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Moesha
10-05-2009, 02:08 PM
I thought I would update the other thread (http://petoftheday.com/talk/showthread.php?t=155590) here. Some of these details are more for me to be able to remember than anything else.

Morgan did very well for several days. I was glad that I stayed home from Florida to be with him. Those were excellent days for us.

Last Wednesday I had to go dog sit. I just basically went over a few times to walk him and then spent the night there.

I got up Thursday morning I got up before 5 to come home and be with Morgan for awhile. He sat with me, and we had our normal quality time together. I had to do that so early because I that morning I had to be at the house I cleaned at 7:30. I went back and took the dog back out for a walk. Then I went across town to give the cat I was watching his insulin. I made it to work on time too! That afternoon after walking the dog again, I came home. Morgan and I took a very good 2 hour nap snuggled together. :D He was not eating or drinking very much.

Friday after doing the running back and forth between the dog sitting house and my house, I did my normal stuff. I did pick up some more Torb pain medicine and a variety of wet food. He ate and ate! That was so good to see. At the vet's office they reminded me that the metacam was a good pain medicine. So Friday night I gave him the metacam.

Saturday he just picked at his food. He would eat but only the smallest amounts. Saturday evening, I gave him more metacam and then he ate significantly more. It wasn't a lot, but compared to what he had been eating, it was significant. Shortly after eating, he threw it up. I did not want to have to drive him to the ER Vet, but I would not let him be in pain or suffer. After a few minutes, he calmed down and seemed good. This entire time, he was still acting like himself. He'd come sit with me and knead on my belly. He'd played with some of his toys. But he would walk over and look at his food or his water like he wanted it and then just walk away. I knew then I wasn't going to let him get any worse. I didn't sleep at the dog's house Saturday night. I went over there at 11PM and 5AM to walk him. Morgan started to sleep next to me but ended up sleeping on the floor behind where I was sleeping. I could hear his little breathing sounds. Around 4 he came up and cuddled with me. When he left, I went to walk the dog.

I woke up Sunday trying to decide if I needed to take him to the ER Vet or if we could wait until Monday and have him go where he knew the staff. Sunday wasn't bad. I didn't give him any more metacam. I'd just given him the Torb pain medicine. He wouldn't act like he was in pain. When he'd eat mostly, something bothered him. Sunday night he ate and drank a lot.

I went to sleep pretty well Sunday night but woke up around 2 AM. Around 2:15ish Morgan came in and fell asleep on my purring away. He was there for about half an hour or so. Then all of a sudden he took off out the door. I didn't know what was wrong. I was hoping he wasn't in pain. I waited several minutes and was just about to go back to sleep when I heard him back in the room crying. I jumped out of bed and turned on the light. To my utter shock, he had a dead mouse in his mouth for me! It was the strangest thing ever. He had caught a mouse his first week here with me when he was only 6 weeks old. Over the years, I had received a couple of mice as presents. I just couldn't believe I got one this morning.

I hope this helps remind me that he was never suffering. He was always Morgan. I still knew that every day he would get worse and never better. I refused to let him suffer. He was always a dignified, elegant cat. I would not let him lose that dignity, just so I could keep him with me a few more days. He did eat and drink some this morning as well. It wasn't anywhere his usual amount would have been, but he wasn't hungry.

I held him in my arms, wrapped in his gray blanket (http://petoftheday.com/talk/showthread.php?t=146957&highlight=blanket) that we got with Fresh Step points and held him on the way to town. (In searching for that thread, I just realized that we received that blanket 2 days short of one year ago. How ironic!) I knew that my mom would want to go, but my dad also came to the vet's office with us. Once we got there, things were very peaceful and dignified. I would have wanted nothing less of Morgan. He just went to sleep laying his head on my arm while my mom used his "lubglub" to brush his fur.

I left his blanket with him. I'm having him cremated. I've never done that before. I'm not sure if I will want to keep his ashes or not. I've thought about planting a flowering crab apple tree and sprinkling them around it. But he was never outside. So I don't know. I do know that I'm going to have Glacier make me a memory bead or two. I think I may use some ashes for that. That way no matter what I end up doing with the box, I will always be able to have him with me in a way.

