http://marriagediva.com/2009/03/12/must-love-cats/ Modern Marriage Musings brought to you by a Modern Married Woman Fri, 10 Sep 2010 19:48:01 +0000 hourly 1 http://marriagediva.com/2009/03/12/must-love-cats/comment-page-1/#comment-3904 shirley@cats Wed, 03 Mar 2010 12:48:29 +0000 http://marriagediva.com/?p=456#comment-3904 My husband never liked cats before we got married. But now, he is getting used to them because I have two pet cats, and I think he is starting to like them as well. My husband never liked cats before we got married. But now, he is getting used to them because I have two pet cats, and I think he is starting to like them as well.

]]> http://marriagediva.com/2009/03/12/must-love-cats/comment-page-1/#comment-3625 Nate Kowalik Sun, 15 Nov 2009 23:23:28 +0000 http://marriagediva.com/?p=456#comment-3625 Hello, Heather. While in the midst of compiling sources for a Large Research Essay assignment for my Rhetoric & Research class at North Central University in Minneapolis, Minnesota (northcentral.edu) (where I am presently an "Evangelism & Church Planting" Major,) I ran acrossed your "Must Love Cats" blog entry. My wife, Courtney and I, have been married for just a little over six and a half years. Although my wife has Asthma and cat allergies, in just the last couple of years, we thought that it would be really neat to practice being parents, by adopting cats. At present, we are proud "parents" of two, Male, American Shorthair Tabby cats, Isaiah & Micah. Just recently, we had to rush Isaiah to our Vetrinarian, who told us upon Intake, that apparently, he had gone into Kidney Failure, after throwing up repeatedly for a couple of weeks in a row, and then becoming quite frail after not eating for 4-5 days straight. Our Vetrinarian also told us that apparently, he was so dehydrated, that they had to put Isaiah on a fluids IV. After being under care and observation this last weekend, my wife and I are supposed to be given a prognosis by our Vetrinarian some time tomorrow (which can't come soon enough.) Could you possibly stand with us, and believe with us for a God-sized, miraculous intervention? Hello, Heather. While in the midst of compiling sources for a Large Research Essay assignment for my Rhetoric & Research class at North Central University in Minneapolis, Minnesota (northcentral.edu) (where I am presently an “Evangelism & Church Planting” Major,) I ran acrossed your “Must Love Cats” blog entry. My wife, Courtney and I, have been married for just a little over six and a half years. Although my wife has Asthma and cat allergies, in just the last couple of years, we thought that it would be really neat to practice being parents, by adopting cats. At present, we are proud “parents” of two, Male, American Shorthair Tabby cats, Isaiah & Micah. Just recently, we had to rush Isaiah to our Vetrinarian, who told us upon Intake, that apparently, he had gone into Kidney Failure, after throwing up repeatedly for a couple of weeks in a row, and then becoming quite frail after not eating for 4-5 days straight. Our Vetrinarian also told us that apparently, he was so dehydrated, that they had to put Isaiah on a fluids IV. After being under care and observation this last weekend, my wife and I are supposed to be given a prognosis by our Vetrinarian some time tomorrow (which can’t come soon enough.) Could you possibly stand with us, and believe with us for a God-sized, miraculous intervention?

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