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Joaquin, I’m so sorry about your lab. Try some flower remedies for you and your pup. You could just use Rescue Remedy or check in a good health food store for a complete supply. The should have pamphlets in there describing the remedies and their uses. Or you could check the web under Bach flower remedies – here’s one page with descriptions http://www.rainbowcrystal.com/bach/bach2.html I think Star of Bethlehem and Walnut are used for loss and grief also. Don’t forget that exercise can help in this situation. You might want to visit www.petloss.com and post a memorial to your pet. buglady take out the dog before replying
|My Black Lab died of old age (15 years) this weekend now my Chocolate Lab (5 |years old) seems depressed – I went and bought him some toys to try and |cheer him up – any other suggestions? | |thanx | |– |Joaquin A. G-L, Jr. |"No other road, no other way | No day but today" | RENT by Jonathan Larson | |
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My Black Lab died of old age (15 years) this weekend now my Chocolate Lab (5 years old) seems depressed – I went and bought him some toys to try and cheer him up – any other suggestions? thanx
I suspect that your dog is not the only one depressed about the loss. It is hard to spend 15 years with a dog and then say goodbye without showing it. Go out to a favorite spot that you and your old friend shared and spend some time with your dog just hanging out and talking about things. Maybe take a picnic lunch and share it. Try not to feel sad that he is gone. Instead, feel glad that he was here with you for so long. Good luck to you both. Robert
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My Black Lab died of old age (15 years) this weekend now my Chocolate Lab (5 years old) seems depressed – I went and bought him some toys to try and cheer him up – any other suggestions? thanx — Joaquin A. G-L, Jr. "No other road, no other way No day but today" RENT by Jonathan Larson
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Hi, I,m so sorry to hear about your Belle. My family and I know how you feel. We are going through a loss now. Our little four month old puppy died two weeks ago. He was diagnosed with water on the brain. About four week ago I noticed his vision going. We took him to a hospital in NY. It’s was horrible . Stay strong. Phillis
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Phillis, we are so sorry to read about your little friend, our thoughts are with you, Connie, Ollie and Poppy D – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Hi, I,m so sorry to hear about your Belle. My family and I know how you feel. We are going through a loss now. Our little four month old puppy died two weeks ago. He was diagnosed with water on the brain. About four week ago I noticed his vision going. We took him to a hospital in NY. It’s was horrible . Stay strong. Phillis
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I know all too well your pain and grief. Our pets become such a part of our lives. Time will ease all you now feel and the happy memories will always be with you.
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I’m so sorry to hear about your Belle dying…. I know the horrible pain that you’re feeling…. It’s been 4 months since my beautiful baby Timber (4yr old GSD) had to be put to sleep…. He was a perfectly healthy giant german shepherd…. our baby… One day he stopped eating and became very lethargic… had blood in his urine and spiked a 103.5 fever. Brought him to emergency and that’s when we found out he had severe, acute renal failure. His kidneys had started to shut down. The next 3 days, he became much worse, and his BUN and creatinine levels just kept rising…. They were pumping our poor baby full of every drug they could possible think of, to try and get his kidneys functioning again…. but nothing worked. His own body was poisoning him… We spent every minute we could, with him at the vet’s (they were so accommodating to us). We finally decided that it was time to let him go (I am crying so badly as I write this…). My husband an I held Timber in our arms as he was given his final injection, and he fell asleep in our arms as we cried and told him how much we loved him…. We kept holding him in our arms for another half an hour….we just couldn’t let our baby go… It was the worst time of our lives…. He was like our own child (we can’t have any of our own)…. We decided to have Timber cremated, as we just couldn’t live without having a part of him with us forever. He is in a beautiful urn, in our family room (where he would always hang out with us)… I light a small candle for him every single night and touch the urn and tell him that I love him… and he’s such a good boy… My heart remembers every single moment, from when Timber got sick to when he died…. I will never forget him…. and my heart will never be fully whole again…. I’m so sorry that you have to go through this horrible pain as well… There is nothing I can say to make your pain go away…. just know that I care… Love, Marguerite – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – My 10 year old Golden Retriever — Belle– died yesterday. I feel like I have a huge gaping hole in my heart. I had no idea that the pain and sorrow would be this bad. She was so full of life. She had so much energy and spunk. About a week ago she started getting sick, depressed, not eating, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, weakness. The vet ran every test on her, blood, urine, stool, x-rays, ultrasound, ekg — everything normal. Three vets worked together and couldn’t figure out what was wrong. She kept getting weaker and we had to do something. So we did exploratory surgery on Fri. 4 hours. They took out her gall bladder because they think that’s what the problem was. It was full of thick, pasty bile. She did okay through the night and the next morning. She had IV antibiotics, fluids and Demerol for pain. We saw her Sat. morning and she looked okay. She was alert and knew we were there petting her. We told her that she would get better and that we loved her. A few hours later she died. The vet went out for lunch and came back to check on her and he said that she looked like she was sleeping. He has no idea exactly what killed her. We went to go see her and brought our 12 year old male, Prince, with us. He immediately went to her cage ahead of us and went in and sniffed her head and face and walked out and put his back to the cage. We are having her cremated and putting her ashes in the water behind our house that she loved to swim in. I am devastated. She was a part of the family. She lived inside with us so she was here every minute of every day and now she’s gone. – Sloan "Time flies… after you hit the snooze button"
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I was very sorry to read of your loss. I know it hurts like hell. Thinking of you Chris & the GSD’s Leicester UK
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I was very sorry to read of your loss. I know it hurts like hell. Thinking of you Chris & the GSD’s Leicester UK Thinking of you,
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How we have all been there. My beautiful Ali is "resting" under a rose bush who’s blooms are the same amber colour as her eyes were. She will always be in my heart as we all know Belle will be in yours. The pain eventually dulls as time does heal, and soon your heart will swell with love instead of the pain you now feel. I and my family wish you all the best Sheila To reply remove "nospam" from address. This is to prevent unwanted spam mail not legitimate replies to my postings With thanks Sheila – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – My 10 year old Golden Retriever — Belle– died yesterday. I feel like I have a huge gaping hole in my heart. – Sloan "Time flies… after you hit the snooze button"
