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Originally Posted by lynzy420  Oh my, what an awful experience. I have an alarm and video system, (and firearms, that I am not afraid to use) and I'm still scared and I live in a "nice neighborhood"....are there any left really? |
We do too now. It took that life changing experience for me to learn how to use a firearm. And I must say I am a pretty good aim.
Never thought I would say that. I am the one who came home to the wreck. After that, all security measures were taken. We even test our alarm monthly just to make sure it is working. Ha ha. Sometimes we test it without meaning too!!
It is not about all the valuables they stole, but they also stole my families feeling of security and innocence toward these types of situations. They don't have a clue what things like this does to a 9 year boy.
I honestly say it has forever changed all of our lives.
Taking a pet is beyond cruel. Some of the items they took from us were replaceable. Of course some were not. But to steal a pet. Again, so glad Rosie was left.
She was still a puppy then. Maybe they didn't know she was Yorkie or maybe they didn't want to mess with her. Thank God. I just can't imagine what people who go through this must be feeling.