Date: October 7th, 2002 12:39 pm (UTC)From:(Anonymous)
I'm really sorry to hear about Cassie, Jo. By strange and horrible coincidence, my cat (well, my mum's cat ... well, no, my cat, really, although i haven't lived at home for four years) had mouth cancer; she died on January 2nd this year. It was going on for a couple of months; it was unremittingly, indescribably horrible. I dearly hope that Cassie's not in for the same fate.
On the other hand, my aunt has an autoimmune problem - her overenthusiastic immune system has managed to kill off various mucosal secretory cells, so she no longer has tears or saliva. It hasn't stopped her, though - she converted 30,000 Thais to Christianity a while ago.
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Date: October 7th, 2002 12:39 pm (UTC)From: (Anonymous)On the other hand, my aunt has an autoimmune problem - her overenthusiastic immune system has managed to kill off various mucosal secretory cells, so she no longer has tears or saliva. It hasn't stopped her, though - she converted 30,000 Thais to Christianity a while ago.
Anyway, best of luck.
-- Tom A