[Yorkiemom1]

Excellent decision....I know it was hard, but you HAVE to know your limitations, and you realized yours. THAT takes a lot more courage and love and dedication, than knowing you are just not up to the job at the level of care that is needed, and yet, rather than placing these babies where they have a fighting chance at survival, you just stubbornly forge ahead, unable to provide even the basic care these babies required, and the babies pay the ultimate price....they die. Relinquishing those babies so they can get the level of care they need to survive, vaults you into a position of great respectability, and true compassion. Good for you sweetie.....NOW you have done everything you can do to help those babies survive! Please keep us posted on their progress....we breeders that have walked down this path, have been very well aware that you had an insurmountable task saving these babies. That does NOT make you evil or uneducated or stupid....you just got slammed into a position you had no working knowledge or equipment to deal with. You realizing your limitations in this situation, was essential and getting those babies to someone that you think has the skills to save them, shows remarkable compassion and a sincere dedication to those precious babies.