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Jan 01, 2009, 08:04 AM
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 About two months ago i lost my cat called "Wisi" to FIP disease. It was terrible... Anyway, I always knew he was very skinny, but I never thought he had this disease. The week before he died, the first day I knew he was seriously ill, he could barely walk at all and dragged himself along the floor. Of course I ran to the vet, but sadly it was too late. i had him on an IV for two days and then took him home for 5 days. These five days all I have to say is that I was with wisi almost 24 hrs non-stop, i loved him so, really it was painful. He had developed severe anemia, well and all sorts of other things that I don't want to mention.The day he died, i had him sacrificed(I couldn't do anything else), and he was buried next to the ocean in a nice spot. He was covered with a beautiful rock that i had spotted earlier in the area. I put his initials on the rock, and stuck a small poem that i had wrote for him under this same rock. Finally, i just want to say: I love you wisi! Remwmber u always! Have a nice time in cat heaven! 
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Jan 01, 2009, 11:32 AM
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I'm sorry about wisi.
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Jan 02, 2009, 09:55 AM
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(((((wisi pie)))))
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Jan 02, 2009, 10:20 AM
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