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    What does this mean--maybe coincidental?

    I haven't posted anything since my first post.

    I don't know if this is a fact but this is what I believe.

    Four days after I posted this, a very dear loved one that was extremely close to the cat I wrote about and the most wonderful person that I have ever met in my life, passed away. The cause of death was associated with their head.

    I know we all believe differently, but I believe that this cat knew this was going to happen. Cats, animals for that matter, are very intuitive. THey know when storms are coming long before we know it. They know a lot that we don't see and/or know.

    Tilly

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    Mine are the complete opposite. Last week I was deathly ill with either a virulent bug or food poisoning and my boys wouldn't even come into the bedroom. Believe me, I would have loved for a nice furry body to keep me company, but no way.
    Loving meowmie to Archy & Binky (RIP my sweet boy 10/13/10)

    =^..^=

    I

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    Oh gosh I sure hope this isn't true cause our cats sleep at our heads nightly. I place one pillow above mine for this reason. I'm sorry to hear you lost a loved one.

    Lisa
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    I don't think that it would matter in your case because that is normal for your cats. However, my cat never slept on the pillow like that so it caused me some concerns. My cat was right. Now my spouse is deceased and I am having the most difficult time trying to survive from one second to the next.

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