I keep telling myself that with time the sadness subsides but the memories last forever. Those memories will be precious ones for sure. Unlike many of you, the "rainbow bridge" doesn't bring me comfort. I believe that death is like a deep sleep. One day people will wake from that sleep and be resurrected so that we can be reunited with them, I just don't know that animals have that same hope. So for me, my comfort comes from knowing that Morgan is not and will never suffer and that his memory will live forever with me and those that loved him, and that he loved in return. I was able to make some paw prints in clay of his front feet. I loved his front paws! Especially when he would reach out and touch my face with one of them.

I've never been able to come up with words to describe him to submit his story for being a Cat of the Day. Perhaps that is because to me he was a Cat of a Lifetime. I will at least try to put together a tribute to post here with his "story" including how he got his names. I don't know if I've ever shared it on here before. The blanket link has some pictures of him. Here are a couple more. When I post his tribute, I'll pick a few more to add. He certainly had my heart, and I know I had his also.


http://i396.photobucket.com/albums/pp45/runningazoo/Morgan/kitten.jpg

http://i396.photobucket.com/albums/pp45/runningazoo/Morgan/Deleting171.jpg
May 6, 1998 - October 5, 2009

catmandu
10-05-2009, 03:08 PM
I believe that Our Awesome Angels do have many many places where they go after thier time on Earth is over.
Some go to Malls to be near people and the food court.
Some go to schools and playgrounds to join the children in play.
Some go too hospices to be with the Elderly.
And some join the Awesome Angel Army spanning the globe , and seeinng all there is to see.
Morgan Luis is with the Awesome Angels , and "Boog Boog" now has his Wings of Silver and Gold and after his initiation meal the Beach Cookout
they are visiting the Killington Childrens Centre to be with the young people!!
And then Morgan Luis " Boog Boog " will find a place where you can all be together years from now when its time to be together again.
One Fine Day :love:

Taz_Zoee
10-05-2009, 03:09 PM
I am so sorry to hear about Morgan. I know how special and close to you he was.

Rest In Peace Morgan

Grace
10-05-2009, 03:16 PM
I'm so very sorry, Moesha.
Keeping you in my prayers.

Catty1
10-05-2009, 03:16 PM
Moesha...I am so shocked and saddened by this. I thought his "medicine mush" would help, and he was eating so well Sunday night...

But I am reminded of the passing of my mom's cat Pyka (he was one of two Lilac point littermates that belonged to my late sister). He had had surgery for nasal cancer...and they didn't get it all. Mom was syringe feeding him at home (much to the surgeon's surprise - they said he had to have a tummy tube in because Orientals were "impossible" to syringe feed...little did they know about the love and bond between a cat and his Mom!). However, he never to eating on his own...and Mom and I decided that there was no point in waiting for the inevitable when he was really really sick and miserable. He was PTS on my birthday in 2007, a little over a year after my sister died.

I think it was the same with Morgan...why wait until he is truly suffering? I was so so hoping he would thrive.

Thank you for the pics...what a gorgeous grey boy, with those yellow eyes and thick velvety coat.

As I have quoted elsewhere: "Sometimes God takes our loved ones home to heal." - Carrie R., Colorado

Morgan, you are healed and whole and catching mousies for your Mom at the Bridge - and you will meet her in a wonderful place One Fine Day.

Moe, I truly hope that when we pass from the earth, we see all our beloveds again, including our furbabies. It just wouldn't be Heaven without them. :love::love:

Barbara
10-05-2009, 03:25 PM
These are very sad news.
But I am still so glad you got that quality time to say good bye to Morgan.
The only thing that helps a little is to know that we did not let them suffer :(
Just like Tigris he enjoyed some special things- like bringing you that mouse.

This is a bad year for Pet Talk kitties. May he play happily at Rainbow Bridge.

phesina
10-05-2009, 03:46 PM
My very deepest sympathy to you, Moe and all the others who love him so dearly, on the loss of your beloved Morgan. What a wonderful, special cat! Thank you for posting those sweet pictures of him.

