Roxanne It is really up to you. Nothing forces you to explain your actions to anyone else. However, if you do choose to share, it certainly helps others to know that there are options and hope for FeLV cats. Certainly, the message we get from many vets, once there is a FeLV diagnosis, is that there's no hope and no choice but to put the cat down. It helps to counter that message with some positive experiences.
Amani From: Felvtalk [mailto:felvtalk-boun...@felineleukemia.org] On Behalf Of Roxanne Smith Sent: February-10-17 11:57 AM To: felvtalk Subject: [Felvtalk] Feline leuk. I need some opinions I currently have one feline leukemia cat and someone as of now is going to give me there leukemia cat. they changed their mind for about 3 weeks now. My question is for two years I've not told anyone that I have had and have a cat with feline leukemia I don't want people to judge me. But I feel bad cuz I'm not embarrassed to own a feline leukemia cats. My current cat is now two years past his diagnosis. Do I share with my friends and then Facebook or do I maintain keeping the secret
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