9/1 Napoleon AMPS 388 PMPS 376

[Nicole and Napoleon]

yesterday: viewtopic.php?f=9&t=23750

Well, he bounced. What's new. I cannot believe it is September already - this summer flew - this year flew!
I also can't believe it has been 9 months of fighting this beast called FD. I hope this next season on to the new year brings renewed health and happiness to all of us and our kitties fighting this disease. I am sure many more will go OTJ in the coming days and months. It is honestly what gives me hope that one day, even though we are almost a year into this that Napoleon will not need insulin anymore. If he does need it for the rest of his life I just want him to stay healthy and happy and that will be enough for me. I don't mind the never sleeping in, or the constant spot checks, I would do it all over again for him. He is so worth it. If anything good did come from this it was finding all of you great people :smile: It also made me learn to live one day at a time. I needed to learn that for almost 30 years and amazingly it was taught to me by insulin shots, blood sugar testing, very little sleep and one special cat cat_pet_icon

 

[Pat+Raja+Shadow (GA)]

Re: 9/1 Napoleon AMPS 388

Beautiful post... :YMHUG: I agree 11% :mrgreen:

Now, Napoleon...get out of those pinks! ohmygod_smile

 

[Iorwen & Tray]

Re: 9/1 Napoleon AMPS 388

what a lovely post, thank you for reminding me what's important. I get so stressed sometimes I forget there is a silver lining to this madness.

 

[Nicole and Napoleon]

Re: 9/1 Napoleon AMPS 388

Thanks Pat and Iorwen :smile:

 

[Anne&Muffin (GA)]

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Great post! Brought tears to my eyes. It's all so very true, thank you for the reminder.

 

[Denise & Sidney]

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What a wonderful post. I know I need to be reminded sometimes.

 

[Nicole and Napoleon]

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Aw, thank you everyone :YMHUG:
I am just having one of those days - it is definitely trying, but there are lessons to be learned in all of it. I have been there in the negativity and worry and absolute sadness before, but it has gotten me nowhere. Just looking at this disease differently and trying to find the little accomplishments from day to day has helped to lift the heaviness a little bit. I still have my days, we all do and we are all entitled. But I am trying a different direction with this as much as I can towards being positive and finding some good in it.