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Group: Pet Lovers Posts: 24 Joined: 26-March 05 Member No.: 780 ![]() |
It's been a little over 2 weeks now since I lost my Rosa. She was my 12 y/o longhair Daschund. I had to put her to sleep on Good Friday. I cried nonstop for 10 days. Since then it's been a little easier. After one week I finally vac%%ed the living room carpet of her fur. I still haven't done the hallway or the bedroom. when she died I gave a collage of her pictures to my ex-wife, therefore not leaving me with any pictures. I got rid of all her belongings the day she died. Now that 2 weeks have gone by, I asked my wife to please bring back the pictures. I put them back on the wall and I cried a little. But now I am starting to think of the good memories rather than the sad end. I have a surviving Daschund Heidi. She is doing remarkably well. In the first few days she was looking for Rosa, but now I think she understands what has happened and is now top dog. I think she knows that she has some new responsibilities with that tital. She used to be the one that ran to the doggie door and barked, then looked over her shoulder and Rosa would come running and take over the job. Heidi with then just sit back and watch. Now she barks and looks over her shoulder and I say "It's up to you girl, go take care of it" She immediately runs out and attends to business. I don't think I will ever get over the loss of Rosa but It's now somewhat tolerable. I'm not in denial anymore. I have never doubted my judgement to put her to sleep and she was beginning to suffer. I haven't posted in the last few days, but felt the need to do so today. I feel so bad for the people who have lost their pets in the last couple of days because for me the beginning was the absolute worst. My life was literally on hold. I could not function or even carry out the daily responsibilities, and I didn't care. I will close for now and I thank everyone what has helped me thru this very rough time.
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![]() Group: Pet Lovers Posts: 1,165 Joined: 31-October 04 Member No.: 538 ![]() |
Rusty, I am glad that you were able to get some pictures back to put up on your walls. I know how hard it still is at 2 weeks and it still hurts so much. There will still be many times when it will hit hard again until it will let up. Even 5 months down the road it hurts so much sometimes. Hang in there it will get better with time.
Ann -------------------- My girls went to the Rainbow Bridge 6 weeks and 3 days apart. Snookie had cushing's disease, and later developed diabetes. Both had cancer, Snookie had cancer of the liver, and Chili Bean had cancer of the pallet. Chili Bean was our son's chihuahua but we kept her often throughout her life and she stayed with us for the last 9 months of her life. Chili Bean also had asthma and heart failure. We will see you in Heaven my precious darlings. Snookie Lynn Howard 2-04-94 - 12-26-04 Senorita Chili Bean Bubbles Howard 11-05-94 - 11-11-04 |
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Group: Pet Lovers Posts: 256 Joined: 31-March 05 From: Upstate NY Member No.: 789 ![]() |
Dear Rusty ~ Today is 2 weeks for the loss of my precious Amber ~ it still hurts so much ~ yesterday I was having the worst time with guilt over not trying harder ~ but I know in my heart that the Vet loved her too and he knew there was nothing we could do that would make her well ~ that in itself is the worst feeling in the world ~ My life is not on hold but it is hollow ~ I have some ways to comfort myself ~ quilts ~ the sofa bed ~ herbal tea ~ pajamas ~ and at least now some visits to my Master Suite ~ I still cannot think of sleeping on my bed which was actually "her Bed" and I still cannot turn off the Classical Music that was "her music" ~ its so hard ~ My heart goes out to you Rusty as you continue to heal from this ~ your healing strengthens me ~ please keep sharing here ~ Peace Be With You ~
-------------------- Peace Be With You ~ Kathryn ~ Angel Amber ~ Angel CC~ and Sammie
I lost my Amber Tabby Girl of nearly 20 years on 3/28/05 after a valiant battle with end stage CRF. Always a beacon in the storm ~ steady and true. C.C was my purebred White Angora I lost to cancer on 10/22/05 at age 13~ A Big Gentle yet Oddly Eccentric Creature ~Through his congenital deaf ness ~He brought an innocent joy to my life and light to my heart I also adopted an 8 yr old Burmese named Samantha who led me back into my own room ~ still a stranger to me ~ she sweetly gives peace to Amber's final days spent there and lights my way to see in the darkness of the spaces that my precious CC has left behind. |
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