I am very suspicious that your cat had this as a kitten (given that he came from a rescue group) and it is now latent in his body. Some stress in his world (visitors, seeing another cat out the window, etc) may have been enough to drop his immune system to a point where he started sneezing and showing symptoms again. So, what can you do to help him? Lots of things! 1.

A cheeky alternative is to ring the sister or friend, ask what they are giving and say: "Do you mind if I give that instead and you give something else?" She won't. It's in her interest that you give the right present or else she'll have to listen to what a loser you are. That can last a bit.

A chiropodist, known to you and I as a foot care specialist, will be more than happy to explain other ways that your feet may be hurting in this manner. For diabetes sufferers, pain in the feet can be caused by high blood pressure which upsets circulation in the body. Also, in other circumstances, it's possible that