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In <4jc7g7$4lq@news.netusa1.net> jcgould@netusa1.net (Beth Gould) writes:

>this kind of post makes me sad....poor little alice has relied on this person 
>for her whole life and now she's being tossed aside.  there are LOTS of ways 
>that an allergic person and a cat can co-exist... and yes it takes work and 
>sacrifice...but if your cat is important, you'll do it.

>i can only hope that someone who will TRULY love alice takes her....and in my 
>own vicious "what goes around comes around" streak...i could HOPE that this 
>person gets dumped by the "severely allergic person"-- then she won't have a 
>feline OR human companion!!

>beth g.

Your post has a wish for someone to get "dumped" and have no companion
as well as a vague reference to "ways" that a cat and an allergic
person can co-exist.

Perhaps you'd like to try again, this time refraining from such
wishes and also providing more concrete advice to the original poster
on what is possible in her situation and how difficult it would be 
for the 3 involved.

-- leo
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