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To: exDemMom
the one who is now the oldest (almost 13) knew Missy was going, and began comforting me about a week before it happened.

Isn't it interesting how cats know what's going on? When my P Bear passed away last month, Phoebe (aged 10) wouldn't leave her side for the last two days she was alive. After P Bear left us Phoebe moped around the bedroom for days, looking for her friend. She now has adopted P Bear's spot on my pillow as hers, and has taken over as my "groomer".

55 posted on 11/26/2003 7:46:44 PM PST by Not A Snowbird (Born in California 1958 - Fled to Washington 2002)
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To: SandyInSeattle
Isn't it interesting how cats know what's going on?

It is. It's also interesting how Jumper completely ignored me for 9 years, then became inseparable from me when Missy was dying. She still spends a lot of time with me, even 3 years later.

I'm sorry about your P Bear. I hope she had a long life with you; the ones whose lives are cut short are always the hardest to lose.

58 posted on 11/26/2003 10:20:51 PM PST by exDemMom (Happy to be on the side of light.)
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