I've been hanging out at TCS for a few months now. Came into the site in like a whirlwind trying to find out information about my FeLV+ positive boy Ruby. For those that followed my story, I've had a tremendous amount of ups and downs over the last few months - far greater than anything I've ever dealt with in my many years with cats. I lost 3 indoor cats and at least 5 outdoor feral cats (3 more ferals disappeared), lots of sleep and 20 pounds since June. I didn't have it in me to post it at the time, but had to end Ruby's suffering a few weeks ago.
He is sorely missed and I can't even write a fitting tribute to him yet.
But I'm the type of person that always finds the silver lining in any dark cloud. These bad circumstances have caused me to volunteer at a humane society, where I can find some joy in helping homeless pets find their forever homes. What a great experience for anyone going thru grief!
I woke up over the weekend and felt as if a cloud had been removed from my head....as if I've been living in a waking dream. My year of challenges is over - I can sense it all around me.
Just wanted to thank everyone here that has given me advice, held my cyber hand, cryed with me, and just gave me support in the last few months. The real Momofmany is finally beginning to emerge here, after 5 months enclosed in a cocoon.
But I'm the type of person that always finds the silver lining in any dark cloud. These bad circumstances have caused me to volunteer at a humane society, where I can find some joy in helping homeless pets find their forever homes. What a great experience for anyone going thru grief!
I woke up over the weekend and felt as if a cloud had been removed from my head....as if I've been living in a waking dream. My year of challenges is over - I can sense it all around me.
Just wanted to thank everyone here that has given me advice, held my cyber hand, cryed with me, and just gave me support in the last few months. The real Momofmany is finally beginning to emerge here, after 5 months enclosed in a cocoon.