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Sloan, I know how you feel. My 2 year old Westie died yesterday also. Cardiac arrest from an enlarged heart. We had no idea he had a problem. I’m sorry that Belle is gone from you. It sounds like she was loved and had a happy life. Megan
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Sloan, I’m so very sorry to hear about your loss. My mother’s dog is reaching 15 years now, and we’re all trying to prepare ourselves for the inevitable, but it will be a hard blow when it finally happens. Try to take comfort in the fact that you were able to see Belle one last time before she passed on, and she knew that you were there. I’m sure that Belle’s life with you and your family was a very happy one, filled with a lot of love. That much is obvious by how you talk about her. Belle will always be with you, in spirit. Why not plant a tree, or plant in her honor? Maybe even put some of her ashes at the base of the plant so that Belle will really live on, through it. That’s what my mother and I agreed to do for our Westie, when her time comes. We’re going to plant a rose bush for her -she loves roses, always sniffs them- and place her ashes in the hole with the bush. My husband and I will be thinking of you, and Belle, tonight as we light our candles. ( a nightly ritual of ours) Xiola – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – My 10 year old Golden Retriever — Belle– died yesterday. I feel like I have a huge gaping hole in my heart. I had no idea that the pain and sorrow would be this bad. She was so full of life. She had so much energy and spunk. About a week ago she started getting sick, depressed, not eating, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, weakness. The vet ran every test on her, blood, urine, stool, x-rays, ultrasound, ekg — everything normal. Three vets worked together and couldn’t figure out what was wrong. She kept getting weaker and we had to do something. So we did exploratory surgery on Fri. 4 hours. They took out her gall bladder because they think that’s what the problem was. It was full of thick, pasty bile. She did okay through the night and the next morning. She had IV antibiotics, fluids and Demerol for pain. We saw her Sat. morning and she looked okay. She was alert and knew we were there petting her. We told her that she would get better and that we loved her. A few hours later she died. The vet went out for lunch and came back to check on her and he said that she looked like she was sleeping. He has no idea exactly what killed her. We went to go see her and brought our 12 year old male, Prince, with us. He immediately went to her cage ahead of us and went in and sniffed her head and face and walked out and put his back to the cage. We are having her cremated and putting her ashes in the water behind our house that she loved to swim in. I am devastated. She was a part of the family. She lived inside with us so she was here every minute of every day and now she’s gone. – Sloan "Time flies… after you hit the snooze button"
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My sympathies. The best dog I’ve ever had (Aries the Husky mutt), died in a similar situation. It is devastating to lose a family member. Non-pet people fail to understand this. My thoughts are with you, Belle and your family. jen (Fraley the Buskey, Shadow the lab and the kids Garrett and Brenna). – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – My 10 year old Golden Retriever — Belle– died yesterday. I feel like I have a huge gaping hole in my heart. I had no idea that the pain and sorrow would be this bad. She was so full of life. She had so much energy and spunk. About a week ago she started getting sick, depressed, not eating, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, weakness. The vet ran every test on her, blood, urine, stool, x-rays, ultrasound, ekg — everything normal. Three vets worked together and couldn’t figure out what was wrong. She kept getting weaker and we had to do something. So we did exploratory surgery on Fri. 4 hours. They took out her gall bladder because they think that’s what the problem was. It was full of thick, pasty bile. She did okay through the night and the next morning. She had IV antibiotics, fluids and Demerol for pain. We saw her Sat. morning and she looked okay. She was alert and knew we were there petting her. We told her that she would get better and that we loved her. A few hours later she died. The vet went out for lunch and came back to check on her and he said that she looked like she was sleeping. He has no idea exactly what killed her. We went to go see her and brought our 12 year old male, Prince, with us. He immediately went to her cage ahead of us and went in and sniffed her head and face and walked out and put his back to the cage. We are having her cremated and putting her ashes in the water behind our house that she loved to swim in. I am devastated. She was a part of the family. She lived inside with us so she was here every minute of every day and now she’s gone. – Sloan "Time flies… after you hit the snooze button"
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My eyes swelled with tears when I read your posting of Belle passing. Phil Silverman Culver City, CA – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – My 10 year old Golden Retriever — Belle– died yesterday. I feel like I have a huge gaping hole in my heart. I had no idea that the pain and sorrow would be this bad. She was so full of life. She had so much energy and spunk. About a week ago she started getting sick, depressed, not eating, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, weakness. The vet ran every test on her, blood, urine, stool, x-rays, ultrasound, ekg — everything normal. Three vets worked together and couldn’t figure out what was wrong. She kept getting weaker and we had to do something. So we did exploratory surgery on Fri. 4 hours. They took out her gall bladder because they think that’s what the problem was. It was full of thick, pasty bile. She did okay through the night and the next morning. She had IV antibiotics, fluids and Demerol for pain. We saw her Sat. morning and she looked okay. She was alert and knew we were there petting her. We told her that she would get better and that we loved her. A few hours later she died. The vet went out for lunch and came back to check on her and he said that she looked like she was sleeping. He has no idea exactly what killed her. We went to go see her and brought our 12 year old male, Prince, with us. He immediately went to her cage ahead of us and went in and sniffed her head and face and walked out and put his back to the cage. We are having her cremated and putting her ashes in the water behind our house that she loved to swim in. I am devastated. She was a part of the family. She lived inside with us so she was here every minute of every day and now she’s gone. – Sloan "Time flies… after you hit the snooze button"
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Thank you everyone for your kind words. This pain and loneliness is almost unbearable but I know I’ll get through it somehow. Thank you again.
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I am devastated. She was a part of the family. She lived inside with us so she was here every minute of every day and now she’s gone.
I am deeply sorry for your loss. I would be devastated too. It is so horrible to loose one of your pets. They become like our children. There is nothing more painful. My prayers will be with you and your family. Hugs and Prayers Caroline
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Thank you.
