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I had to put down my little girl Pepper(cat) this morning. She had kidney problems that she was meds for but it wasn't working and she was not eatting or drinking. This morning I found her trying to find a place to die in my house.
Bringing her in while mewing was so dam hard it broke my heart to pieces, again. My friend had to be there while they put her to sleep I just couldn't do that again. Holding my mother's hand all those years ago was so traumatizing. Doing that to my little girl I just couldn't.
Paying out almost three hundred hurt me pocketbook wise as well.
After my mom, step mom, dad passing away and a cousin this year I just hurt so much.
But I will buck up like a good boy and not cry.
Jaci.
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I am so very sorry for your loss
biggest huggles
Oh sweety I am so sorry to hear of your loss
RIP Pepper
You have my condolences
The more you loose in such a short time, the more the walls of your heart cracks.
Do not be afraid to cry hunny,
the strongest person shows their tears, the weakest represses the tears
Be strong, cry <3
I am here for you....
Lots of love <3
Erin Amelia Fletcher
With Love and Light, and Smiles so Bright!
Erin Amelia Fletcher
Sorry for your loss
I’m sorry for your loss you have my sympathies.
hugs :)
Michelle SidheElf Amaianna
I'm saddened by your recent losses
While I was away and fighting off my depression and anxiety we had to put down Martin's cat Caramou last year. Martin had had him for over 17 years and he was sick and suffering when we finally had to put him down, on Martin's birthday of all days. Despite me not being around him for most of his life and him usually not taking well to new people, we had bonded immediately and were very close. If Martin was out and I was lonely or depressed he would always be there to cuddle and never leave my side the entire time. Not having that companionship when you need it most, and having to do that with a pet you're very close to can be devastating, especially when you're already suffering from other losses.
My heart goes out to you and I hope that things get better soon for you Jaci.
*big hugs*
Amethyst
Don't take me too seriously. I'm just kitten around. :3
Jaci, my dear friend...
I'm hurting right alongside you hon. Lean on my shoulder and we'll try to console each other. Loss and being alone is a terrible thing to have to experience, but with a little help from friends, both close and from afar, we'll weather this sad period and some how get through it together, Loving Hugs, Popcorn Lady (aka Talia)
This may help a little. It's
This may help a little. It's an old Navajo prayer:
Grieve for me, for I would grieve for you.
Then brush away the sorrow and the tears
Life is not over, but begins anew,
With courage, you must greet the coming years.
To live forever in the past is wrong;
It can only cause you misery and pain.
Dwell not on memories overlong,
With others, you must share and care again.
Reach out and comfort those who comfort you;
Recall the years, but only for a while.
Nurse not your loneliness, but live again.
Forget not. Remember with a smile.
I had to say goodbye to my 19 year old siamese
last month, basically he died from old age. I've had him since the millennium. It always hurts, but it is part of the bargain, they give us love and happiness, We give them a good life, and if we really love them, a gentle ending.
So sad
So much heartache in such a short time. My sympathies dear heart.
Love, Andrea Lena
I feel your pain. It is not wrong to mourn your cat
This is the last picture we ever took of our Rusty, at the vet waiting to be euthanized, Feb 7. 2015.
That is my baby sister's hand
From Human Society records he was one day short of his 20th birthday.
Cried more than when my 90 year old father died on November 3, 2018.
The fur balls do get under your skin.
John in Wauwatosa
John in Wauwatosa
Hi John...
'Tis good to see that you're still around hon, hugs, Talia
VERY good to know you're still out there John.
You and your comments have been missed. I hope you'll be around a lot more.
Catherine Linda Michel
As a T-woman, I do have a Y chromosome... it's just in cursive, pink script.
So sorry
So sorry for your loss and all the previous ones.
Let out you grief, holding it in is not healthy.
So many of us here share your loss.
I would wager that better than 75% of those of us who frequent Top Shelf have lost a furry child or more than one.
Take comfort in the wonderful life you gave her and the merciful end you gave her. She'll be waiting for you... just on the other side of that Rainbow Bridge, along with so many others just waiting for their human subjects to finally show up with can openers.
There are those who say you should go right out and adopt another cat. There are those, like me, who are too close to their own waranty running out who fear leaving a pet or having to send another one to the Bridge.
All I can tell you is that it's up to you. Grieve, until you feel it's time to think about one or the other of those paths.
We all grieve with you.
Catherine Linda Michel
As a T-woman, I do have a Y chromosome... it's just in cursive, pink script.
A New Pet
Catherine, may I suggest a Guinea Pig, AKA Cavy, for you? Life expectancy is roughly 5-6 years and they are affectionate. Gentle handling yields happy sounds. Guinea Pigs will pine, if not handled. Handling them induces the same relaxation response in humans as is obtained with dogs and cats.
G/R
NFW!!!
No further comment!
Cathy
As a T-woman, I do have a Y chromosome... it's just in cursive, pink script.
We Hurt only if we share our love and heart with them
There is no easy way to say goodbye to one of our four legged friends who shared their love and their life with us. I've been blessed to have so many and every single one of them was loved without reservation which they reciprocated in kind.
Because we are closing in on the final chapters in our own Book of Life doesn't mean we need to give up on four legged friends. Make arrangements for them to go to a loving home if it comes to that. Don't stop sharing, loving, and caring.
always,
Barb
Life is a gift. Treasure it until it's time to return it. Applies not only to ourselves but our friends.
Oklahoma born and raised cowgirl
It's hard when they have to leave us
So sorry.
May all beings be happy, may all beings be well, may all beings be safe, and may all beings be loved in this world, and in the next.