Rest in peace, dearest boy, you are greatly loved and greatly missed.

Prairie Purrs
10-05-2009, 04:29 PM
I'm so sorry. Morgan will never leave your heart. Such a sweet, handsome boy!

Rest well, Morgan. You left your meowmie with many special memories.

Pinot's Mom
10-05-2009, 04:39 PM
I've been looking for information on Morgan since we got home Saturday night, and didn't have a good feeling when I didn't see it...I'm so sorry. I know only too well how you're feeling. As I've posted, my RB kitty Jamara had a very similar condition. She was also solid grey.

Morgan, sweetie, rest in peace - pain free. Moesha, peace to you and all who loved Morgan. I'm so sorry.:(:(

pomtzu
10-05-2009, 04:53 PM
LES - I just can't express how bad I feel for you Moe. Morgan is at peace now, and loves you for your last act of love and kindness bestowed on him. It's always a brave, yet heartbreaking decision to help them leave. May you find comfort knowing he no longer has to face the ordeal that he had ahead.

RIP Morgan :love:

Medusa
10-05-2009, 05:08 PM
Oh Moesha, I can only say how bad I feel about Morgan's passing. He was such a lovely boy and I know your heart is sore right now. You said something very important and that is that he wasn't suffering and that his trip to the Bridge was peaceful and dignified. I'm so glad that it transpired that way. It made it so much easier for him and for you. RIP, dear Morgan and peace to you and your mom, Moesha. :love:

katladyd
10-05-2009, 06:42 PM
Oh my dear, the Bridge most definitely exists, or at least a place that our beloved pets go after they pass. Our dear Kitty came to me a couple of months after she died and foretold the deaths of both my boyfriend's mother and his precious cat, Tomas. I saw her in a vision while I was driving. We had been having some problems and she told me, I can still hear her voice, "Stay with Mr. Tony. He will need you in the near future as he will suffer two great losses. Do not leave him, please!" I heard this as clear as day and four months later, both his mother and Tomas passed within a day of each other. Yes, I do believe they live on and watch over us. Morgan will watch over you and love you still from where he is. Of this, I am sure. This may not happen with people, but I know animals go on. Love to you and may you feel peace.:love:

Edwina's Secretary
10-05-2009, 07:10 PM
What a plush and lovely boy - your Morgan! Godspeed....Morgan Luis - you were so very, very loved - and gave so much in return.

mrspunkysmom
10-05-2009, 08:38 PM
I am so sorry to hear of Morgan's passing.

TommyCat
10-05-2009, 09:16 PM
I'm so sorry for your loss. Morgan is a beautiful kitty, and you did all you could to help him. They always seem to rally at times, and then it gives us hope, but there is a time when they let us know the end is near. Rest in Peace sweet Morgan.

Ann

krazyaboutkatz
10-06-2009, 01:47 AM
Moesha, I'm so sorry to hear about Morgan's passing.:( I'm glad that you were able to have some good quality time with each other before his passing. I do believe in Rainbow Bridge and that we'll all be reunited with our animals some day. He sure was a very handsome boy. RIP Morgan Luis.:( Please take care. (((HUGS)))

cassiesmom
10-06-2009, 07:05 PM
Moesha, I am so sorry to learn this news. ((((HUGS))))

slick
10-06-2009, 08:22 PM
I'm so very sorry to hear of Morgan's passing, Moe. {{{hugs}}} :love:
RIP sweet Morgan.:(

jennielynn1970
10-07-2009, 12:48 PM
Oh Moe, I'm so sorry to be reading this so late. I was wondering today how dear Morgan was doing, and I found this thread. I'm so sorry.

Run free at the Bridge, Morgan, and have no more pain.

(((((HUGS))))))) to you Moe.

kb2yjx
10-07-2009, 06:53 PM
Such a handsome fellow...Sleep softly, dear Morgan.....Hugs to you and take care...

