyDeleteLucy was very lucky to have been loved by you, Maggie. I'm sure a day doesn't go by without you missing her purrs and cuddles. Anyway, I'm sure Lucy knew how much you loved and cared for her, and she must've been very happy for that. Thanks for sharing that, Maggie! All the best to you. :)
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