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Originally Posted by wemple2  Please accept my deepest and most sincere condolences. I too have a Winston and know how much you loved and will miss yours. Rely on your precious memories to get you through these rough days ahead, I know they will come with tears but eventually the tears will turn into smiles as you remember him. I treasure every moment I have with my Winston as I am sure you treasured those moments with yours. Remember him fondly, and try to smile through the tears. I understand. Rest in peaceful sleep little man...rest in peace. |
Thank you! As I mentioned in an earlier post my winston was not a typical yorkie. He was a little odd but we loved him and accepted him for who he was. It is really odd. I went from four yorkies at the beginning of Oct to two yorkies as of today. I placed one of my boys that I rescued who was very unhappy here with competion from the other doggies and wanted to be a one and only. I was able to put my feelings aside and grant that for him. AS hard as that was it was again the right thing to do. I guess this is my month for doing the right thing.
Today started off a little better as I read all these wonderful and supportive posts, but this afternoon one of my miniature horses started to colic ( Very bad stomach ache that could be fatal depending on what is causing the ache) He had sugery to save his life in JUne for this very thing. I thought for sure I would loose him but as of now it passed and I am just watching him. It really hit me I gave up my one boy, lost my other boy and almost lost my horse. and to top the cherry on the cake my husband came home with a new diagnosis of diabetes. I am doing everything I can not to totally loose my mind.