3Catcondo
10-08-2009, 07:35 PM
Moe,
I'm so sorry for your loss. Morgan was a handsome kitty. I'm sure he's footloose and free at the bridge. You will be in my thoughts and prayers. :love:

Amy and kitties

jenluckenbach
10-08-2009, 07:53 PM
I am terribly sorry for your loss. RIP Morgan.

Anikaca77
10-09-2009, 12:51 PM
Mo-

I'm so sorry to hear about Morgan.

My prays are with you and the rest of your family. Rest in peace dear sweet Morgan.

Melissa

Moesha
10-16-2009, 06:02 PM
Morgan came home today. Granted it is in a little pine box, but he is home. Actually at the moment, he is sitting next to me on the couch as I type. I didn't even realize this at first. I just looked down and there was the box. I'm still not sure what exactly what I want to do with his cremains, but I definitely am going to have Glacier do a memorial bead or two. I almost made it through the day yesterday without tears. But I got a phone call from a friend giving me condolences. So, I started over today, thinking that it might be the day without tears. But then I got the call that Morgan had been delivered to the vet's office. I was still going to try, but when I got there and they gave me the black and white gift bag with the paw prints all over it, I knew it wasn't going to happen. They even included a nice certificate with the date of the cremation. I've stayed busy and haven't really let myself grieve completely. Tonight I'm home and am going to try to write his tribute. I also need to write a few thank you cards. My aunt and uncle sent me the most beautiful bouquet of flowers. I need to post a picture here, but they are on the camera and I know that there are the last pictures that I took of Morgan on there as well. I need to just make myself do it.

Anyway...here's Morgan's story.

My family had just moved to a new home. We'd lived in our previous home for 24 years, with a year in a rental home in between. We couldn't have pets at the rental house. My dad had told me that when we got to the new house that I could have as many pets as I wanted, as long as they stayed outside. I decided I would get a cat and even picked out the name Morgan for it from Garth Brooks' song "Two Pina Coladas".

A friend of mine had a cat that had kittens. He was also having an addition built onto his house. Another mutual friend was doing that. One day I was with the carpenter's wife. We stopped in for her to talk to her husband. The husband brought this little gray kitten with the most amazing green eyes over to the car. He was already twice the size of his siblings. He couldn't have been much more than 3 weeks old. I held him and that was that. Those eyes had me. I'd never had a cat before. If I didn't take him, the carpenter was going to bring him to his house. I'd told my friend that I'd take the kitten. I didn't really think much more about it, but the day the kittens turned 6 weeks old, the friend drove him to my house and gave him to me. I didn't have the first thing ready for a cat. I didn't know what a cat would need. I was having serious "buyer's remorse". We had company for dinner that evening, and I kept trying to get them to take the kitten home with them. My mom would not let him leave. I took him outside and put him on the ground. Within a minute he was in a dog's mouth. I grabbed the dog and yelled for help. Out came my sister and she grabbed the kitten. Morgan spent the night in a cardboard box in my bedroom. He stayed in there for 3 weeks, not always in the box but in the bedroom. Then I took him to get his shots. He had an allergic reaction to them. He was rushed back to the vet's office with a high fever. The recommendation was to keep him inside and not get him vaccinated or at the very least use Benadryl prior to his shots in the future. That's how Morgan came to stay in the house permanently.

Morgan was such a wonderful boy. He loved me, and I loved him so very much. We had a definite connection. Morgan loved my sister and my mom also, but he really was my cat. He had his routine for everyone to cater to his needs. My mom got him his spoonful of wet food in the mornings. He had my sister carry him around. She would make him give her a kiss before picking him up though. Because he was so wonderful, there are now 8 other kitties living here. Most of them have just showed up outside, with the exception of Aroara. Over the years several others have been here. I've found homes for some and have lost a couple dear ones over the years as well. One of them was Simone. I found her at the end of our road one day. She was another solid gray cat. She and Morgan were good buddies. Simone wouldn't tolerate any other cat, but she loved Morgan. Morgan loved her as well. I really think that it was his grief when we lost her to congestive heart failure, that caused his diabetes. Together we battled that and got it regulated with diet. One of the girls at the vet's office told me that she had heard of that happening but had never seen it before Morgan's case. He was such a laid back cat but was definitely king of his castle. He knew everything that happened in his house, no matter where he was. He knew when I was supposed to be home. If I wasn't home on time, he would sit and watch out the window for me. He would be waiting inside the door for me. He'd sit with me while I was on the laptop. He would lay on top of my hands. I could only use my fingers under his big 18 pound body. He taught me so much and as a result of his extraordinary nature, many other kitties have had a better life. His memory will continue in my heart and mind. And other kitties will continue to have a better life because of him. He taught me so much about kitties and about life. I've really grown as a person because of having him in my life for 11 years.

