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Re: Marriage is about compromise

From: Caroline (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Fri, 31 May 2002 09:11:24 -0500 (CDT)

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At Fri, 31 May 2002, Valerie wrote: >
>At Thu, 30 May 2002, Fadette wrote:
>>I haven't been following this post very much either but I do know it's about changing kitty litter while pregnant so thought I'd tell you what I did...I bought the kitty box that already had litter in it here it's about $2.39 and would just have my hubby throw the whole box away when started to smell and buy a new one and put out. It was costly for those 9 months but it worked. :) I bought several at a time so I didn't run out. Good luck to you!

>What about those electic, automatic cleaning litter boxes I see advertised at the super stores?

>>Dr. Braun says:
>>>I also BELIEVE this. But I don't KNOW it. So I tell all to stay away
>>>from the litter box. If your husband can't do this for you for 9
>>>months, perhaps you need a new husband.(TIC {;<)
>>
>>Well, this statement can be turned around: "If I don't wan't to get rid
>>of my cats after getting pg, maybe my husband needs a new wife"...
>>
>>I'm a big cat lover and I see my cats as my babies. My husband is not a
>>cat person and is alergic to cats. However, he tolerates them, and even
>>vacuums after them. When we first moved in together, he was very
>>worried about living in the same house with cats. But he loves me and
>>he was willing to try. At that time I promised him that he'll never
>>have to do the litterbox.
>>
>>My ex was a big cat lover, but he was making my life miserable.
>>
>>Nobody's perfect. I'm not perfect either. So I'm not looking for
>>perfection. My husband is a wonderful person, and we're having great
>>time together. Now that I'm going thru miscarriage, he's giving me all
>>the support I need. There were a few other occasions when I was going
>>thru a tough time (mean boss at work, for example) and it felt I
>>couldn't have done it without him.
>>
>>No, I don't want another husband. I want another solution for the
>>litterbox problem.

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