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Originally Posted by lksdolls I've been doing pretty good with everything until I read your beautiful message. The tears are rolling down my face as I write this. My Reggie was the best! I found out last night that she actually died in Dr. Ralph's arms. I wish she could have been in my arms but I know it was probably much better this way. Our friends have Samson, Sassy's brother and Reggie's second born and first son. They were in to see Dr. Ralph the next day after Reggie died. We stopped to see them last night and that's when I found out. It's hitting me pretty hard tonight. God, I am going to be such a basket case when these girls are old enough to go to new homes. Add to that, Saturday would have been my Mom's birthday. She's been gone since December 10, 1997. Guess I just need a good cry right now. Thank you all for being there. |
I know how you feel. I lost my precious Mom October of 1996. She was my best friend and a day doesn't go by that I don't think of her. The loss of a loved one rips your heart out and you are never the same. When I lost my little Tuffy, after 15 years I thought I would never stop crying. She was so ill but I just couldn't give up on her. She actually did die in my arms and I must tell you I have mixed feelings about it. To have her take her last breath after such a struggle was heart breaking. I was fortunate I had a dear friend with me at the time or I would have lost my mind. Thank God for angles that are there when we need them. Finally after 11 years I am blessed with my precious little yorkie Dollie. She is my new friend and little love. Cry as you must for tears truly place a bandage on our hearts. I believe it is the only way to release the pain little by little and in time we find that we have learned to live with it. You are in my thoughts and prayers dear lady. Just do your Reggie proud and keep sending her kisses up to heaven.