I also said that I would give an explanation about his names. For some reason years ago I started calling him Morgan Louise. My mom hated that I did that. Enough people felt the Morgan was a girl's name that he didn't need another one. I still called him that though. Finally I compromised and changed it to Luis. It was a male name that sounded the same. And when he was a kitten he used to hide behind furniture and jump out and grab us. I've come to learn that many kittens do that. But remember Morgan was my first. We used to call him the Boogie Man. That morphed to Boog, Boog Boog and Boogles.

A couple of my favorite memories from his kittenhood were that I used to put him in "time out". He would get wild and attack my hands. So I put would shut him in the laundry room. He hated that. He would stand facing the washer and scream. It would make more noise bouncing off of the metal from the machine and echo very loudly until we came and got him out. He would be much calmer after that though. I have a hard time remembering him as a terror kitten. He turned out to be so calm and regal as an adult. Another favorite memory involved bathtime. Most of my family, including myself, are allergic to cats. So he used to get baths regularly. He had a collar that I would take off for bathtime. One day I found the collar in the toilet. He didn't have to wear the collar again. Eventually, I stopped the baths too. He got too big for me to handle in the tub. I would take him a couple of times a year to the groomers for a bath though.

I could go on and on with other stories, but I won't bore you any longer. In fact, if you have read this far, I thank you very much. I'll just post a few pictures with some captions.

Our usual spot together
http://i396.photobucket.com/albums/pp45/runningazoo/Morgan/tests005.jpg

Sneaking food any chance he could get.
http://i396.photobucket.com/albums/pp45/runningazoo/Morgan/DSC_7755.jpg

One of the last ones I took of him. This was after his surgery to have the tumor removed. He never looked sick. And for that I am very thankful. He never liked having his picture taken, and I'd just woken him with the camera. But he still humored me. Using the flash always washed the green out of his eyes. :(
http://i396.photobucket.com/albums/pp45/runningazoo/Morgan/DSC_7735.jpg

Sleep Peacefully
http://i396.photobucket.com/albums/pp45/runningazoo/Morgan/MSandPioneerSchool061.jpg

Memorial Flowers
http://i396.photobucket.com/albums/pp45/runningazoo/Morgan/DSC_7762.jpg

Medusa
10-16-2009, 08:00 PM
Aw, Mo, such a beautiful story about a beautiful boy. I'm sorry that you're still so sad but it does get easier, really it does. Time takes the sting out of it all but that doesn't mean that you'll ever stop missing him. You'll just be able to get through the day w/out being so sad. Soon you'll find yourself smiling instead of crying when you think of him. Your memories will be a comfort to you. Until that time comes, your PT family is here. (((HUGS))) :love:

Taz_Zoee
10-16-2009, 11:15 PM
That was a beautiful tribute. I really feel like I personally knew Morgan. And those pictures are wonderful.
As Mary said, it does get easier. I do still get tears when I think of Taz, or read a memorial thread for another loved kitty that has joined him at the bridge. But then I only think of the good times, and of course there were many. And that brings a smile through the tears. Hold on to those memories and smile. :)

pomtzu
10-17-2009, 04:05 PM
Moe - that was indeed a beautiful story. Thank you for sharing a bit of Morgan's life with us.

