'going forward' medically speaking

Cats have revealed nothing of great value, only a diviated septum. How thrilling. But I did go in to meet "world renowned" Dr. Liberman. Actually I was summoned to his office. He trained my original doctor and after hearing about the "Eye Lady" he decided to have a look see. He readily admitted that whatever it was was extremely "rare". He needed to do some research on this condition that he thought has to do with my over production of luecocytes that could eventually cause my eyes to bulge. (kinda like a pug puppy) Oh whatever, I hope whatever it is is identifyed soon because I think they all are nuts! They just don't seem to know what it is but they all KNOW what it is NOT!!!! Thank to the volumns of money paid by the insurance company for tests, tests, and more test. But the remarkable thing was that before I left his office He gave me back the copay and wrote no charge on the file. I must have been really an interesting case. When was the last time your doctor said "no charge"?

many moons

My how time flies. Many moons have passed since I voiced myself. Long, hot, dry summer. Fall finally. Garrette, Zachary, Rielly, Reagan, Johnson, Nathan and Victor are all great. The two little ones are walking and acting like big boys themselves although only a little over 1 year of age.

I have not been well. Gary and I are concerned over my facial swelling and the doctors have ordered "cat scans". Strange sound to it. All cats must hate these things. I for one will submit out of desperation. I am too vain to continue looking so moon faced. Of course, grandkids don't notice any change or even if I put on a little weight around the middle. I notice. What really is vena cava syndrome? Do not google it. It will scare you to death to read about it. Let's wait to hear the results of the "cat scans".