I just wanted to say I’m so sorry, carol
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – My 10 year old Golden Retriever — Belle– died yesterday. I feel like I have a huge gaping hole in my heart. I had no idea that the pain and sorrow would be this bad. She was so full of life. She had so much energy and spunk. About a week ago she started getting sick, depressed, not eating, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, weakness. The vet ran every test on her, blood, urine, stool, x-rays, ultrasound, ekg — everything normal. Three vets worked together and couldn’t figure out what was wrong. She kept getting weaker and we had to do something. So we did exploratory surgery on Fri. 4 hours. They took out her gall bladder because they think that’s what the problem was. It was full of thick, pasty bile. She did okay through the night and the next morning. She had IV antibiotics, fluids and Demerol for pain. We saw her Sat. morning and she looked okay. She was alert and knew we were there petting her. We told her that she would get better and that we loved her. A few hours later she died. The vet went out for lunch and came back to check on her and he said that she looked like she was sleeping. He has no idea exactly what killed her. We went to go see her and brought our 12 year old male, Prince, with us. He immediately went to her cage ahead of us and went in and sniffed her head and face and walked out and put his back to the cage. We are having her cremated and putting her ashes in the water behind our house that she loved to swim in. I am devastated. She was a part of the family. She lived inside with us so she was here every minute of every day and now she’s gone. – Sloan "Time flies… after you hit the snooze button"
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I am so, so sorry. Belle will *always* be a part of you. Take care of yourself and remember the good times and how she enriched your life. Julie
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I am devastated. She was a part of the family. She lived inside with us so she was here every minute of every day and now she’s gone. – Sloan Dear Sloan~ I know how you feel,but Belle will live on inside you, always…. She is in Heaven now for what could Heaven be without our beloved dogs? All good thoughts,Sloan. Im very sorry for your loss : ( Paulette and my very own ‘Belle" Ati Keeper and Whistler Feeling like "Moondancing" while listening to Van’s great new album, "Back On Top" still the "Brown Eyed Girl" A dogs life is too short… Their only fault really…
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Sloan I am so sorry that Belle is not at your side at this moment, but she will remain in your heart forever. I understand fully the grief you and your family are feeling at this time, having to say farewell to our friends over the years. We are having to reach a decision at this moment in time concerning one of our labradors, he is 8 and not a very well lad. Like Belle, Ollie will be cremated but his resting place will be by a camelia that he loves to lie near. My heart goes out to you all, Rest easy dear Belle, Kindest thoughts ConnieD – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – My 10 year old Golden Retriever — Belle– died yesterday. I feel like I have a huge gaping hole in my heart. I had no idea that the pain and sorrow would be this bad. She was so full of life. She had so much energy and spunk. About a week ago she started getting sick, depressed, not eating, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, weakness. The vet ran every test on her, blood, urine, stool, x-rays, ultrasound, ekg — everything normal. Three vets worked together and couldn’t figure out what was wrong. She kept getting weaker and we had to do something. So we did exploratory surgery on Fri. 4 hours. They took out her gall bladder because they think that’s what the problem was. It was full of thick, pasty bile. She did okay through the night and the next morning. She had IV antibiotics, fluids and Demerol for pain. We saw her Sat. morning and she looked okay. She was alert and knew we were there petting her. We told her that she would get better and that we loved her. A few hours later she died. The vet went out for lunch and came back to check on her and he said that she looked like she was sleeping. He has no idea exactly what killed her. We went to go see her and brought our 12 year old male, Prince, with us. He immediately went to her cage ahead of us and went in and sniffed her head and face and walked out and put his back to the cage. We are having her cremated and putting her ashes in the water behind our house that she loved to swim in. I am devastated. She was a part of the family. She lived inside with us so she was here every minute of every day and now she’s gone. – Sloan "Time flies… after you hit the snooze button"
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My heart is with you today. My English Springer is very ill indeed and I am waiting for that inevitable moment myself. I know that the pain will be with you but eventually you will come to celebrate her life and your time with her. My thoughts are with you. tb – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – My 10 year old Golden Retriever — Belle– died yesterday. I feel like I have a huge gaping hole in my heart. I had no idea that the pain and sorrow would be this bad. She was so full of life. She had so much energy and spunk. About a week ago she started getting sick, depressed, not eating, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, weakness. The vet ran every test on her, blood, urine, stool, x-rays, ultrasound, ekg — everything normal. Three vets worked together and couldn’t figure out what was wrong. She kept getting weaker and we had to do something. So we did exploratory surgery on Fri. 4 hours. They took out her gall bladder because they think that’s what the problem was. It was full of thick, pasty bile. She did okay through the night and the next morning. She had IV antibiotics, fluids and Demerol for pain. We saw her Sat. morning and she looked okay. She was alert and knew we were there petting her. We told her that she would get better and that we loved her. A few hours later she died. The vet went out for lunch and came back to check on her and he said that she looked like she was sleeping. He has no idea exactly what killed her. We went to go see her and brought our 12 year old male, Prince, with us. He immediately went to her cage ahead of us and went in and sniffed her head and face and walked out and put his back to the cage. We are having her cremated and putting her ashes in the water behind our house that she loved to swim in. I am devastated. She was a part of the family. She lived inside with us so she was here every minute of every day and now she’s gone. – Sloan "Time flies… after you hit the snooze button"
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Dear Sloan, Just had to say I am so very sorry your precious Belle died. I wish you lots and lots of strength and many happy memories. Take care, Anita – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – My 10 year old Golden Retriever — Belle– died yesterday. I feel like I have a huge gaping hole in my heart. I had no idea that the pain and sorrow would be this bad. She was so full of life. She had so much energy and spunk. About a week ago she started getting sick, depressed, not eating, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, weakness. The vet ran every test on her, blood, urine, stool, x-rays, ultrasound, ekg — everything normal. Three vets worked together and couldn’t figure out what was wrong. She kept getting weaker and we had to do something. So we did exploratory surgery on Fri. 4 hours. They took out her gall bladder because they think that’s what the problem was. It was full of thick, pasty bile. She did okay through the night and the next morning. She had IV antibiotics, fluids and Demerol for pain. We saw her Sat. morning and she looked okay. She was alert and knew we were there petting her. We told her that she would get better and that we loved her. A few hours later she died. The vet went out for lunch and came back to check on her and he said that she looked like she was sleeping. He has no idea exactly what killed her. We went to go see her and brought our 12 year old male, Prince, with us. He immediately went to her cage ahead of us and went in and sniffed her head and face and walked out and put his back to the cage. We are having her cremated and putting her ashes in the water behind our house that she loved to swim in. I am devastated. She was a part of the family. She lived inside with us so she was here every minute of every day and now she’s gone. – Sloan "Time flies… after you hit the snooze button"
