[WFTR]

If I were in the hospital battling an infected wound, I'm not sure that I'd want to watch a History Channel show about the War Between the States. The medical care in those days wasn't very good, and much of the damage that soldiers sustained was not from initial wounds but from later infection.

Again, my condolences for Miss Pansy. I'm glad that you're getting a chance to chill out this evening.

Bill

[Nowhere Man]

If I were in the hospital battling an infected wound, I'm not sure that I'd want to watch a History Channel show about the War Between the States. The medical care in those days wasn't very good, and much of the damage that soldiers sustained was not from initial wounds but from later infection.

Heh, good points. For the most part, they focused on the navy side where they had battles between the USA and CSA as far away as off the shores of the UK. There was a good show about the CSA submarine, the CSS Hunley.

Again, my condolences for Miss Pansy. I'm glad that you're getting a chance to chill out this evening.

Yeah, it was tough, she was the second cat we lost this year plus the oldest. At least I still have one 1980's era cat left, Corky who was born in 1989. I miss having a calico cagt around here tough. We almost lost Boo (Buddha) this year but we pulled him through. Thank God, three cats in one year would have been worse. We still have him under a vet's care though, just a watch to safeguard him, he gets checked up next month.