oh Lylie big genlte hug
poor max but best let him go tears my eyes to see you being dealt just 1 blow after another,in my case id do same hold onto whichever kitty.
til had passed for him to feel your love comforts may you feel peace knowing he wont suffer any more.
lv prayers.
melly

I couldn't get on to this site last night to say thank you for caring, with me.
Sadly my beautiful Max did last through the night, but he was in no pain and very peaceful. We just sat together through the night, until it was time for the vet, who assessed him and after a very short discussion, did what was necessary with no fuss. Max was a true gentleman to the end, and has left a big hole in my heart where he has been for so long.

And another hug from me Lylie.



Thinking of you, I know how much you will miss Max.

Lots of love, Doreen xx

ohh Lylie bless u gentle big hug

may lord grant u comfort such special doggy.
lv melly

Thinking of you Lylie.

Hugs
Diane x

So sorry to read about Max Lylie but glad that his death was peaceful .

Thinking about you,

Eleanor x

Hi there, I'm still around, really niggled by all the recent events but hey, that's life.

Thanks Diane, ...................poor Andrew is STILL desperate for a job, any job, but all the industry locally is skilled....and that he isn't! He's still hopeful that Aldi will turn up trumps, but no news yet; bless him, I think every small factory.... and a few bigger ones...now has a copy of his CV, at least they can't say he isn't trying when he goes to sign on; he's getting very frightened and worried about not working, as his lovely partner IS working (part-time) and is supporting them both.

update on Colin: had three radiotherapy sessions and that MAY be enough, more next week.

I have just finished a week of loading dose of new cocktail, very unpleasant stuff which "burns" as it goes in (its one from a bloke in Peru so probably marmalade and llama poo???).................and starting again this week, alternate days so far as I know, hope they have diluted the stuff with something (I suggested brandy but no-one looked very likely to take me up on on that idea!!)

Helen and family have gone to France for a fortnight, following the sun .................she is getting so much worse so they cancelled ambitious plans to holiday far away, as she is so unsteady and tires very easily....and may need emergency care as breathing and swallowing are becoming a problem.

Love to all, Lxx

do they serve it in those ladies bowler hats and do you have to sit on the aztec woven rug while having it?

NO no no, Jenni..................

I sit on a llama, dashing about up and down the hills, ( the District nurses have a hell of a job keeping upi!!!)..wearing a rather fetching brightly coloured woven blanket thing and shouting "up the Andes!!!!" (or words to that effect!!) as I puff madly on my pipefull of dung...............the bowler hat is a Peruvian substitute for well.....um....er......less pleasant things ( you know .......them things wot live under the bed and come out in emergencies!!!!)

At least we can have a laugh, can't we........................just PICTURE the llama, me on top, those hills, wheezing nurses...........................hmmm, ......DON'T picture the under-bed bit!!!!!! Lxx

Certainly conjures up quite a picture Lylie

so THAT'S why they call you the mad woman of the Malverns !