Talk about OUCH!

babyseeester

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Posted 9/8/2006 9:27 PM (GMT 0)

One of my cats just loves to cuddle my neck and it's been killing her that she can't while I recover. Yesterday morning I decided to let her try and be really careful where those little paws went. Well..................she got me right on the nipple, center of the breast that was reduced. OMG, talk about pain! I had to go back on the Vicodin and that didn't even do it. I just hope she didn't undo something. It's better today, so I think it's alright. Other than that, I'm doing well and will return to work on Monday.

barkyboys

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Posted 9/9/2006 2:07 PM (GMT 0)

Oh, my gosh! My cats were declawed, so I didn't have that problem. My Shadow was my masseuse. She would purr and knead and play heating pad on my "boo-boos." I called her my little healer, because I know she helped in my recovery. She always seemed to sense where my pains were. She's 13 now, and I don't think she's long for this world. Her brother passed away a couple of months ago, and she is just lost without him.

You watch out for those claws, though, Kathy! They could cause a bigtime infection.

Love and hugs...
BEV

babyseeester

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Posted 9/9/2006 6:51 PM (GMT 0)

Well, it wasn't the claws that were the problem. Just the fact that she stepped on that particular area. You know they have a pretty hefty PSI on those little paws of theirs. It's much better today. This morning, she wanted to cuddle and I was lying on my side, so she started kneading my upper arm. Maybe that will satisfy her for awhile. LOL

Brnadebt

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Posted 9/11/2006 4:06 AM (GMT 0)

Kathy

I have the same problem with my miniatur schnauzers, no matter how much I cover the bad boob they seem to always jump on it. When we wake up in the morning they like to cuddle so I have to cover both my boobs. They tend to get me when I'm not looking and it is with those tiny paws, but full weight OUCH.

Take care and keep it covered...lol.

L&H
Bernadette

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