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![]() Group: Pet Lovers Posts: 17 Joined: 23-July 06 Member No.: 1,875 ![]() |
[FONT=Times][COLOR=blue]Some people know me as the dog lady. I have 4 beautiful dogs (I call them puppies even though they are all 10 years plus) and some people just don't understand. They are all my children. I love them so intensely and the people on this site can probably all empathize.
My Dixie Dog first started limping the beginning of March and then blew up like a balloon a few days later. The fluid around her sweet heart was so thick that the vet couldn't even see her heart. After 4 days of lasik and a loss of 15 pounds of fluid, she had x-rays that showed her heart very enlarged and bone cancer. Since then, I've seen her quickly go downhill and today, she finally lost that beautiful light in her eyes. I sit here barely being able to look through mine, because I have made the decision to help her leave this world and go to Sammi and Lexi (the original Alfa when all 5 were here and my first kitty). I can't even believe that I'll be able to do it. I love her soooo much. I'm already doing the guilt thing like that I didn't give her enough attention, etc. The truth is that the amount of attention I've given these beautiful beings is like what most people do for their human kids. How am I going to play God tomorrow and make this decision? How can I live without her?
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Group: Pet Lovers Posts: 110 Joined: 10-April 06 Member No.: 1,533 ![]() |
I am so sorry. It will just be a temporary separation. One day soon you will be together again after a little while apart. You will have to go through the agonizing grief, but healing will come and things will seem brighter.
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