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My 10 year old Golden Retriever — Belle– died yesterday. I feel like I have a huge gaping hole in my heart. I had no idea that the pain and sorrow would be this bad. She was so full of life. She had so much energy and spunk. About a week ago she started getting sick, depressed, not eating, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, weakness. The vet ran every test on her, blood, urine, stool, x-rays, ultrasound, ekg — everything normal. Three vets worked together and couldn’t figure out what was wrong. She kept getting weaker and we had to do something. So we did exploratory surgery on Fri. 4 hours. They took out her gall bladder because they think that’s what the problem was. It was full of thick, pasty bile. She did okay through the night and the next morning. She had IV antibiotics, fluids and Demerol for pain. We saw her Sat. morning and she looked okay. She was alert and knew we were there petting her. We told her that she would get better and that we loved her. A few hours later she died. The vet went out for lunch and came back to check on her and he said that she looked like she was sleeping. He has no idea exactly what killed her. We went to go see her and brought our 12 year old male, Prince, with us. He immediately went to her cage ahead of us and went in and sniffed her head and face and walked out and put his back to the cage. We are having her cremated and putting her ashes in the water behind our house that she loved to swim in. I am devastated. She was a part of the family. She lived inside with us so she was here every minute of every day and now she’s gone. – Sloan "Time flies… after you hit the snooze button"
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I just wanted to say I’m so sorry, carol – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – My 10 year old Golden Retriever — Belle– died yesterday. I feel like I have a huge gaping hole in my heart. I had no idea that the pain and sorrow would be this bad. She was so full of life. She had so much energy and spunk. About a week ago she started getting sick, depressed, not eating, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, weakness. The vet ran every test on her, blood, urine, stool, x-rays, ultrasound, ekg — everything normal. Three vets worked together and couldn’t figure out what was wrong. She kept getting weaker and we had to do something. So we did exploratory surgery on Fri. 4 hours. They took out her gall bladder because they think that’s what the problem was. It was full of thick, pasty bile. She did okay through the night and the next morning. She had IV antibiotics, fluids and Demerol for pain. We saw her Sat. morning and she looked okay. She was alert and knew we were there petting her. We told her that she would get better and that we loved her. A few hours later she died. The vet went out for lunch and came back to check on her and he said that she looked like she was sleeping. He has no idea exactly what killed her. We went to go see her and brought our 12 year old male, Prince, with us. He immediately went to her cage ahead of us and went in and sniffed her head and face and walked out and put his back to the cage. We are having her cremated and putting her ashes in the water behind our house that she loved to swim in. I am devastated. She was a part of the family. She lived inside with us so she was here every minute of every day and now she’s gone. – Sloan "Time flies… after you hit the snooze button"
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Hi, I,m so sorry to hear about your Belle. My family and I know how you feel. We are going through a loss now. Our little four month old puppy died two weeks ago. He was diagnosed with water on the brain. About four week ago I noticed his vision going. We took him to a hospital in NY. It’s was horrible . Stay strong. Phillis
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Phillis, we are so sorry to read about your little friend, our thoughts are with you, Connie, Ollie and Poppy D – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Hi, I,m so sorry to hear about your Belle. My family and I know how you feel. We are going through a loss now. Our little four month old puppy died two weeks ago. He was diagnosed with water on the brain. About four week ago I noticed his vision going. We took him to a hospital in NY. It’s was horrible . Stay strong. Phillis
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I know all too well your pain and grief. Our pets become such a part of our lives. Time will ease all you now feel and the happy memories will always be with you.
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I’m so sorry to hear about your Belle dying…. I know the horrible pain that you’re feeling…. It’s been 4 months since my beautiful baby Timber (4yr old GSD) had to be put to sleep…. He was a perfectly healthy giant german shepherd…. our baby… One day he stopped eating and became very lethargic… had blood in his urine and spiked a 103.5 fever. Brought him to emergency and that’s when we found out he had severe, acute renal failure. His kidneys had started to shut down. The next 3 days, he became much worse, and his BUN and creatinine levels just kept rising…. They were pumping our poor baby full of every drug they could possible think of, to try and get his kidneys functioning again…. but nothing worked. His own body was poisoning him… We spent every minute we could, with him at the vet’s (they were so accommodating to us). We finally decided that it was time to let him go (I am crying so badly as I write this…). My husband an I held Timber in our arms as he was given his final injection, and he fell asleep in our arms as we cried and told him how much we loved him…. We kept holding him in our arms for another half an hour….we just couldn’t let our baby go… It was the worst time of our lives…. He was like our own child (we can’t have any of our own)…. We decided to have Timber cremated, as we just couldn’t live without having a part of him with us forever. He is in a beautiful urn, in our family room (where he would always hang out with us)… I light a small candle for him every single night and touch the urn and tell him that I love him… and he’s such a good boy… My heart remembers every single moment, from when Timber got sick to when he died…. I will never forget him…. and my heart will never be fully whole again…. I’m so sorry that you have to go through this horrible pain as well… There is nothing I can say to make your pain go away…. just know that I care… Love, Marguerite – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – My 10 year old Golden Retriever — Belle– died yesterday. I feel like I have a huge gaping hole in my heart. I had no idea that the pain and sorrow would be this bad. She was so full of life. She had so much energy and spunk. About a week ago she started getting sick, depressed, not eating, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, weakness. The vet ran every test on her, blood, urine, stool, x-rays, ultrasound, ekg — everything normal. Three vets worked together and couldn’t figure out what was wrong. She kept getting weaker and we had to do something. So we did exploratory surgery on Fri. 4 hours. They took out her gall bladder because they think that’s what the problem was. It was full of thick, pasty bile. She did okay through the night and the next morning. She had IV antibiotics, fluids and Demerol for pain. We saw her Sat. morning and she looked okay. She was alert and knew we were there petting her. We told her that she would get better and that we loved her. A few hours later she died. The vet went out for lunch and came back to check on her and he said that she looked like she was sleeping. He has no idea exactly what killed her. We went to go see her and brought our 12 year old male, Prince, with us. He immediately went to her cage ahead of us and went in and sniffed her head and face and walked out and put his back to the cage. We are having her cremated and putting her ashes in the water behind our house that she loved to swim in. I am devastated. She was a part of the family. She lived inside with us so she was here every minute of every day and now she’s gone. – Sloan "Time flies… after you hit the snooze button"
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I was very sorry to read of your loss. I know it hurts like hell. Thinking of you Chris & the GSD’s Leicester UK
