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Group: Pet Lovers Posts: 4 Joined: 13-September 10 Member No.: 6,740 ![]() |
I lost my 7 year old Boston Terrier, Sophie, on Friday night. It was a horrible accident, and I am guilt stricken and distraught. I am deeply saddened that she is not with me anymore, but the image I keep seeing in my mind of her death is torturous. I dropped her off at a friend's place because I was heading out of town early Saturday morning. Around 8pm on Friday they called me saying they couldn't find her and she got out when they left the front door open. I spent all of Friday night and Saturday morning combing their neighborhood for her. Mid day Saturday they called me and told me they found her in the pool. She had drowned. Sophie had such a gentle heart and was scared of her own shadow. It is killing me knowing that she spent her last moments terrified and fighting for her life. Even though I wasn't there, I can't get the horrific images of how I know she would have fought out of my mind. I also can't get rid of the image of her lifeless body and eyes when I picked her up to take her to get cremated. I don't want to remember my beloved Sophie like this. How do I get over this?
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Lo-Fi Version | Time is now: 14th August 2025 - 01:33 AM |