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¿Question #219836?
oriecat: When did seeing someone's microbadges last bring tears to your eyes? Big hugs, Kyle & Stacy :(

Inkedad: awww man. No, dang it, just no. This sucks. I hate this so much! Poor Clark, and Bruce, and the Wolelfs... ughhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh Why couldn't it have been like, a dumb politician or something!
pricero1: Sympathy meow.
Woelf: Thank you. About a month ago we noticed Clark was losing a lot of weight, and I later felt a large lump on the side of his throat. Some sort of thyroid tumor, and it was making it more and more difficult and painful for him to eat, even soft or liquid food. The earliest anywhere in the area had for removing it was mid October, just for a consult, not even the surgery. We gave him a few extra days until it became clear that he was in pain, then I took him in on the last day of August, after everyone got to say goodbye to him. His brother (Bruce) came along, and they snuggled together right up to the end. I don't think Bruce fully understood what happened, and for several days after he kept checking the places where Clark always liked to hide, and he still does a very sad meow sometimes. He's been getting lots of extra attention.
Woelf: Thank you. A little over a month ago we noticed Clark was losing a lot of weight, and I felt a large lump on the side of his throat. Some sort of thyroid tumor, and it was making it more and more difficult and painful for him to eat, even soft or liquid food. The earliest anywhere in the area had for removing it was mid October, just for a consult, not even the surgery. We gave him a few extra days until it became clear that he was in pain, then I took him in on the last day of August, after everyone got to say goodbye to him. His brother (Bruce) came along, and they snuggled together right up to the end. I don't think Bruce fully understood what happened, and for several days after he kept checking the places where Clark always liked to hide, and he still does a very sad meow sometimes. He's been getting lots of extra attention.