Pic of My Little Miracle, Lucy

Here she is. My wonderful little miracle, Lucy. This is what all your loving prayers and healing vibes have done, helped bring Lucy back from near-death to enjoying life again

Thank you all so much





Lucy sends lots of and purrs to you all

she is so adorable......

I'm sorry, I never saw your thread, but what happened??

Lucy, although she's an indoor cat only (she was a victim of abject cruelty when she was younger by her previous owners and her front leg folds back under her, severed tendon) caught some kind of virus. In human terms we'd call it "a right, stinking cold" but whatever it was nearly killed her. It was thanks to us having a really good vet - she was hospitalised for nearly a week, that she is now 98% recovered and all the healing vibes everyone put out that she is still with us.

She's a lovely old cat, approximate age 16 who we totally adore I know she adores us too - you see it in her eyes. Total love and trust.

What a marvelous ending to your story! She is just the prettiest cat! How lucky she is to spend her golden years with you

What a beautiful little girl How lucky she is to have you now!!!

She is lovely!!!

What a beautiful girl. I'm glad she made it and is healthy now.

Thank you for sharing Lucy's pictures. I love her colors.
I am so glad that she is feeling better.

What a beautiful little doll!

Hi, Lucy! Glad you are well.

She is just beautiful, with wonderful markings!

You can see Lucy's front paw bends back at the knuckle (the leg with most ginger on it) and also the bald patch where she had the IV drip in. The fur is starting to grow back now and should be back to normal in a few weeks. The great news is she's eating everything in sight and is slowly gaining weight again, curling up on me at night and singing me to sleep with her soft purr

Lucy's a real little sweetheart, a lovely girl. I'm glad she's recovered from her nasty virus. She's very fortunate to have put those horrible former humans behind her and found a wonderful home with you.

She is just dessert for the eyes!!
I love her unique markings.
Ya'll are lucky to have each other.

Originally Posted by Python

Lucy, although she's an indoor cat only (she was a victim of abject cruelty when she was younger by her previous owners and her front leg folds back under her, severed tendon) caught some kind of virus. In human terms we'd call it "a right, stinking cold" but whatever it was nearly killed her. It was thanks to us having a really good vet - she was hospitalised for nearly a week, that she is now 98% recovered and all the healing vibes everyone put out that she is still with us.

She's a lovely old cat, approximate age 16 who we totally adore

I know she adores us too - you see it in her eyes. Total love and trust.

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WOW - that is soooo wonderful!!!!!! I'm SO happy for you and SO happy for Lucy!!! She looks VERY happy and comfy - thanks to you!!!!

I've had Lucy for 9 years and in that time I've tried to make it up to her what she suffered before I got her. My husband dotes on her too. He was really upset when she was ill. Because of Lucy's illness and just before that, I had to travel 500 miles because my daughter who was expecting her first baby took ill plus over the last few years we've had major health problems in our family, my son's kidneys failed 4 years ago and my husband had a major heart attack last year, money has been very tight. This year presents under the tree will be very poor, but we're all still together and seeing Lucy get better means it's Christmas every day for as long as we're together

I know we're going to have a really wonderful Christmas

Lucy is beautiful! Glad to hear she has recovered!

You have the spirit of Christmas in your heart.

Merry Christmas to you & your loving family.
Here is a special hug for sweet Lucy.(((

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Originally Posted by Python

This year presents under the tree will be very poor, but we're all still together and seeing Lucy get better means it's Christmas every day for as long as we're together

I know we're going to have a really wonderful Christmas

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