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moorx said:
I think this comic strip (unlikely I know) sums it up well, but it can be hard to read under the circumstances:
http://ubertoolcomic.com/?comic=no-97
Holy shttp://ubertoolcomic.com/?comic=no-97
t, how can something so simple be so fkin sad.....Jeeeezus....
moorx said:
I think this comic strip (unlikely I know) sums it up well, but it can be hard to read under the circumstances:
http://ubertoolcomic.com/?comic=no-97
Bloody hell.http://ubertoolcomic.com/?comic=no-97
That got me right in the heart.
Very moving piece.
She just got up and came and waited until I picked her up as she struggled to jump onto the chair.
Now sleeping with her head on my lap.
I know it's now time so I am going to ask the vet to come to the house tomorrow rather than getting her assessed.
I want her at home at the end.
ELUSIVEJIM said:
My best friend was put to sleep at midday.
Heart is in bits but I know it was the best thing to do.
R.I.P. Molly
Your heart will repair, although there will always be an element of sadness.Heart is in bits but I know it was the best thing to do.
R.I.P. Molly
If we didn’t suffer the sadness we would never know joy.
It’s a trite saying, but time is a great healer.
Molly looked lovely.
How sad. I have been thinking about you all day.
We had to have our Cocker put to sleep in November and it has still left a massive hole in our house. It does get easier but you never forget. I use the dog pictures thread on this forum as some slight relief/therapy.
Thoughts are with you Jim and of course the lovely Molly
We had to have our Cocker put to sleep in November and it has still left a massive hole in our house. It does get easier but you never forget. I use the dog pictures thread on this forum as some slight relief/therapy.
Thoughts are with you Jim and of course the lovely Molly
garythesign said:
Your heart will repair, although there will always be an element of sadness.
If we didn’t suffer the sadness we would never know joy.
It’s a trite saying, but time is a great healer.
Molly looked lovely.
Thank you mate. If we didn’t suffer the sadness we would never know joy.
It’s a trite saying, but time is a great healer.
Molly looked lovely.
The joy she gave was huge so you can't have that and not suffer when it goes.
Why does everything you now see on TV got to do with dogs.
Isn't it just typical.
HustleRussell said:
I'm very sorry. I hope your experience, while devastating, wasn't too harrowing. The comparatively empty house is tough to contend with for a while but you should look back with pride on how that creature enjoyed such a charmed existence for such a long time as your companion.
Thank you mate. but you should look back with pride on how that creature enjoyed such a charmed existence for such a long time as your companion. It was not exactly straight forward as they were struggling to find a vein.
Had to try a number of area's but she was thankfully sedated.
It was myself that was struggling with that bit.
It's crazy that you love something so much yet the best way to love that being is to have it put down.
Anyway as much as it hurt she is at peace.
Edited by anonymous-user on Monday 16th July 19:41
Mezzanine said:
How sad. I have been thinking about you all day.
We had to have our Cocker put to sleep in November and it has still left a massive hole in our house. It does get easier but you never forget. I use the dog pictures thread on this forum as some slight relief/therapy.
Thoughts are with you Jim and of course the lovely Molly
Thank you so much.We had to have our Cocker put to sleep in November and it has still left a massive hole in our house. It does get easier but you never forget. I use the dog pictures thread on this forum as some slight relief/therapy.
Thoughts are with you Jim and of course the lovely Molly
I am sorry for your loss. As you say it gets easier but you never forget.
She is actually resting at a pet crematorium. The place is beautiful and a family run business. It was extremely hard to leave her but we are in rental accommodation just now so can't obviously keep her here. That was hard to accept.
Edited by anonymous-user on Monday 16th July 19:43
Nothing helpful to add that hasn't already been said, this thread really is making me appreciate my time left with my ageing friend. Struggling to type this as this thread has really got me In the heart. I hope you find some way to start dealing with your loss when the time is right. All the best mate.
moorx said:
I think this comic strip (unlikely I know) sums it up well, but it can be hard to read under the circumstances:
http://ubertoolcomic.com/?comic=no-97
Why... why... why would you do that to me?!! http://ubertoolcomic.com/?comic=no-97
From one Jim to another Op, such a beautiful pup. You did the right thing by her when she needed it and from your words I’m sure she had such a fantastic life.
Remember what you gave her and she’s in no pain now. Maaan, they get under your skin.
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