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I was very sorry to read of your loss. I know it hurts like hell. Thinking of you Chris & the GSD’s Leicester UK Thinking of you,
Know how you feel Kobus
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How we have all been there. My beautiful Ali is "resting" under a rose bush who’s blooms are the same amber colour as her eyes were. She will always be in my heart as we all know Belle will be in yours. The pain eventually dulls as time does heal, and soon your heart will swell with love instead of the pain you now feel. I and my family wish you all the best Sheila To reply remove "nospam" from address. This is to prevent unwanted spam mail not legitimate replies to my postings With thanks Sheila – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – My 10 year old Golden Retriever — Belle– died yesterday. I feel like I have a huge gaping hole in my heart. – Sloan "Time flies… after you hit the snooze button"
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Sloan, I know how you feel. My 2 year old Westie died yesterday also. Cardiac arrest from an enlarged heart. We had no idea he had a problem. I’m sorry that Belle is gone from you. It sounds like she was loved and had a happy life. Megan
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Sloan, I’m so very sorry to hear about your loss. My mother’s dog is reaching 15 years now, and we’re all trying to prepare ourselves for the inevitable, but it will be a hard blow when it finally happens. Try to take comfort in the fact that you were able to see Belle one last time before she passed on, and she knew that you were there. I’m sure that Belle’s life with you and your family was a very happy one, filled with a lot of love. That much is obvious by how you talk about her. Belle will always be with you, in spirit. Why not plant a tree, or plant in her honor? Maybe even put some of her ashes at the base of the plant so that Belle will really live on, through it. That’s what my mother and I agreed to do for our Westie, when her time comes. We’re going to plant a rose bush for her -she loves roses, always sniffs them- and place her ashes in the hole with the bush. My husband and I will be thinking of you, and Belle, tonight as we light our candles. ( a nightly ritual of ours) Xiola – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – My 10 year old Golden Retriever — Belle– died yesterday. I feel like I have a huge gaping hole in my heart. I had no idea that the pain and sorrow would be this bad. She was so full of life. She had so much energy and spunk. About a week ago she started getting sick, depressed, not eating, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, weakness. The vet ran every test on her, blood, urine, stool, x-rays, ultrasound, ekg — everything normal. Three vets worked together and couldn’t figure out what was wrong. She kept getting weaker and we had to do something. So we did exploratory surgery on Fri. 4 hours. They took out her gall bladder because they think that’s what the problem was. It was full of thick, pasty bile. She did okay through the night and the next morning. She had IV antibiotics, fluids and Demerol for pain. We saw her Sat. morning and she looked okay. She was alert and knew we were there petting her. We told her that she would get better and that we loved her. A few hours later she died. The vet went out for lunch and came back to check on her and he said that she looked like she was sleeping. He has no idea exactly what killed her. We went to go see her and brought our 12 year old male, Prince, with us. He immediately went to her cage ahead of us and went in and sniffed her head and face and walked out and put his back to the cage. We are having her cremated and putting her ashes in the water behind our house that she loved to swim in. I am devastated. She was a part of the family. She lived inside with us so she was here every minute of every day and now she’s gone. – Sloan "Time flies… after you hit the snooze button"
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My sympathies. The best dog I’ve ever had (Aries the Husky mutt), died in a similar situation. It is devastating to lose a family member. Non-pet people fail to understand this. My thoughts are with you, Belle and your family. jen (Fraley the Buskey, Shadow the lab and the kids Garrett and Brenna). – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – My 10 year old Golden Retriever — Belle– died yesterday. I feel like I have a huge gaping hole in my heart. I had no idea that the pain and sorrow would be this bad. She was so full of life. She had so much energy and spunk. About a week ago she started getting sick, depressed, not eating, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, weakness. The vet ran every test on her, blood, urine, stool, x-rays, ultrasound, ekg — everything normal. Three vets worked together and couldn’t figure out what was wrong. She kept getting weaker and we had to do something. So we did exploratory surgery on Fri. 4 hours. They took out her gall bladder because they think that’s what the problem was. It was full of thick, pasty bile. She did okay through the night and the next morning. She had IV antibiotics, fluids and Demerol for pain. We saw her Sat. morning and she looked okay. She was alert and knew we were there petting her. We told her that she would get better and that we loved her. A few hours later she died. The vet went out for lunch and came back to check on her and he said that she looked like she was sleeping. He has no idea exactly what killed her. We went to go see her and brought our 12 year old male, Prince, with us. He immediately went to her cage ahead of us and went in and sniffed her head and face and walked out and put his back to the cage. We are having her cremated and putting her ashes in the water behind our house that she loved to swim in. I am devastated. She was a part of the family. She lived inside with us so she was here every minute of every day and now she’s gone. – Sloan "Time flies… after you hit the snooze button"
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My eyes swelled with tears when I read your posting of Belle passing. Phil Silverman Culver City, CA – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – My 10 year old Golden Retriever — Belle– died yesterday. I feel like I have a huge gaping hole in my heart. I had no idea that the pain and sorrow would be this bad. She was so full of life. She had so much energy and spunk. About a week ago she started getting sick, depressed, not eating, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, weakness. The vet ran every test on her, blood, urine, stool, x-rays, ultrasound, ekg — everything normal. Three vets worked together and couldn’t figure out what was wrong. She kept getting weaker and we had to do something. So we did exploratory surgery on Fri. 4 hours. They took out her gall bladder because they think that’s what the problem was. It was full of thick, pasty bile. She did okay through the night and the next morning. She had IV antibiotics, fluids and Demerol for pain. We saw her Sat. morning and she looked okay. She was alert and knew we were there petting her. We told her that she would get better and that we loved her. A few hours later she died. The vet went out for lunch and came back to check on her and he said that she looked like she was sleeping. He has no idea exactly what killed her. We went to go see her and brought our 12 year old male, Prince, with us. He immediately went to her cage ahead of us and went in and sniffed her head and face and walked out and put his back to the cage. We are having her cremated and putting her ashes in the water behind our house that she loved to swim in. I am devastated. She was a part of the family. She lived inside with us so she was here every minute of every day and now she’s gone. – Sloan "Time flies… after you hit the snooze button"
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Thank you everyone for your kind words. This pain and loneliness is almost unbearable but I know I’ll get through it somehow. Thank you again.
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I am devastated. She was a part of the family. She lived inside with us so she was here every minute of every day and now she’s gone.
I am deeply sorry for your loss. I would be devastated too. It is so horrible to loose one of your pets. They become like our children. There is nothing more painful. My prayers will be with you and your family. Hugs and Prayers Caroline
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Thank you.
