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Originally Posted by TxVicki  Today I lost my sweet Annie. Her 1st two years were spent in a puppymill and it had already taken a toll on her poor body at that young age. She had horrible leg's and liver problems when we adopted her, but we managed to overcome these issues for 10 1/2 yrs.
She had all but lost the use of leg's and her sight was all but most gone, but she managed to keep going.
In the end today her nasty horribly diseased liver finally took it's toll her and gave out. I had to help Annie to the Bridge this afternoon and release her from her pain that was brought upon her body.
For now I can only honor her and thank her for being with us for 10 1/2 yrs, it was such a brief time. I know that she is safe and no longer in any pain, and has her soft fuzzy blankie with her. Annie would have been 13 this coming April.
This is just so very hard me, as I had just lost another of my babies in October due to cancer.
My sweet darling Annie please know that I loved you so very, very much.
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I'm so glad you started this thread again, there are times that only YorkieTalk members can understand the grief that carries on and on because they really were a member of our family. Having them a long time like I did as well is wonderful but when they leave us, it's even harder.