I love the "Sleep Peacefully" pic of him. How very appropriate. :love:

krazyaboutkatz
10-18-2009, 03:52 AM
What a wonderful tribute. Now I have LES. You had a very special bond with him and this is probably why you'll have a much harder time with the grieving process. He sure was a very handsome blue boy. Please take care. (((HUGS)))

Pinot's Mom
10-18-2009, 08:29 PM
Wonderful tribute to a beautiful boy. Peace.

Moesha
12-26-2009, 07:43 PM
I just wanted to post pictures of some of the items I received from Pet Talk members to help me remember Morgan fondly.

Wolf_Q painted an acrylic portrait of Morgan from one of the photos that I had. It is beyond beautiful. I tried to frame it this weekend. I bought the frame, but once I got it home, I found out that it was broken. Then I decided, after seeing the frame with the picture, that I didn't like it for the portrait after all. So the search continues. I highly recommend using her for any animal portraits that you may want done. It's amazing in person. I'll also add a copy of the original photograph. I'm not sure if I've posted it here before or not.

http://i396.photobucket.com/albums/pp45/runningazoo/Morgan/Deleting171.jpg

http://i396.photobucket.com/albums/pp45/runningazoo/Morgan/Morgan.jpg

I also sent Glacier some of Morgan's ashes and had them added to a pendant and a plain bead that she made for me. They are also very nice. Here is the picture she sent me of them.

http://i396.photobucket.com/albums/pp45/runningazoo/Morgan/morgansbeads.jpg

Here is one of me wearing the pendant.

http://i396.photobucket.com/albums/pp45/runningazoo/Morgan/MorgansNecklace.jpg

I miss my baby so much still. Even though I have other kitties around, none love me like Morgan did. And I don't have the same bond with any of them either. I feel sort of empty. I wish that feeling would go away.

Medusa
12-26-2009, 07:48 PM
So beautiful, Moesha. I know how painful it is for you. I bonded that way w/my RB Puddy but I did bond w/my RB Pidge and all the rest of my Fur Posse, too, though not as I did w/Pud. Sometimes there's just that certain pet to which no other can compare. I'm sorry, Mo. (((HUGS))) :love:

3Catcondo
12-26-2009, 07:52 PM
Moe, that painting is awesome. I'm sorry you have an empty feeling. I know what it's like to have a heart cat. I have the 2 older kitties, but the 3rd one is the one that I am the closest with. It's just something with him that we have this great bond. All 4 are my babies that I love unconditionally, but there is something special about Owen. I know just what you mean. :love:

katladyd
12-26-2009, 09:07 PM
Yes, I know all about the one that is "special". I love my Ming with all of my heart and will and have done everything in my power to keep him healthy and happy, but I do not have the bond with him I have with my Owesome Orangie, Mac.:love: Know that Morgan still loves you and will be in your heart forever. That is the magic of a :love: cat.

Barbara
12-27-2009, 04:41 AM
For some reason I hadn't read your beautiful tribute to Morgan.
Kitties have a life together with us but even in our own houses they have a life of their own. This is why they kind of never leave. You just think all the time that they are somewhere on their secret kitty business and can come round the corner on soft paws any time.
And even after months there are still so many moments when you just think it's going to happen:(

Killearn Kitties
12-27-2009, 05:46 AM
I had missed this tribute and the beautiful photographs of Morgan too. He was a beautiful cat and so very like my girls. :love:
The mementoes you have of Morgan are truly beautiful.

CultureJunky
12-27-2009, 05:49 AM
That is beautiful, so wonderful that you can wear such a wonderful tribute to Morgan. I wear Jack's tag on a chain around my neck. I still have his blue blanket under my pillow and sleep with it underneath every night. I'll never put that blanket away.
Such a gorgeous boy, so special, I know of the bond that you speak of.
Merry Christmas to you and I am sure Morgan visited you to give you an invisible kiss and cuddle.
I know my Jack did with me...

