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platypus said:
She was 17. She's gone :(.
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Ohhh :( Im so sorry! Really good age, But still not long enough.

I know exactly how hard it is, really feel for you and your family

I hope you have many videos, photos and memories. You can never have enough. I wish i had more of maple, i am making sure i have Millions of celestra and Allie!
 
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Me again, found another cat on my travels, this time whilst riding to rock climbing this evening and well, after a bit of meowing, I got presented the belly and just figured if I die from murder mittens today then it would be worth it :cry:

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platypus said:
No meow, no leg rub, no 'feed me now servant'. She's missed
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It will take a week or so before its not a sad feeling each morning.
I get tit though Fred jumps on me for attention and letting out each morning, he's 12 this year and frankly could not live without him, regardless of how much trouble he can actually be.

She looked like she had a good life and was happy, thats the best we can do.
 
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Its the little things - came down this morning to make my coffee and normally within 2 seconds of stepping into the kitchen I'd be harassed for breakfast but of course it was deathly quiet.

No meow, no leg rub, no 'feed me now servant'. She's missed :(.
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When i lost maple it was very hard, but what made it easier was still having Allie, i could pretend it was maple laid on my knee, or getting into bed with me at night.

I still look for her in her usual places, and i actually still talk to her when im alone and tell her i miss her, just incase she is watching over me. Its been about 2.5 months now. I still shed a tear when i think of her. I also feel guilty for making the decision to let her go, even though the vet told me they had never seen a cat recover from such kidney values, i keep thinking but what if she was wrong?
 
brightside229 said:
When i lost maple it was very hard, but what made it easier was still having Allie, i could pretend it was maple laid on my knee, or getting into bed with me at night.

I still look for her in her usual places, and i actually still talk to her when im alone and tell her i miss her, just incase she is watching over me. Its been about 2.5 months now. I still shed a tear when i think of her. I also feel guilty for making the decision to let her go, even though the vet told me they had never seen a cat recover from such kidney values, i keep thinking but what if she was wrong?
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We could have brought molly home to waste away, but it would have been awful to watch and awful for her. Just getting thinner and thinner, unable to eat properly, I know we did the right thing but it still stings.

I went round the garden this morning to all of her favourite spots.
 
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platypus said:
We could have brought molly home to waste away, but it would have been awful to watch and awful for her. Just getting thinner and thinner, unable to eat properly, I know we did the right thing but it still stings.

I went round the garden this morning to all of her favourite spots.
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It feels aweful for sure!
I have her fur clippings and paw prints(and obviously ashes), im really glad i got them, not sure if you have thought about that! but certainly something i would have regretted not having.

She will be going with me when its my time.
 
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brightside229 said:
It feels aweful for sure!
I have her fur clippings and paw prints(and obviously ashes), im really glad i got them, not sure if you have thought about that! but certainly something i would have regretted not having.

She will be going with me when its my time.
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Yep, we've got some fur and ashes and are going to get a plant for the garden to bury her under.

Its corny for sure, but I don't care: https://styleroses.co.uk/shop/miss-molly-rose/.
 
mrk said:
Me again, found another cat on my travels, this time whilst riding to rock climbing this evening and well, after a bit of meowing, I got presented the belly and just figured if I die from murder mittens today then it would be worth it :cry:

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When you do that again to a cat and you end up with no skin on your hand please put a picture up - Blood and all -
Of all the cats we have had only one would let us do it and she came as a kitten.
As a matter of fact -if you are passing through Shropshire you are welcome to give Ronny a tickle. I have to be careful when I pick him up to make sure his rear leg's are below my arms and got him squeezed into me. I think he spends all night just sharpeneing his claws.
The main thing -did you bring him/her home -if not why not. (we know) :)
 
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