Yes, I have a hard time even writing it. 11.5 wonderful years of our lives with the sweetest dog ever. Unconfirmed but from symptoms a brain tumor. His jaws locked up again. THe neurologist said a brain tumor or a Neuropathy. I cannot wait to get his ashes tomorrow. I miss him , we are all as you can imagine sad. There are waves of peacefulness however. Im still pretending he's here when I just have to.
I am all alone in my house, missing my dog. We put her down on Saturday. Thanks for stopping by my blog.
We put her in the back yard, where she can see the back door.
Oh my, this is hard. I recognize we have done the right thing, but it doesn't make us any less lonely. It freaks me out that no one's stretched out on the couch, that there's only floor tile where the bowls used to be, and it pisses me off that I still have dog hair to vacuum up but I have no dog to make it ok.
Oh no, Kathy!!!! I'm crying as I type this. I'm so so so sorry. I wish I could be with you to give you a hug in person. I know Huck is in a better place and feeling fabulous - except his is sad that he isn't "with" you any more. He is still with you though, just in a different way.
Oh Kathy. My heart aches right now. We were just talking about Huck at lunch. Jessie-girl is in her room now crying and thinking of you all. Continuing to lift your family in prayer.
I am so very sorry for your loss. You and your family are in our prayers. They are such wonderful creatures that God created. I always pray, Dear Lord, Please let me be the person my dog thinks I am.
Kathy, like all your other pretend friends, I am very sorry to hear the news. I remember the photo shortly after I 'met" you of Huck looking through your sock blockers.
I'm so sorry for you and your family. I know dogs have such an important place in the heart of the owner. So glad that you have wonderful memories. We're thinking of you!
Your loss is so heartbreaking. There is no magic easy way to lose a pet, but I'm sure you can take comfort in the knowledge that Huck loved you and you gave him an awesome life.
When I lost my dear cat Kilby a friend wrote to me the following quote,“I have this feeling there’s one more star up in the sky tonight. And even though it’s far away, its brightness and warmth still reach us here to make the night a little less dark”
Oh, I am so very sorry over the loss of your dear beautiful Huck! Losing a furry family member is never easy, and even though we sometimes have to make that final decision for them, it's one truely made from our hearts.
Please, during this time of grieving, please remember to take care of yourself. Take time to feel whatever it is that you are feeling, in that moment.
((((((((((Hugs))))))))))
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I am so sorry. I totally understand what you're feeling. My poor boy bloated on Wednesay - but I got him to the vet on time. g
Kathy B, somehow, I missed that Huck is gone. I am so sorry that you lost such a good friend. When Maggie died a few years ago, I told the vet that I always wished that I could be the kind of person my dog thought I was. I know that you know what I mean....Huck had the best life even on your bad days. So sorry.
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This is a call for knitters to knit a baby blanket no bigger than a cookie sheet. Blankets will be distributed in the NICU where I work. We just don't get many blankets. We need them. Traditional baby colors will do, but we'd love you to branch out a bit. Use up those leftovers if you wish. You could win a lovely prize. All who send a blanket by November 1st, ALL SAINTS DAY, you angels you, will be entered in the drawing. Here are the rules: Blanket must be made of yarn which is washable. Sorry, Hospital rules. It cannot be bigger than a cookie sheet. Smaller is welcome also. That's it. Those are the rules. I'll post the prize by next week. Mail a blanket to me Kathy B if you need my snail mail address,email me at Harpnut@gmail.com
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We put her in the back yard, where she can see the back door.
Oh my, this is hard. I recognize we have done the right thing, but it doesn't make us any less lonely. It freaks me out that no one's stretched out on the couch, that there's only floor tile where the bowls used to be, and it pisses me off that I still have dog hair to vacuum up but I have no dog to make it ok.
I'll be your dog-grief buddy.
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Love and hugs from all of us!
We are all thinking of you.
Blessings,
G
When I lost my dear cat Kilby a friend wrote to me the following quote,“I have this feeling there’s one more star up in the sky tonight. And even though it’s far away, its brightness and warmth still reach us here to make the night a little less dark”
Such a good boy.
I am sorry to hear your sad news.
Please, during this time of grieving, please remember to take care of yourself. Take time to feel whatever it is that you are feeling, in that moment.
((((((((((Hugs))))))))))