Kate xx:love:

Moesha
12-27-2009, 08:32 AM
I walked out in the other room this morning and there on the floor was Morgan's favorite toy. I have no idea where he had found it, but it was a small, red puff ball. He would play and play and play with that. And then he would lose it. I would have no idea where it was and then one day it would show up again. When he was diagnosed with the cancer, I looked and looked for that. Lemon must have found it somewhere because today it was in the middle of the floor. I put it in the treasure box with his ashes after holding it tight for a minute.

krazyaboutkatz
12-27-2009, 05:41 PM
I walked out in the other room this morning and there on the floor was Morgan's favorite toy. I have no idea where he had found it, but it was a small, red puff ball. He would play and play and play with that. And then he would lose it. I would have no idea where it was and then one day it would show up again. When he was diagnosed with the cancer, I looked and looked for that. Lemon must have found it somewhere because today it was in the middle of the floor. I put it in the treasure box with his ashes after holding it tight for a minute.
Well I think that Morgan came and paid you a visit and he wanted to let you know by leaving his favorite toy out so that you would see it.:)

What a beautiful picture and pendant.:) It's wonderful that you'll always have a little bit of Morgan with you wherever you go.:) Storm is my heart kitty so I'm really going to have a difficult time when it's his time to go although letting go of Sunny will also be very hard.:(

jazzcat
12-28-2009, 10:44 AM
I'm so sorry for your loss. I understand how hard it is.

Rest in Peace sweet Morgan.

Moesha
04-05-2010, 04:21 PM
I came to read through the thread today on the sixth month anniversary, but I just can't do it. I have been crying for the last week. I miss Morgan so much. I actually had a dream about him last night and got to hold him. Of course it wasn't that nice of a dream. I was having to take him to the vet for an emergency operation because he was blocked. I'm sure that came from several of the posts I've been reading here about kitties that have been having troubles lately. But it was nice "feeling" him in my arms again, even if it was only in my dream. I miss him as much today as I did then. One day I may find something to help fill the empty place in my heart.

Moesha
05-07-2010, 07:47 PM
Yesterday was the anniversary of the date that the greatest kitty to ever enter my life was born. I miss him so much.

phesina
05-07-2010, 07:56 PM
Oh, I'm so sorry. My deepest sympathy on this sad reminder of your loss of Morgan. May you also be reminded of all the happy memories of the wonderful times you shared with him.

Rest in peace, dearest Morgan. Your Meowmie loves and misses and grieves you so very much. Blessings to you both.

I just lit a candle for him and you, too: http://www.gratefulness.org/candles/message.cfm?l=eng&cid=10753267

There are no other candles burning right now, so please all join in and light more!

Moesha
10-05-2010, 10:33 AM
It's been one year. I did go to Florida this year and remembered staying home last year at this time to be with Morgan. The pain of losing him is still there, but life has continued. I miss him so much. He really touched my life and will be part of it for as long as I live. :love:

phesina
10-05-2010, 03:40 PM
Deepest sympathy on this sad anniversary. I lit a candle in memory of dearest Morgan: http://www.gratefulness.org/candles/message.cfm?l=eng&cid=11745938

Treasure the love and companionship you and he are sharing for all eternity.

God bless you and Morgan.

:love::love::love::love::love::love: from Pat and cats

Sundance
10-05-2010, 09:20 PM
I'm so sorry :( It is so hard to lose one of our furries. I still cry when I think about the ones we've lost over the years and some have been gone for a long time. The hurt never really goes away, but at least I'm not crying all the time like I did for each one as they left for the Bridge. I'm thankful that I was able to share their lives, for each one brought something special into mine.

With sympathy on this sad anniversary. :love: Rest in peace, Morgan, until that one fine day. :love:

catmandu
10-09-2010, 02:34 PM
It is so hard to lose a Great Cat.
I still have LES over My Dear Found Cats , especially when I see photos of My Moose, Bo Bo , My Siamese Six Pack, My Juke Joint Joseph and Princess.
And Mr Fluffy, Pouncer and Mr Scrappy and the Cats who I tried to adopt but could not because of illness.
Morgan is more than welcome to join us and Today at Guiseppes we had a Great Steak Sandwhigh on a cheese cibotta bun, and I bet that Morgan was there having his share.
He would love the King's Buffet too.
And Morgan will have just that right place for you to ge together again.
One Fine Day.