Flossie, March 15, 1991-October 30, 2008 Options

[Flossie's Mom]

Three weeks today my precious Flossie since you crossed over the bridge.

You were the bravest little fighter I have ever known. So many battles you had to fight in your life. From back surgery at 3-1/2, kidney removal at 11-1/2 as well as various other life threatning situations to the return of the back/rear leg problems the last month of your life.

I could no longer watch you as you tried so hard to once again overcome the hand you were dealt. You never gave up and I knew you wouldn't. I hoped many nights as I laid beside you that you would go peacefully in your sleep but your will and heart were so strong I knew that it would have to be up to me to give up for you. If the time was not right, please forgive me Flossie. I did what I thought was best for you my sweet girl.

Flossie, I miss you more than anyone can imagine....... You will be in my heart forever..........

[LoveThem]

I'm hoping you get a sign too.

Loved your story about the ladybugs....wow..that is wonderful.

Some people get their signs here ...in their dreams. There have been so many different ways written.

I think the Heaven these sweethearts are in.....they can't ever be unhappy or lonely...cause that is not what Heaven is all about.

Until the day you are reunited with Flossie...I am sure she has met others at the Rainbow Bridge who are waiting and they must keep each other company for it surely is Heaven for them. They deserve happiness forever.

And I am sure she and Doofus have found each other so they can watch over you together, just like Angels do.

I had my Little Guy the longest I ever had a special one stay...16 1/2 years...there is no sign from him for me but when I look into his eyes in all the pictures I have in every room...I feel a "connection". They are not just pictures...there are more special to me. Maybe that's the way I get a sign of some sort...I don't know. It seems like everyone who gets one are all different, except a lot say they have dreams of being with their sweethearts..while others see a falling star, see a rainbow out of the blue...I guess anything can be a sign..we just have to be on the lookout for it.

I wish you and your family peace, healing and lots of hugs...especially for the newbies.

And your last sentence of: At least this keeps us occupied & unable to dwell on our recent losses.

I completely agree and understand that sentence...that's what my shelter cat, Lucky, does for us here. When he runs through the house at 80 MPH...we can't help but laugh. He is a true distraction from the pain.

Judy