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Originally Posted by mrssabes  Saw this from a vet on Facebook the other day and it made me cry. (see attachment) |
Amen to that post. And take your baby's own bed to the vet for that last trip so they can relax as best possible in their own familiar bed at the vets until the time comes to say that final goodbye. Then, if you can contain your grief, I'd want to be holding my baby in my arms for the injection but what would I do if suddenly I just lose it and start bawling wildly - upsetting my baby at his very last moments on earth? I sure wouldn't want to ever do that - have his last moments alive with me sharing in my in hysterical crying, deep distress when it should all be about him breathing his last in peace. I'm so conflicted about upsetting my baby during his passing. I don't think I could keep it together in the least! I'll be a complete and utter sobbing wreck.