Hi everybody,
On my quest to find joyful things in my day-to-day life this year, a really cheering incident took place last night. Before her illness and other escapades, Selene would frequently end up chasing her tail as she washed herself, and it was really quite amusing to watch.
The last time we saw her acting so spontaneously was way back in July time. Once she started losing weight and went downhill before the lymphoma diagnosis she obviously felt very sorry for herself, and it seemed a job just to get about, with no energy spare for larking about.
As she began to mend, I told myself I would feel that she had really made it once she recommenced the tail chasing. She did look as if she was about to have a go out in the garden in the sunshine, the day she had her accident, but then of course she got knocked back.
But last night, as we were changing the bed, she came up to join us. Obviously deciding all the sheet waving around was a bit too much, she disappeared on to the hall landing. A few minutes later the OH began to laugh and told me to watch her.
There she was, lying on her back, with her tail caught between her front paws, giving it a good licking and then flicking about to catch it again as it "escaped". She did this for a couple of minutes until she sauntered back in to check if we had re-made the bed to her satisfaction. It seems we had, as she took up residence, for the rest of the night , in fact. :-)
It was a great feeling to watch her acting so care-free once more. The vet has told us that she's in remission from the lymphoma - now she seems to have decided for herself that she's feeling good again. Here's hoping it lasts a goodly long time.
Although we still need plate armour to protect our knees, and hand-feeding is very, very dangerous for the fingers ........
Bright Blessings,
Karen
Please feel free to contact me if you have any queries or requests.
To start learning about EFT you can download my "Balance Your Life With EFT" free manual, and I would also strongly recommend you get Gary Craig's here. You can obtain Gary's comprehensive training DVD sets here.
Please Note: Anything on the EFT side of this blog is provided as a public courtesy to help expand the use of EFT in the world. While Gary Craig and EFT encourage such efforts, they cannot evaluate or endorse the multitudes of them that exist. Thus any EFT content of this blog represents the unique ideas and usage of EFT by me, as its author, but not necessarily those of Gary Craig or EFT.
On my quest to find joyful things in my day-to-day life this year, a really cheering incident took place last night. Before her illness and other escapades, Selene would frequently end up chasing her tail as she washed herself, and it was really quite amusing to watch.
The last time we saw her acting so spontaneously was way back in July time. Once she started losing weight and went downhill before the lymphoma diagnosis she obviously felt very sorry for herself, and it seemed a job just to get about, with no energy spare for larking about.
As she began to mend, I told myself I would feel that she had really made it once she recommenced the tail chasing. She did look as if she was about to have a go out in the garden in the sunshine, the day she had her accident, but then of course she got knocked back.
But last night, as we were changing the bed, she came up to join us. Obviously deciding all the sheet waving around was a bit too much, she disappeared on to the hall landing. A few minutes later the OH began to laugh and told me to watch her.
There she was, lying on her back, with her tail caught between her front paws, giving it a good licking and then flicking about to catch it again as it "escaped". She did this for a couple of minutes until she sauntered back in to check if we had re-made the bed to her satisfaction. It seems we had, as she took up residence, for the rest of the night , in fact. :-)
It was a great feeling to watch her acting so care-free once more. The vet has told us that she's in remission from the lymphoma - now she seems to have decided for herself that she's feeling good again. Here's hoping it lasts a goodly long time.
Although we still need plate armour to protect our knees, and hand-feeding is very, very dangerous for the fingers ........
Bright Blessings,
Karen
Please feel free to contact me if you have any queries or requests.
To start learning about EFT you can download my "Balance Your Life With EFT" free manual, and I would also strongly recommend you get Gary Craig's here. You can obtain Gary's comprehensive training DVD sets here.
Please Note: Anything on the EFT side of this blog is provided as a public courtesy to help expand the use of EFT in the world. While Gary Craig and EFT encourage such efforts, they cannot evaluate or endorse the multitudes of them that exist. Thus any EFT content of this blog represents the unique ideas and usage of EFT by me, as its author, but not necessarily those of Gary Craig or EFT.
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