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Old 07-01-2009, 05:26 PM #1
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Default Just found out that one of my cats might have Abdominal Cancer
Today I found out that one of my beloved cats might have abdominal Cancer
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He has been losing a lot of weight lately and even though he has been eating it just kept dropping. I have an appointment to have an ultrasound done on him tomorrow to see what if anything can be done for him. Needless to say both myself and my wife are heartbroken and grief stricken over this. I know some people may find it odd to cry for a cat but not us. They are essentially our children as we never had any. So I'm hoping if it's not too much to ask if everyone could say a prayer it sure would mean a lot :-)

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