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Toni Noel posted an update 4 years, 11 months ago
@lillysmomma Hello Lena, and welcome to our caring community. I am sorry for your loss of Lilly. Please tell us about her, and your lives together. Are you doing okay?
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Toni Noel posted a new activity comment 4 years, 11 months ago
.😊 Hi Susan ๐ Yep, this pretty much nails it! -
Toni Noel posted a new activity comment 4 years, 11 months ago
I am so sorry, John. This must be Dozer? What a cutie. How did you discover his cancer? How long were you together? How are you coming along? It’s so hard and sad, and the holidays are especially laden with memories. I hope you find some joy in yours. Toni -
Tina posted a new activity comment 4 years, 11 months ago
Hi Toni! That is my Leo-Kitty in the photo. I just lost him 12-04-21 at 17 years old due to cancer. Thor & Booker were both Black Labs lost many years ago…Thor 17 year and Booker will be 7 years on the 22 of December. -
John posted an update 4 years, 11 months ago
Lost him in sept to canncer -
Susan posted an update 4 years, 11 months ago
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Toni Noel posted a new activity comment 4 years, 11 months ago
Hi Martha. Checking in with you. How are you doing now? I’m anticipating saying goodbye to my beloved, sweet girl and thinking of your comments about tears – how they just overwhelm you at times. That’s happening to me. I hope you are feeling better, and continue to. Please let us know how you are. -
Sheila Janney posted a new activity comment 4 years, 11 months ago
Absolutely she brought me such joy and love and I’m remembering her as that. She was the best and most soul that I’ve met -
Toni Noel posted a new activity comment 4 years, 11 months ago
Crystal, is this Pete? What a face, and great attitude! I am sure you adored him (and he you), and am really very sorry for your ‘goodbye’. Please tell us about Pete, and your lives together. I can’t make out his breed? Are you doing okay, Crystal? We’re here for you. -
Toni Noel posted a new activity comment 4 years, 11 months ago
Oh my – what darlings. You know, Michelle, I think non-human animals are much more generous about, and with love, and have a better understanding and acceptance of life cycles than we do. We learn a lot from them. That’s another reason it hurts so much when we part. You have shared, and do share, a lot of kindness and care with them, as they do with you. How very kind and nice of you. -
Crystal posted an update 4 years, 11 months ago
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MICHELLE posted an update 4 years, 11 months ago
Sampsin Nite last haircut and with his sister Reena before he died when she was 1 years old. And his ashes with my Spotty ashes from 2006 k will always put them under tree on somewhere every holidays and ligh candle in memory of them and my parents,brother and godmother and grandparents too.-
Oh my – what darlings. You know, Michelle, I think non-human animals are much more generous about, and with love, and have a better understanding and acceptance of life cycles than we do. We learn a lot from them. That’s another reason it hurts so much when we part. You have shared, and do share, a lot of kindness and care with them, as they do with you. How very kind and nice of you.
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MICHELLE posted a new activity comment 4 years, 11 months ago
To get Reena his sister a year before he passed away cause it was a sign from somewhere him telling me not to give up and be alone at all and take care of dogs or maybe cats and give her his toys and bowl.whicj she is now using and also his emotional service vest which is too big on her. -
Toni Noel posted a new activity comment 4 years, 11 months ago
Sheila, I’ve read your story three times and am sad and happy for different parts of it- thank you for sharing. My beauty is not doing well and it’s very, very difficult. I understand. And I hope your memories of joyful holidays you shared bring you a peace and happiness that is stronger than your grief. Paisley would want you to think of her with nothing but love and joy, don’t you think? -
Toni Noel posted a new activity comment 4 years, 11 months ago
What a lovely and touching story, Michelle. How nice of you to share this with us. May I ask, what was the sign Sampsin gave you? -
Toni Noel posted a new activity comment 4 years, 11 months ago
I’ve been thinking about you a lot today, Dianne. You had scheduled, and cancelled, giving George the gift of a peaceful passing, and I am in that place now with my Beauty Girl. We were at the doctor again yesterday, and the doc and I spoke at length today. It’s clear she is failing – deaf, blind and dumb now – but not clear she is actually unhappy or uncomfortable. She gets around fine, and unlike George, is eating. BUT… with all of her other health issues, and being almost 18, I do think it’s close to time to share the gift of relief and release. I’ll keep everyone posted about that. I am, like almost everyone here, finding tears from deep within at the slightest thing. Having you all here to understand and go through it with us is so very meaningful, and I thank you all. -
MICHELLE posted an update 4 years, 11 months ago
I lost my Yorkie Sampsin nite 2 years ago on 29th on November at 11 years old due to end stage kidney disease. Born on My 3, 2007. He was my love. Emotinal support dog and I raise him as a puppy. He gave me a sign before he passed to get another puppy and I did a female name Reena a mini scheduler.
