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21. Hugggggs. I am sorry this is such a difficult day.

Wed Nov 13, 2024, 01:51 PM

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It was quite the night, and there's a photo to prove it. [View all] Siwsan Nov 13 OP

They are taking such good care of their Mom! niyad Nov 13 #1

Cuties!!!! Karadeniz Nov 13 #2

Awwww 💙 how wonderful TommieMommy Nov 13 #3

That picture makes me feel calmer. arkielib Nov 13 #4

Protection squad... 2naSalit Nov 13 #5

Being next to mom brings out the best and it helps mom, too. Polly Hennessey Nov 13 #6

JOOC, what was the name of that medication ? eppur_se_muova Nov 13 #7

It's one of those 'multi symptom' medications Siwsan Nov 13 #10

Thanks! I'll talk to my doc about it. nt eppur_se_muova Nov 13 #11

Supposedly the purr Farmer-Rick Nov 13 #8

I'm a strong believer in purr therapy. Siwsan Nov 13 #12

Overdose of purring??? Absolute nonsense! niyad Nov 13 #14

Not nonsense...humor Farmer-Rick Nov 13 #15

As was my reply. niyad Nov 13 #19

I see Farmer-Rick Nov 13 #20

Hugggggs. I am sorry this is such a difficult day. niyad Nov 13 #21

Purring can also help bones heal. 3catwoman3 Nov 13 #17

Very cool Farmer-Rick Nov 13 #18

The Musketeers are there to watch over you InstantGratification Nov 13 #9

were they vibrating? ( purring) AllaN01Bear Nov 13 #13

'The lion shall lie down with the lamb' Dear_Prudence Nov 13 #16