Re: Re: coping-w/meds and w/o

[Guest guest]

Hi,

Yes, of course! I have three cats! Two are sisters and are about 2

years old. Their names are Rumpel and Mungo. And I have Idgie, also

female, who is 12 years old. We all hang out together and take care

of each other. Mungo is in charge of baths.

Smiles,

On Wed, 26 Jan 2005 02:31:18 -0000, <dhuntress@...> wrote:

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> I have 5 dogs too. All small- 4 Pomeranians and my Sheltie is my

> RA/diabetic service dog. They bring so much comfort to me. When my

> husband was deployed last year, I don't think I could have made it

> without them. They are my " four legged medicine " . Or should it

> be " 20 legged medicine " . :-)

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> Take care of those pups! They will keep you healthy and active.

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> > Oh, how could I have forgotten? I have five dogs. Four of them are

> very old and in various stages of senility, and the other one is

> just four years old. They're wonderful company and they keep me

> active when I'm at home. They're all small, so there's no physical

> problems in caring for them. I don't think I could live *alone* with

> no other living beings here, but the dogs and I do just fine.

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[Guest guest]

I have three Chihuahuas(I do Chihuahua rescue), an Am. Eskimo(miniature), and a Bichon.

----- Original Message ----- From: Merriman

Rheumatoid Arthritis

Sent: Tuesday, January 25, 2005 11:21 PM

Subject: Re: Re: coping-w/meds and w/o

Hi,Yes, of course! I have three cats! Two are sisters and are about 2years old. Their names are Rumpel and Mungo. And I have Idgie, alsofemale, who is 12 years old. We all hang out together and take careof each other. Mungo is in charge of baths.Smiles,On Wed, 26 Jan 2005 02:31:18 -0000, <dhuntress@...> wrote:> > ,> I have 5 dogs too. All small- 4 Pomeranians and my Sheltie is my > RA/diabetic service dog. They bring so much comfort to me. When my > husband was deployed last year, I don't think I could have made it > without them. They are my "four legged medicine". Or should it > be "20 legged medicine". :-)> > Take care of those pups! They will keep you healthy and active.> -> > > > > > Oh, how could I have forgotten? I have five dogs. Four of them are > very old and in various stages of senility, and the other one is > just four years old. They're wonderful company and they keep me > active when I'm at home. They're all small, so there's no physical > problems in caring for them. I don't think I could live *alone* with > no other living beings here, but the dogs and I do just fine. > > > > > > > > > ________________________________>