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| Truffle and Brulee |
Mom Paula: It's amazing how much attention the girls have shown me since my surgery.
Brulee is staying in the same room with me, wherever I go. She's usually behind my head on the chair or resting on her pink Peggy blanket beside me in the bed. Truffle has become a lap kitty the past two weeks. I will wake up from a nap in the chair and find her sleeping on my lap. When I wake up in the morning, Truffle is resting right beside me - usually next to my hurting knee.
The first few days after my surgery, they actually got along with each other well enough to rest beside each other on the foot rest near my foot.
They've also been a little mischievous and playing roughly on the cat trees. It's as if they know I can't get up to put a stop to it!
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We love how the ladies have rallied to be with you, and the lovely selfies they have taken together. I hope they carry on once your knee has settled in place. I always find a little rough and tumble helps sooth many a tension before we start the work of the day. Though Mrs H doesn't always appreciate my work schedule ;) MOL
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ERin
I'm glad the girls are being good nurses... better than I was, actually!
ReplyDeleteThe two of them are really making an effort to get along and have gone into mega cuddle mode!
ReplyDeleteGet well soon Paula!
You have the best nurses! And we hope that knee is healing quickly.
ReplyDeleteThey sure are super cute nurses!
ReplyDeleteThe Florida Furkids
What sweet girls! Knee surgery - ouch! Best wishes on a quick recovery.
ReplyDeleteAww, Truffle and Brulee are such wonderful and loving nurses. Purring for a speedy recovery, Miss Paula!
ReplyDeleteYou two cuties sure are terrific nurses!
ReplyDeleteThat's so sweet. Cats are amazing!
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Athena and Marie
You have the best nurses ! We wish you a good recovery. Purrs
ReplyDeleteSuch cute nurses.
ReplyDeleteAwww, what pretty nurses you two make!
ReplyDeleteIt is actually well-known that kitties are naturally endowed with inborn Reiki healing powers, so keeping them close to your injured knee is purr-robably the best thing you could do.
ReplyDeleteAnd they are so purrty too.
Such thera-purr-tic kitties!!
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year!!
Glad they’re taking good care of you! Happy New Year!
ReplyDeletehope you are up and about soon. i have had rotator cuff surgery twice and it is awful. cant do anything and need it again on both arms. glad to see the girls are taking good care of you.
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