I just wanted to say I’m so sorry, carol
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – My 10 year old Golden Retriever — Belle– died yesterday. I feel like I have a huge gaping hole in my heart. I had no idea that the pain and sorrow would be this bad. She was so full of life. She had so much energy and spunk. About a week ago she started getting sick, depressed, not eating, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, weakness. The vet ran every test on her, blood, urine, stool, x-rays, ultrasound, ekg — everything normal. Three vets worked together and couldn’t figure out what was wrong. She kept getting weaker and we had to do something. So we did exploratory surgery on Fri. 4 hours. They took out her gall bladder because they think that’s what the problem was. It was full of thick, pasty bile. She did okay through the night and the next morning. She had IV antibiotics, fluids and Demerol for pain. We saw her Sat. morning and she looked okay. She was alert and knew we were there petting her. We told her that she would get better and that we loved her. A few hours later she died. The vet went out for lunch and came back to check on her and he said that she looked like she was sleeping. He has no idea exactly what killed her. We went to go see her and brought our 12 year old male, Prince, with us. He immediately went to her cage ahead of us and went in and sniffed her head and face and walked out and put his back to the cage. We are having her cremated and putting her ashes in the water behind our house that she loved to swim in. I am devastated. She was a part of the family. She lived inside with us so she was here every minute of every day and now she’s gone. – Sloan "Time flies… after you hit the snooze button"
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I am so, so sorry. Belle will *always* be a part of you. Take care of yourself and remember the good times and how she enriched your life. Julie
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I am devastated. She was a part of the family. She lived inside with us so she was here every minute of every day and now she’s gone. – Sloan Dear Sloan~ I know how you feel,but Belle will live on inside you, always…. She is in Heaven now for what could Heaven be without our beloved dogs? All good thoughts,Sloan. Im very sorry for your loss : ( Paulette and my very own ‘Belle" Ati Keeper and Whistler Feeling like "Moondancing" while listening to Van’s great new album, "Back On Top" still the "Brown Eyed Girl" A dogs life is too short… Their only fault really…
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Sloan I am so sorry that Belle is not at your side at this moment, but she will remain in your heart forever. I understand fully the grief you and your family are feeling at this time, having to say farewell to our friends over the years. We are having to reach a decision at this moment in time concerning one of our labradors, he is 8 and not a very well lad. Like Belle, Ollie will be cremated but his resting place will be by a camelia that he loves to lie near. My heart goes out to you all, Rest easy dear Belle, Kindest thoughts ConnieD – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – My 10 year old Golden Retriever — Belle– died yesterday. I feel like I have a huge gaping hole in my heart. I had no idea that the pain and sorrow would be this bad. She was so full of life. She had so much energy and spunk. About a week ago she started getting sick, depressed, not eating, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, weakness. The vet ran every test on her, blood, urine, stool, x-rays, ultrasound, ekg — everything normal. Three vets worked together and couldn’t figure out what was wrong. She kept getting weaker and we had to do something. So we did exploratory surgery on Fri. 4 hours. They took out her gall bladder because they think that’s what the problem was. It was full of thick, pasty bile. She did okay through the night and the next morning. She had IV antibiotics, fluids and Demerol for pain. We saw her Sat. morning and she looked okay. She was alert and knew we were there petting her. We told her that she would get better and that we loved her. A few hours later she died. The vet went out for lunch and came back to check on her and he said that she looked like she was sleeping. He has no idea exactly what killed her. We went to go see her and brought our 12 year old male, Prince, with us. He immediately went to her cage ahead of us and went in and sniffed her head and face and walked out and put his back to the cage. We are having her cremated and putting her ashes in the water behind our house that she loved to swim in. I am devastated. She was a part of the family. She lived inside with us so she was here every minute of every day and now she’s gone. – Sloan "Time flies… after you hit the snooze button"
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My heart is with you today. My English Springer is very ill indeed and I am waiting for that inevitable moment myself. I know that the pain will be with you but eventually you will come to celebrate her life and your time with her. My thoughts are with you. tb – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – My 10 year old Golden Retriever — Belle– died yesterday. I feel like I have a huge gaping hole in my heart. I had no idea that the pain and sorrow would be this bad. She was so full of life. She had so much energy and spunk. About a week ago she started getting sick, depressed, not eating, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, weakness. The vet ran every test on her, blood, urine, stool, x-rays, ultrasound, ekg — everything normal. Three vets worked together and couldn’t figure out what was wrong. She kept getting weaker and we had to do something. So we did exploratory surgery on Fri. 4 hours. They took out her gall bladder because they think that’s what the problem was. It was full of thick, pasty bile. She did okay through the night and the next morning. She had IV antibiotics, fluids and Demerol for pain. We saw her Sat. morning and she looked okay. She was alert and knew we were there petting her. We told her that she would get better and that we loved her. A few hours later she died. The vet went out for lunch and came back to check on her and he said that she looked like she was sleeping. He has no idea exactly what killed her. We went to go see her and brought our 12 year old male, Prince, with us. He immediately went to her cage ahead of us and went in and sniffed her head and face and walked out and put his back to the cage. We are having her cremated and putting her ashes in the water behind our house that she loved to swim in. I am devastated. She was a part of the family. She lived inside with us so she was here every minute of every day and now she’s gone. – Sloan "Time flies… after you hit the snooze button"
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Dear Sloan, Just had to say I am so very sorry your precious Belle died. I wish you lots and lots of strength and many happy memories. Take care, Anita – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – My 10 year old Golden Retriever — Belle– died yesterday. I feel like I have a huge gaping hole in my heart. I had no idea that the pain and sorrow would be this bad. She was so full of life. She had so much energy and spunk. About a week ago she started getting sick, depressed, not eating, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, weakness. The vet ran every test on her, blood, urine, stool, x-rays, ultrasound, ekg — everything normal. Three vets worked together and couldn’t figure out what was wrong. She kept getting weaker and we had to do something. So we did exploratory surgery on Fri. 4 hours. They took out her gall bladder because they think that’s what the problem was. It was full of thick, pasty bile. She did okay through the night and the next morning. She had IV antibiotics, fluids and Demerol for pain. We saw her Sat. morning and she looked okay. She was alert and knew we were there petting her. We told her that she would get better and that we loved her. A few hours later she died. The vet went out for lunch and came back to check on her and he said that she looked like she was sleeping. He has no idea exactly what killed her. We went to go see her and brought our 12 year old male, Prince, with us. He immediately went to her cage ahead of us and went in and sniffed her head and face and walked out and put his back to the cage. We are having her cremated and putting her ashes in the water behind our house that she loved to swim in. I am devastated. She was a part of the family. She lived inside with us so she was here every minute of every day and now she’s gone. – Sloan "Time flies… after you hit the snooze button"
