Comments for Weightless One http://weightlessone.com Because no one should be judged by their weight... Thu, 01 Apr 2010 15:34:24 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.com/ Comment on Midian’s Tale by kitsune http://weightlessone.com/2009/04/21/midians-tale/#comment-36 kitsune Thu, 01 Apr 2010 15:34:24 +0000 http://weightlessone.com/?p=219#comment-36 What a lovely tribute to your cat. He sounds like an incredible companion. I've sat by a lot of animal passings as a vet technician and I can tell you they know, understand and accept completely what is going on and their journey to the otherworlds. It's not easy to let them go and grief is a careful and honored process. Felines are some incredible gift to us I think. They endure pain and suffering to incredible amounts and love so completely it's almost unbelievable. My two cats have, without a doubt, gotten me through two military deployments and a load of other emotionally stressful times. I know when they go the grief will be immense. I always say to people " If you do this right life, you get to come back as a cat." healing and blessings to you friend. Thanks for stumbling across my blog. What a lovely tribute to your cat. He sounds like an incredible companion. I’ve sat by a lot of animal passings as a vet technician and I can tell you they know, understand and accept completely what is going on and their journey to the otherworlds. It’s not easy to let them go and grief is a careful and honored process. Felines are some incredible gift to us I think. They endure pain and suffering to incredible amounts and love so completely it’s almost unbelievable. My two cats have, without a doubt, gotten me through two military deployments and a load of other emotionally stressful times. I know when they go the grief will be immense.
I always say to people ” If you do this right life, you get to come back as a cat.”
healing and blessings to you friend. Thanks for stumbling across my blog.

]]> Comment on Midian’s Tale by Cenire http://weightlessone.com/2009/04/21/midians-tale/#comment-35 Cenire Tue, 18 Aug 2009 07:36:24 +0000 http://weightlessone.com/?p=219#comment-35 Hi! I totally randomly stumbled across your blog and was reading your post here on Midian. Beautiful stories to remember a beautiful friend! I've been laughing and crying - it's been a really great read for me. I'm sorry you've lost such a good friend, but I like the way your memories of him will keep him with you in your heart. Hi!

I totally randomly stumbled across your blog and was reading your post here on Midian. Beautiful stories to remember a beautiful friend! I’ve been laughing and crying – it’s been a really great read for me. I’m sorry you’ve lost such a good friend, but I like the way your memories of him will keep him with you in your heart.

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]]> Comment on Hypothyroidism and the Last 12 Months by Raptors, Bears, and a Fat Girl Camping in Shenandoah National Park « Weightless One http://weightlessone.com/2008/05/15/hypothyroidism-and-the-last-12-months/#comment-16 Raptors, Bears, and a Fat Girl Camping in Shenandoah National Park « Weightless One Wed, 11 Jun 2008 19:39:20 +0000 http://weightlessone.wordpress.com/?p=69#comment-16 [...] grateful to my camping companions for taking the hike slowly–especially on the hills. After the last year, I carry this weakness in my muscles that I haven’t yet been able to shake and I tire easily. We [...] [...] grateful to my camping companions for taking the hike slowly–especially on the hills. After the last year, I carry this weakness in my muscles that I haven’t yet been able to shake and I tire easily. We [...]

]]> Comment on Starving a Fat Child (Part One) by Forced Starvation, The Flu, and Intuitive Eating…Lessons Learned « Weightless One http://weightlessone.com/2007/09/11/starving-a-fat-child-part-one/#comment-6 Forced Starvation, The Flu, and Intuitive Eating…Lessons Learned « Weightless One Sun, 17 Feb 2008 03:21:22 +0000 http://weightlessone.wordpress.com/2007/09/11/starving-a-fat-child-part-one/#comment-6 [...] any of you have read Starving a Fat Child (Part One), you’ll remember that I was placed on an 800 calorie a day starvation diet at the age of 8. [...] [...] any of you have read Starving a Fat Child (Part One), you’ll remember that I was placed on an 800 calorie a day starvation diet at the age of 8. [...]

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