Dr. Mario 64 is kind of spoiled for me due to the fact that I was playing it with my sister when we got the call that our cat had to be put to sleep
Yea going through something similar right now still. Shit sucks.
A big, heartfelt hug to you two, I know how hard it is.
I'm here. I'm so sorry to hear you're going through this, Moon. Let me know if you want to talk anytime. I've been through this still and it's just...it gets easier eventually somehow because it has to, or you learn to deal with it, but it's still terrible.
Eli says hi!!
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I always loved pets and especially cats (I loved my dogs but if I had to choose at gunpoint I guess I'd say I'm more of a cat person ahah), I've had many of them but I didn't feel connected to my cats emotionally, ever; don't get me wrong, I cared deeply for my cats, played with them all the time and such... we're talking 6 or 7 cats over the years (I'm 37).
Then Lisa came along.
Lisa was *MY* cat. I won't talk why she was so goddamn special, my true lucky charm, an amazingly smart little magical cat, but the joy she brought into mine and my family's life was tangible and put a spell on all of us, even my father who was never a cat person.
We found her, abandoned, on our house's yard on New Year's morning of the year 2000. That's right, someone had the guts to abandon their unwanted pet on the morning of January 1st, 2000.
Today would have been our 15th anniversary.
When she was diagnosed of brain tumor, a few months before turning completely blind, the doctors only gave her up to 4 weeks at the most and told us to get ready, since we weren't going to let her suffer and at the first sign of discomfort we had decided we would gently put her down. So, again, they gave her 4 weeks tops. Thanks to me and my mom's determination in looking after her and taking care of the illness, she went on to live another 18 months, and she blessed us with that time to enjoy her sweet company. That day she made clear she was telling us goodbye (I can't even fully explain this 'cause I know it sounds far fetched, so let's leave it at that) and finally she fell asleep while purring on my lap. Lisa died on September 2011, I still miss her deeply.
Lisa - February 2010 said: