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so grateful - 10/6/2007 7:47:11 PM

china34doll

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So grateful one day at a time.I have joined forces with animal rescue called (TNR)called trap-neuter and return,there are millions of stray and feral cats having thousands of kittens in less then a years time,I am making many copies to put in several areas for people to read,i'm thinking of printing copies for kids that will make it fun for them to read.Animal control visualize's these feral cats as having long claws,long fangs,are dirty and diseased but that fact has been proven wrong they keep and are as clean as house cats.But at least it keeps me away from the poor me blue's and my own pain.Thanks God Bless

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RE: so grateful - 10/6/2007 11:22:53 PM

Hildegard

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Dear China, I am glad you found something you care about, and that it helps you put your attention on something other than your pain. I have learned, when I was still working, that focusing on those needing my attention could make me almost forget my migraines. I, too, thought it was a gift.
By the way, I love cats, but my husband is allergic to them, so I can't have one in the house.
Have a great Sunday,
Love, Edda

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RE: so grateful - 10/7/2007 7:23:09 AM

buttington

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Dear China,
On TV this morning was a programme discussing whether we (in Britain) spend too much money on animals and not enough on children. I'm glad to say that, both the TV audience and viewers emailing in were, in the main, of the opinion that neither was more or less important, and if we were confronted by two charities standing together, one for an animal charity, the other for a child poverty charity, we shouldn't choose, but put money in both. I have to say I was pleasantly surprised.
Kindness and caring is what is important, and if only everyone could see that ALL creation is connected, then cruelty and suffering would end.

You know how much I love cats, so I'm doubly pleased you have found this very worthwhile charity.
Love Jude.

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RE: so grateful - 10/7/2007 10:51:27 PM

artemis611

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China: I think it's wonderful that you give your time to the rescue organization (good for you and good for the cats!). It's important to have a passion in life, something you can really invest yourself in. I'm glad you've found this cause. I agree with Jude, caring for all creation is important. And in my opinion, it says something about your character that you care about animals. Blessings to you in this new endeavor!

Hugs,
Lori

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RE: so grateful - 10/12/2007 5:21:21 PM

china34doll

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Edda; I used to have severe headaches because of my MS but I heard about one remedy and said why not?any thing is worth the try.Its Gatorade I said duh but then why not? nothing else worked,I found that the ingredients helped with what is missing in my system;sodium potassium and small amounts of protein,one night I felt my head was ready to explode I took one sip and all gone,but to each his own. Good luck,God Bless...............

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