I have a niece that had a kidney removed when she was about 4 years old. She is now grown and the mother of two. She has had other health issues to go along with it but with proper medical care she has lived a normal active, productive life.

Nobody knows better than I do, how we worry about lifelong problems with our babies. Just do as I do and thank God for every day we have with our fur babies and love the daylight out of them while we have them. TRY not to look at the "what if's" as they will drive you crazy. These babies are sent to us to teach us a lesson, figure out what your lesson to learn is from your baby and work on that. I think Amy's mission is to teach me and other, that handicaped kitties deserve loving homes too, and are just as wonderful to have as a "normal kitty.