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Originally Posted by gemy 
Awh thanks Lisa. I think she is feeling safe, our hearts are still sore, and while there is gladness to see her on the way to a bit more of her happy, active self; we as needs be are guarded with our hopes. Complete recovery at this point is just a dream.
We (my husband and I) find ourselves in a land of shifting shadows, some light comes through, but in main the shadow of what can/might/would likely be is always there.
The light of our lives is to see her eating, to see that tail wagging, and to see her look and interact with a toy. She is still so dreadfully thin, part of course is that we clipped off her coat, but her spine is still so awfully boney and her ribs so prominent.
She is not playing with our other pups, at least not yet. She is smart to know that she is too weak to go through the rough and tumble of play with our big boy. And sigh, he keeps asking her for play. But I thank God, my boy is a kind soul, and somehow learnt from early on, to just do the play bow, and not to go aggressively to others to play. Ps: I wish my Yorkie would learn that. lol |
I have felt such a gamut of emotions since I heard of Zoey's illness, and my heart breaks for all that you are feeling, experiencing, and coping with. I still pray that you can hold onto hope, even if that means sharing many more wonderful moments with your beautiful Zoey and her having a really good quality of life . I know what it's like trying to do everything within our power to help a baby knowing there isn't a cure for the illness, yet holding on so desperately and loving so deeply. I understand how difficult this is for you to bear, I care so much, and I hope to help in any way possible. As you continue your journey to help your beautiful Zoey, my respect and admiration for you continues to grow, as well as my love for you. You give to your babies with all of your heart and soul, and the love you share with them is truly heartwarming. Your Magic is such a special boy, but I know it is also because of the time you have shared together with your boy. I imagine you both have learned about love and tenderness from each other. I wish for you much love, far more light than shadows, strength, comfort, health, and peace. I hope Zoey grows stronger and that, with your devotion and care, you will be able to tempt her with more healthy goodies. My love to you, Dave, Judy, and your babies.