Re: OT: Time to adopt Barbara! (was) OT: Heston, Reagan, and Asymptomatic Lyme

[Guest guest]

Hey Barbara,

Go to the Humane Society and adopt yourselves a couple of nice cats.. Older ones

are better as nobody wants them...

Don't worry about Bart, anytime you get scratched by a cat, immediately put

activated MMS or Lugol's iodine on the scratch, bye bye Bart.. I've had cats

most of my adult life, no signs of Bart.

Seven cats have adopted me and my wife, all came at different times, except

for the two RagDolls, they are Brother and Sister, Georgie and Gracie. Bart is

something we never worry about, we don't allow them outside either, except

by the screened in pool area..

Georgie is actually a Presidential candidate this year and he needs your vote!!

This is his own Facebook page...

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100001634231754

Take care,

Jim

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[Guest guest]

jimwould love to adopt, but husband says no more cats.  he is afraid that a cat will bring in fleas that carry lyme or just have a tick on them and reinfect me.  bart was also an issue, but out here in deer country, with the cats going through the lower brush, the chances of them coming in contact with a tick is high.  

we don't know if i got it while clearing the lot, or if the cat, who loved it outside and slept with us, brought it in.  i don't want a cat who can't go outside, requiring a litter box.  as much as we both loves cats, at this time he won't do another one 'out here'.  now if we move, i will have to see if we get another, depending on where we end up living.

thanks for the suggestions though.  barbara

 

Hey Barbara,

Go to the Humane Society and adopt yourselves a couple of nice cats.. Older ones

are better as nobody wants them...

Don't worry about Bart, anytime you get scratched by a cat, immediately put

activated MMS or Lugol's iodine on the scratch, bye bye Bart.. I've had cats

most of my adult life, no signs of Bart.

Seven cats have adopted me and my wife, all came at different times, except

for the two RagDolls, they are Brother and Sister, Georgie and Gracie. Bart is

something we never worry about, we don't allow them outside either, except

by the screened in pool area..

Georgie is actually a Presidential candidate this year and he needs your vote!!

This is his own Facebook page...

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100001634231754

Take care,

Jim

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> > > >> Skin " regarding Lyme. He found it in 7 of 10 brains of Alzheimer's

> > patients.

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