My other dog Spotty died in 2006 4 months after I got married. At 12 years old due to enlarge liver. He was my first puppy I raise before I got marry in 2006. Born on November 7. 1997. I got Sampsin after he passed.
Miss them.both very much never got over them yet still.in my heart always.
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What a lovely and touching story, Michelle. How nice of you to share this with us. May I ask, what was the sign Sampsin gave you?
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To get Reena his sister a year before he passed away cause it was a sign from somewhere him telling me not to give up and be alone at all and take care of dogs or maybe cats and give her his toys and bowl.whicj she is now using and also his emotional service vest which is too big on her.
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Dianne Kurtz posted an update 4 years, 11 months ago
I am getting better,slowly over my Mama cat’s death.I will always feel guilty that she somehow got out of the house without anyone knowing,but,in my heart, I believe it was her way of getting “out”.When I walk at night around the neighborhood with my granddaughter I swear I still see Mama cat’s spirit sitting at the end of my driveway.And it isn’t just one time,but all of the time.I just “hope” she holds no grudges against me when she got hit and killed by a car.Will the guilt ever go away??
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I’ve been thinking about you a lot today, Dianne. You had scheduled, and cancelled, giving George the gift of a peaceful passing, and I am in that place now with my Beauty Girl. We were at the doctor again yesterday, and the doc and I spoke at length today. It’s clear she is failing – deaf, blind and dumb now – but not clear she is actually unhappy or uncomfortable. She gets around fine, and unlike George, is eating. BUT… with all of her other health issues, and being almost 18, I do think it’s close to time to share the gift of relief and release. I’ll keep everyone posted about that. I am, like almost everyone here, finding tears from deep within at the slightest thing. Having you all here to understand and go through it with us is so very meaningful, and I thank you all.
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Sheila Janney posted a new activity comment 4 years, 11 months ago
My life with Paisley. I rescued her off the streets at 4 weeks old. My brothers neighbors moved and decided to leave her there because it was to much to take kittens with them. As soon as I saw her I was in love. She was so sunny and lived to play. She always 2as laying in my arms and my lap. When I would go to bed she was lay tucked into my side and purr as I petted her. She would luck my face and arm and I enjoyed every minute of it. She was always with me oh ya and she used to talk to me lol we would have great conversations. She’s been through so much with me. 5 moves a divorce my kids moving out. She was showed me to completely open my to heart to love and I did. She was the most sweetest beautiful thing rhat can into my life and I’m so glad I got to show so much love in the 13 years I had her. My heart is so broken and I don’t know how to move on without her. This Christmas is so difficult. I just really want her back. I just know she came into my life for a reason. We both needed each other. I’m just so glad she chose me because thinking about the alternative I’m not sure she would’ve made it back then on her own. -
Toni Noel posted an update 4 years, 11 months ago
Faithful Friends was created to Celebrate and share the love and joys of life with pets, AND to be a safe place when you are anticipating, preparing for, or experiencing the death of a beloved pet. I am straddling the phases of anticipation and preparation. It’s devastating and grueling each day as I see my darling, sweet, beautiful old girl decline. She is now both deaf and blind – for those of you who have been members of our caring community for awhile, you know her high blood pressure caused sudden blindness early this year and that. with medicine to treat that, she regained her vision. But…a few months ago she lost her hearing, and this week she went blind again. The doctor took her blood pressure 8 times today and it’s normal, so her little body (soon to be 18) is failing. Her kidney disease is advancing, and everything is just falling apart. Those tears I know come from deep within, from a cellular level of love, come on me every day most unexpectedly. It’s a form or “pre-mourning”, which helps prepare us for the actual parting. But it sure hurts. I don’t mean to make this about me. She is navigating the house nicely, eating with gusto, spending hours in my lap sharing pets, purrs and love, so unless or until she is not comfortable, I will enjoy, cherish and treasure the love and time she shares with me. I don’t want to impose on anyone but that’s why we have this community. It’s not a burden, it’s a sharing, Thank you to everyone who has, is, or will experience the deeply powerful feelings of parting from a most beloved faithful friend, and allowing us to share your journeys, joys and sorrow. It’s true – We are here for you.
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