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No, Littlepaw, Tigger is still in full throttle. She certainly isn't looking for my companionship, as she will stare right at me and yowl. My boyfriend just got hearing aids. Her noise will be very hard for him till he gets used to them.

Hope my being gone for a week doesn't send her over the edge. If she gets worse with the noise then I'll know her problem is losing companions and having her world generally disrupted.
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