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My 10 year old Golden Retriever — Belle– died yesterday. I feel like I have a huge gaping hole in my heart. I had no idea that the pain and sorrow would be this bad. She was so full of life. She had so much energy and spunk. About a week ago she started getting sick, depressed, not eating, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, weakness. The vet ran every test on her, blood, urine, stool, x-rays, ultrasound, ekg — everything normal. Three vets worked together and couldn’t figure out what was wrong. She kept getting weaker and we had to do something. So we did exploratory surgery on Fri. 4 hours. They took out her gall bladder because they think that’s what the problem was. It was full of thick, pasty bile. She did okay through the night and the next morning. She had IV antibiotics, fluids and Demerol for pain. We saw her Sat. morning and she looked okay. She was alert and knew we were there petting her. We told her that she would get better and that we loved her. A few hours later she died. The vet went out for lunch and came back to check on her and he said that she looked like she was sleeping. He has no idea exactly what killed her. We went to go see her and brought our 12 year old male, Prince, with us. He immediately went to her cage ahead of us and went in and sniffed her head and face and walked out and put his back to the cage. We are having her cremated and putting her ashes in the water behind our house that she loved to swim in. I am devastated. She was a part of the family. She lived inside with us so she was here every minute of every day and now she’s gone. – Sloan "Time flies… after you hit the snooze button"
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I just wanted to say I’m so sorry, carol – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – My 10 year old Golden Retriever — Belle– died yesterday. I feel like I have a huge gaping hole in my heart. I had no idea that the pain and sorrow would be this bad. She was so full of life. She had so much energy and spunk. About a week ago she started getting sick, depressed, not eating, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, weakness. The vet ran every test on her, blood, urine, stool, x-rays, ultrasound, ekg — everything normal. Three vets worked together and couldn’t figure out what was wrong. She kept getting weaker and we had to do something. So we did exploratory surgery on Fri. 4 hours. They took out her gall bladder because they think that’s what the problem was. It was full of thick, pasty bile. She did okay through the night and the next morning. She had IV antibiotics, fluids and Demerol for pain. We saw her Sat. morning and she looked okay. She was alert and knew we were there petting her. We told her that she would get better and that we loved her. A few hours later she died. The vet went out for lunch and came back to check on her and he said that she looked like she was sleeping. He has no idea exactly what killed her. We went to go see her and brought our 12 year old male, Prince, with us. He immediately went to her cage ahead of us and went in and sniffed her head and face and walked out and put his back to the cage. We are having her cremated and putting her ashes in the water behind our house that she loved to swim in. I am devastated. She was a part of the family. She lived inside with us so she was here every minute of every day and now she’s gone. – Sloan "Time flies… after you hit the snooze button"
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that was nice of you, royroy. it made me cry bet 10 bucks im not the only one. regards snowtree
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Ketch, My heart goes out to you. I love dogs and have experienced what you’re going through. They are such special companions. Pie
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(((((((((((((ketch)))))))))))) im sorry about your dog –remember they are still alive , within you —their spirits http://community.webtv.net/evenstarr/RedstarCafe
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{{{{{Ketch}}}}}} – as I’m sure someone’s already said, it will take some time to grieve and (eventually) come to terms with your loss. I lost a cat (who THOUGHT he was a dog . . . followed me everywhere) — and I remember how nothing felt NORMAL. Coming home — things weren’t NORMAL. Feeding just TWO cats — not normal. I cried a lot. Levi was gone; I couldn’t go back to the old ‘normal’ . . . It took me awhile to establish a NEW normal, where I could think about Levi and smile, remembering how sweet and funny he was . . . . You’re certainly not alone in deeply grieving an animal’s death. It hurts so bad . . . but I think it also tells us how much we loved the animal, and I beieve that grief somehow softens our souls . . . . Be gentle with yourself. ~ Kate ~
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Dear Ketch, I still have a picture of your beautiful dog. Hang in there woman. Love, Trist
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(((((((((((((ketch)))))))))))) im sorry about your dog –remember they are still alive , within you —their spirits
Where To Bury A Dog …there is one place that is best of all…If you bury her in this spot, the secret of which you must already have, she will come to you when you call–come to you over the grim, dim frontiers of death, and down the well-remembered path, and to your side again. And though you call a dozen living dogs to heel they shall not growl at her, nor resent her coming, for she is yours and she belongs there. People may scoff at you, who see no lightest blade of grass bent by her footfall, who hear no whimper pitched too fine for audition, people who may never really have had a dog. Smile at them, for you shall know something that is hidden from them, and which is well worth the knowing. The best place to bury a dog is in the heart of her master.
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I know how that feels. The first anniversary of my dog Cruiser’s death was November 12th. I have been crying a lot lately.
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I am so very sorry- It’s hard losing a loved one. I’m here if you need me- Lindsay
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my dog guinness died in august she kept me alive for the last 8 years of living shit i just got a knife through the heart tattoo with guinness on a banner on my rib cage its a 2 foot tombstone of my only child im scared a real kid would turn out like me im truly sorry about your dog guinness died at my parents house while i was out of town also expect the worse it always comes
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((((((((ketch)))))))))) ~~~there is a devil clutching at my feet, as i see the angels so far out of my reach. if i could be forgiven for a single sin, i would burn alive to know you again~~~
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Im sorry hon. yell if you need to talk. CJ
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Ketch I just got to this message and I nearly started crying, which is wild considering how hypo I am at the moment. I’m so sorry for your loss — Tigger – http://TITAN.SFASU.EDU/~z_woodarddg/ bouncy, trouncy, flouncy, pouncy, fun, fun, fun, fun, FUN!!! Of course mental illness is all in your head, where the HELL else would it be?
