I am going yellow today for Livestrong. Thanks to Milo and Alfie, and Ann of Zoolatry for all their organizing. Our message is FOCUS, NEVER give up HOPE, Have a FIGHTING attitude, have COURAGE and know we ALL SUPPORT you. LIVESTRONG! We believe in the POWER of the PURR!
I am dedicating my post to the Memory of family and loved ones who have died of cancer, and in Honor of family and loved ones who are cancer survivors.
In memory of Mom's mother, and Dad's mother, Mom's grandfather, and Mom's sister. Also kitties Smudge and Kimi and Belle. Also Sniffie and Yuu-Chan, and Maxxdog, and all the others who have died from cancer.
In honor of my Dad, his brother, friends Rosmarie, Sue, David and Carl, coworkers Mark and Marc, and kitties who are surviving with cancer such as my friend Herman with FeLV. Also Vic, and Milo and Alfie's Mom and Dad.
If we have left anybody out who we should have included, it is not on purpose.Mom bought five yellow Livestrong wristbands today, one for her, one for Dad, and three to give away. We will do a drawing from the names of all those who say in comments that they would like to be included: then we will get your addresses and post them to you.
Thank you from our hearts for supporting LIVESTRONG day by going yellow.
ReplyDeleteBlessing to all those who are currrently fighting cancer, are cancer survivors, or who have lost their lives to this terrible disease.
LIVESTRONG always.
Love from Milo and Alfie, Mom-Jan and Dad xxxx
So sad to see that long list of people who didn't make it. Purrs for the survivors!
ReplyDeletePurrs to your family, and anyone else's family who has suffered a loss to cancer.
ReplyDeleteGreat post today - Live long and strong!
ReplyDeleteGreat post Simba!
ReplyDeleteIt's a long list but we remember them all.
ReplyDeleteWe really like this post. We also believe in the power of the purr. We would love to be in the drawing of the bracelets. That is sure nice of you to do.
ReplyDeleteTake care and have a great day.
Cancer has touched too many of us. We purr for all of those we have lost and for all of those who still are fighting this terrible disease. LIVESTRONG!!
ReplyDeleteWe would love to be in the drawing for the bracelets. What a great thing to do!!
I see that the terrible cancer has touched your family. I too pray for those that have lost this battle and continue to pray each day for those fighting right now to regain their health. I saw that you had some Livestrong wristbands. I don't have one and will take you up on the offer of receiving one from you. I will wear it to help promote awareness needed to help fight this illness.
ReplyDeleteWe are amazed at the huge numbers of cats who have come out for LiveStrong! Wow. We too are LiveStrong for those who live with cancer
ReplyDeleteWe are purring in honor of the survivors, those still fighting the fight and ::bows head:: those we have lost.
ReplyDeleteWe're sending you lots of kitty kisses and hugs; you've had so much loss. We honour and remember all those who have fought and won and who have fought and succumbed.
ReplyDeleteToday and always we're sending purrs, healing Light and universal Blessings to All Beings who have been affected by this terrible disease.
Great post Simba...so many friends and family touched by cancer it is just terrible! But so wonderful to see so many kitties and bloggers going yellow to show their support :-)
ReplyDeleteLet's Livestrong and Lovestrong too!
Lovely post Simba! We're purring for all your family and friends who've been affected by cancer. We'd also like to be included in your drawing for the bracelets!
ReplyDeletePower to the purrs. Great post Simba. I'm still working my way through today's post. It's great to be a part of such an awesome and supportive community.
ReplyDeleteWe're sorry to read you lost so many to this awful disease. Purrs that they find ways to discover it faster and help people and furries survive it.
ReplyDeleteSo many come together today to support others, to care, to encourage, and to hope. We are all living LIVESTRONG to the fullest.
ReplyDeleteWe honour those who have survived cancer, and remember with sadness those who didn't.
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