Jorie---heather And I Are Coping.

It has been almost 2 weeks since Jorie died. She is buried in the back yard under the edge of some shrubs where she gets shade in the morning and sunshine in the afternoon because she loved to lay in the window with the sun shining through it. Heather and I are still grieving and missing her terribly in our own way. Heather is often found laying behind a chair where Jorie layed during the last few days she was at home. Me.. I still walk in the house and call her name. I also even cry at times and am very sensitive about talking about Jorie still. Good news.... Hopefully after Thanksgiving we are adding a new kitty to the house. I am waiting to allow Heather and I to spend some time just us before adding a new addition. I hope and pray that all of you have a very Blessed Thanksgiving

Jorie And Letting Go

[FONT=Geneva][SIZE=7] This has been a rough too weeks. for my cat Jorie, me and her companion Heather. She was diagnosed with vestibular Nystemas and we thought she was going to beat this thing. But she has gone down hill very steadily. She once weighed 14 pounds but now weighs maybe 10. On Thursday I took her back and they tried Dramamine to help with the nausea. On Friday I brought her home most likely for the last time. She has come out a little today but I know that I am making the right decision when it comes down to it tomorrow depending on what my vet says.. . She is a beautiful 14 year old kitty that has been a great companion.. That is what makes it so hard to let go but I know she will be in a better place with God. Does it ever get any easier.