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very sorry for your loss. take it easy, ok? harpy – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – I feel ruined. When I left for school I just had that feeling that I’d never see her again. That dog knew me better than most people know me. Goddamnit. Well they say things always come in threes. I guess "they" were right. God I loved that dog. I’m sure gonna miss her. Yeah, I’m really gonna be able to concentrate enough to study for my test tomorrow. Fuck it. Ahhh man this sucks. Goddamn. Ketch
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Ketch…. I’m so sorry to hear that, I know how much you must be hurting. My 18 year old dog (and friend) died two months ago…..he was such a part of my life. Abby
Ketch I just got to this message and I nearly started crying, which is wild considering how hypo I am at the moment. I’m so sorry for your loss — Tigger – http://TITAN.SFASU.EDU/~z_woodarddg/ bouncy, trouncy, flouncy, pouncy, fun, fun, fun, fun, FUN!!! Of course mental illness is all in your head, where the HELL else would it be?
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Ketch, I can feel the pain in your post. My mutt, Elvis, is 9, and I’ve spent a lot of time while depressed talking to him, walking, sleeping….and wondering how I would get through the next depression without him if he died. As you can see, you have many many friends who are so sorry for your loss. Elvismom Before you buy.
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I know how you feel. My dog was hit by a truck last week. When I took him to the vet I cried all the way home because i just knew that would be the last time I saw him. Good news was nothing was broken but his liver was damaged. They also found a 22 bullet in his gut. He’s going to pull through. I’m sorry about your dog. It’s hard when you’ve had them for so long and then lose them. God bless. fuzz
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Ketch, I know exactly how you feel. Last year we had to put our docile, sweet, loving Pit-Bull to sleep after having her for over nine years. She fought cancer for three or four years. We gave her shots, pills, and took her for treatments with a vet from Cincinnati (we live in Louisville KY), but the end still came way to soon for both of us. It broke my heart sooo bad that I couldn’t bear to be with her when she was put to sleep. My wife stayed with her and petted and comforted her until she died. I knew I would be depressed for a long time, but I was more afraid of being thrown into a manic stage. I loved Sassy with all my heart. She was always glad to see me and quickly forgot my scoldings or spankings. I had forgotten how much it hurt until I read your post and now the tears are flowing freely for Sassy and for you. I am so glad that you experienced the joy of loving your dog, but I am so sorry that she is gone.{{{{{Ketch}}}}}
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – I feel ruined. When I left for school I just had that feeling that I’d never see her again. That dog knew me better than most people know me. Goddamnit. Well they say things always come in threes. I guess "they" were right. God I loved that dog. I’m sure gonna miss her. Yeah, I’m really gonna be able to concentrate enough to study for my test tomorrow. Fuck it. Ahhh man this sucks. Goddamn. Ketch
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Thank you everyone for your kind words. I’m not doing so good right now. I was hangin on pretty tight and that seemed to be the thing that pushed me over the edge. I’m not going to go take that test. I’ll figure something out. I got the paper done though. I just want to sleep for a few days. I got pretty shitfaced last night which was not a smart thing to do. Ehh. I donno. I just need sleep. Thanks again everyone…it was nice to read all your kind letters. I hope you are all doing well. Ketch
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I have never been through the death of a dog. I own two right now (my Akita and choc lab). It is inevitable. I told my Mother that no matter what happens, those dogs know that they were/are loved and they were treated the best by people who loved them. My sympathies to you. Jennifer
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I feel ruined. When I left for school I just had that feeling that I’d never see her again. That dog knew me better than most people know me… God I loved that dog. I’m sure gonna miss her.
A ‘Special Place’ You have a special place Dear Lord that I know you’ll always keep A special place reserved for dogs when they quietly fall asleep With large and airy kennels and a yard for hiding bones With maybe a little babbling creek that chatters over stones. With wide green fields and flowers for those who never knew about running freely under Your sky of perfect blue. Lord, I know You keep this Special Place And so to You I pray, For one Special Dog of mine Who quietly died today She was full of strength and love and so very, very wise. The puppy look she once had Had long since left her eyes. She is dearly missed my Lord This very good friend of mine. She went to join her ancestors To Your land that is Divine So, speak to her so softly please And give her a warm hello. She’s a Special gift to You Dear Lord From Ketch, who loved her so. - – - – - – - – - – - REQUEST FROM THE RAINBOW BRIDGE (In loving memory of Isoulde Jenkins) Weep not for me though I am gone Into that gentle night. Grieve if you will, but not for long Upon my soul’s sweet flight. I am at peace, my soul’s at rest There is no need for tears. For with your love I was so blessed For all those many years. There is no pain, I suffer not, The fear now all is gone. Put now these things out of your thoughts, In your memory I live on. Remember not my fight for breath Remember not the strife Please do not dwell upon my death, But celebrate my life. Constance Jenkins Jan Cooper 1994
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Ketch, I’m so sorry to hear of your loss. Please email me if you need to talk. I’ll be glad to be a listener for you. I share my life with a dog and a cat and I don’t know how I’d get by without them. I’m so sorry for you. –tamar – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – I feel ruined. When I left for school I just had that feeling that I’d never see her again. That dog knew me better than most people know me. Goddamnit. Well they say things always come in threes. I guess "they" were right. God I loved that dog. I’m sure gonna miss her. Yeah, I’m really gonna be able to concentrate enough to study for my test tomorrow. Fuck it. Ahhh man this sucks. Goddamn. Ketch
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I am so sorry….
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – I feel ruined. When I left for school I just had that feeling that I’d never see her again. That dog knew me better than most people know me. Goddamnit. Well they say things always come in threes. I guess "they" were right. God I loved that dog. I’m sure gonna miss her. Yeah, I’m really gonna be able to concentrate enough to study for my test tomorrow. Fuck it. Ahhh man this sucks. Goddamn. Ketch
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I feel ruined. When I left for school I just had that feeling that I’d never see her again. That dog knew me better than most people know me. Goddamnit. Well they say things always come in threes. I guess "they" were right. God I loved that dog. I’m sure gonna miss her. Yeah, I’m really gonna be able to concentrate enough to study for my test tomorrow. Fuck it. Ahhh man this sucks. Goddamn. Ketch
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I will be sure to post my tattoo experience to this ng sometime later this week. If you want to see the custom line art I did of the tattoo I am getting, go here. http://nebdesign.com/graphics/pixies_tattoo.gif It’s from The Pixies’ "Alec Eiffel" EP. The Pixies are my favorite band ever since I discovered them 6 years ago. Ben – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – For all of you in the Atlanta area, or who have been in the Atlanta piercing scene, how do you guys feel about Superman Tattoo? I haven’t had too good of reviews from people, but then some people have told me that they do a good job. How do you guys feel about em? ~*~Gin Bear~*~ ICQ-12397199 Aim-Sinsgrrl