hi

[mrs P]

I hope that maybe in the next cycle she improves 

  gill xx

[Gill (sneakiefeline)]

I hope that maybe in the next cycle she improves 

[mrs P]

I believe its asthma that runs in 7 year cycles and at each anniversary on the 7th year things can change, sometimes it just vanishes but of course it can also get worse or stay static.

I wonder if two years ago was a 7th year?

well she was diagnosed at 3 and is now 11 so i do belive you are correct gill  i was hoping it would go but it became very agressive to the point of her stopping breathing and collapsing outside in aug 2010 she had to be resucitated very scary, she's has to have loratadine in the summer months too for hayfever as that starts it off too  xxx

[Gill (sneakiefeline)]

I believe its asthma that runs in 7 year cycles and at each anniversary on the 7th year things can change, sometimes it just vanishes but of course it can also get worse or stay static.

I wonder if two years ago was a 7th year?

[mrs P]

to Purrs and so sorry to hear about Smokey..........I will add him to the Roll of Honour for last year and give you the link  What a handsome boy .

If your daughter is asthmatic how could she manage to live with Smokey but not another cat.

I have a sister who is asthmatic and is very bad in a house with cats and she had to rushing out for her inhalwer after being only 5 mins in my house...............mind you she has problems with lots of stuff and all furry or feathered animals.

Thank you gill for adding him and thanks to everyone for your kind words
i asked the doctor the same thing about my daughters asthma he did a blood test to check for allergies and said it was off the page for cat dander  i dont get it i really dont, but her asthma has got worse the last 2 years she's been rushed to high dependancy 6 times  i've been searching the internet to see if there is anyway around it all but the only way we can see for my daughters health is no cats or dogs or furry friends at all 

[mad_lilli]

   to Purrs x

[Gill (sneakiefeline)]

Here is the link 

http://www.purrsinourhearts.co.uk/index.php/topic,35234.0.html

I forgot to say you are welcome here as Purrs is for all people who love cats 

[Gill (sneakiefeline)]

  to Purrs and so sorry to hear about Smokey..........I will add him to the Roll of Honour for last year and give you the link  What a handsome boy .

If your daughter is asthmatic how could she manage to live with Smokey but not another cat.

I have a sister who is asthmatic and is very bad in a house with cats and she had to rushing out for her inhalwer after being only 5 mins in my house...............mind you she has problems with lots of stuff and all furry or feathered animals.

[Rosella moggy]

A very warm  to Purrs Jay.  Very glad you have joined us.

Smokey was a very handsome boy    So very sorry for your loss and can imagine how big a void he has left behind him  .  Must be very difficult for you not being able to have a cat around the house.  Some might think we have a tad too many with 8 (still can't believe it myself to be honest; not sure how it happened but we only had two before I came to Purrs    )

Hope you hand around 

[Tiggy's Mum]

  to Purrs Jay

Sorry to hear about your loss, Smokey was a very handsome boy 

Have you ever considered volunteering at your local cat rescue? That way you could get your cat 'fix' without affecting your daughters health.

[mrs P]

hello my names jay, i dont own a cat anymore my boy smokey sadly past away last october he was 16 i'd had him for 8 years he was a rescue cat, he had a very angry tuma come up within a week  everything was very sudden, i cant have another cat my daughter is asthmatic and attacks are triggered by cat dander and all furry animals, smokey would never be replaced he couldnt be but i am very lonely without a friend, my husband and daughter are great but cant fill the void smokey left, i hope you all dont mind me joining it's nice to see pictures of other peoples cats and the love they bring to you all xxx thank you jay x