I'm real upset and when I get upset I want chocolate cake

Oh I hope Bubba comes home, I know I get worried if my cat isn't around me, I am always frightened he will get hit by a car as he is a stray I have taken in so he really is an outside cat, so I know how you feel and no you don't need that chocolate cake so I think you should send it to me and I will eat it for you....heres hoping bubba comes home.

Well you defintely don't need to eat the whole cake, but I can understand why you are upset. Maybe find a safer alternative for you to eat, or if you feel it that badly have a glass of water and go for a walk - that's what I do and I find it works ok most of the time. If I have to have something chocolatey I make sure it's just a small amount.

If it helps I used to have a cat called rascal. He went blind at about 10, then when he was 12 we moved. He somehow got out of the new house and disappeared. I looked everywhere for him as it was a new location and he was blind, and I thought I would never see him again. 4 days later at about 3 in the morning I heard a meow at the front door - Rascal had found his way home and was none the worse for wear so maybe someone had fed him.

So maybe just like rascal your bubba will turn up.

Good luck.

I'm so sorry to read about your cat Bubba. I hope he makes it back home safely. But please don't hurt yourself as well; that wouldn't help anyone.

My grandpa is wheelchair bound from diabetes, and has been reduced to an infantile state from strokes. He also lost his feet a few years ago.

He is totally dependent, and miserable. Eating is his favorite hobby, followed closely by wallowing in morbid reflection. He wants to die, and seems to thing that a gluttonous death would be just the way to go.

Whenever he is left unattended in the living room, he will wheel himself into the kitchen and get into the fattiest foods he can find. Eventually someone comes running to take it away, and reminds him of the impact his death would have on us.

Since you are diabetic, you can try those dark chocolate bars suited for diabetics, cos cakes contain more sugar and it isn't good for your health. However, the most important thing is to keep praying and hope that your cat will return home safely.

Regards,
Adrienne
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hmm as u r diabetic so dun eat cake well u just pray for ur cat but i,ve heard tht cats learn the way pf their home very early so dun wrry it will come baq soon!!!

I pray for you and that your cat be back soon. I know how much it hurts to lose a pet and that too when it is someway related to our loved ones.

I'm sorry to hear that .Losing your son and your cat is so upset .But you need to kown whatever happened,your life have to be continued.Maybe your son wouldn't happy to see his parent is now so sad for him.And for your cat, maybe he had found some good place to live or have had accepted by a new family.As to your cake,keep away from it .Don't eat it for a long,lomg time.Or, there's a bad idea,you eat too much till you feel sick about it. To tell you the truth, I don't like chocolate just because I feel sick about it afer I eat too much.However,you'd better not try the idea .Ypu can also turn to some fruit you like or have sport and then sweat alot .THat'll make you feel better.

Let's pray for the cat to be safe outside playing.
There is no need for you to eat chocolate cake to feel good, because you know that it is no good for you to do so. Taking good care of your health is the best policy. Life is much more valuable than anything else. No worry. Your boy cat is ok and will soon back home saying hi to you at the gate. Listen, he is there already saying, "Hi, master, I am back home happily. I went out just for a travel. I am sorry without saying bye to you before my starting for the travel." Lol. Be happy, friend.

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I hope you can already find your cat for you not to eat alot of chocolate cake for you said you have diabetes and need not to eat alot of sweet foods. Good luck for your searching on your lost cat.

Well by now, I hope Bubba has come home safely, and that you didn't eat that cake! And I know what it's like to worry about cats (I have 5!), but they honestly are very clever creatures - MUCH cleverer than people - and they can always find their way home. Every day you read stories about cats that have moved house with their owners, and still found their way back to their original "territory" over many hundreds of miles. They have an instinct we don't undersand. I'm sure Bubba is brighter than you think!!