Phil,
I'm sorry that I didn't see this until today.  I sure will be praying
for Skip.  I hope that he is better now.  I understand what you mean
about animal comfort.  Last spring, when Chris was in jail, I laid on
the floor one day and just sobbed.  Our cat Darius, who is usually
full of himself, and every bit the king for whom he was named,
extended beyond himself and stayed by me, rubbing my face and hands,
trying to assure me that everything would be all right.  Animals are
just so amazing and wonderful, a gift from God when humans don't know
what to do.
Kathy


At 11:10 PM 9/25/2005, you wrote:
>I don't do this often but I am asking for prayer for my little dog.  Sandy
>and I have two miniature pinschers.  One is named Jack by our grandchildren
>and the other I named and his name is Skip.  Wait.  I think the grand kids
>named him, too.  skip is smaller and min Pins are only about 7 to 12 pounds.
>Skip was very ill many months ago and we thought we would have to put him to
>sleep.  Our vet is really good and through his advice of treatment, Skip
>came back to normal.  Today he has been acting sick.  Not as bad as before
>but regardless, we don't want to see him go through what he suffered before.
>Additionally, he means a great deal to me personally because during many
>months of deep depression and anxiety attacks, any many other things three
>years ago, he stayed by me a lot, played with me, and often made me laugh
>when I was in the depths of despair.  So if you would pray for little Skip,
>I personally would appreciate it.
>
>Phil.
>
>
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