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Donating Senior Yorkie Talker Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: bronx, new york
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| ![]() i dont know where i should post but because of the nature of the situation i figured here would be appropiate. its a rather involved story and i apologize if it upsets anyone.. I needed a place where someone would understand the way i feel. a close friend of mine called me sometime in december to explain that her fiances family pet Sandy (chihuaua, 10 years old) was taken to the vet because of a lump in her tummy. It turned out to be a tumor and the vet told them she was too old and it wasnt worth operating. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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Donating YT 500 Club Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Here, there
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| ![]() I just want to say I am so sorry. You have nothing to feel guilty about. You where the one there and you helped her cross over. Can you imagine if she had to be alone? I am so glad you were there to love her. I have negative feelings towards your friend, but I will just bite my tongue.
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YT 3000 Club Member Join Date: May 2006 Location: Illinois
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| ![]() I agree w/ Mojo. You were there for her while she crossed over, and that's a lot for you to do. It's hard to be there, but you still were. As for who gets the urn, I would stay out of it and let the family decide. You already were there for them and did a lot for them, most importantly you were there for Sandy, who is playing at the rainbow bridge and probably having a great time not suffering, and not being parented by uncaring people. I think it's most important that you were there for Sandy, and now your job is done.
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Donating YT 1000 Club Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Petaluma
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| ![]() So glad you were with Sandy when she passed over the bridge. It is very upsetting to see how some people treat animals, and at time when I read the various threads, I cannot even reply because I want to say "what are you doing even having a animal in your life"? It is better that you remove yourself because Sandy is grateful you were there for her at her special moment. You are a good person and animal lover, unfortunately everyone does not share in those same feelings. Animals are fine until they require care and attention; I always wonder if they take care of their pet in this manner, how will they take care of their human children?
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Donating Senior Yorkie Talker Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: bronx, new york
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| ![]() Thank you all for your support. Knowing that sandy is better playing in the rainbow bridge makes me feel better than her being with them suffering. Whats help me deal with it is knowing i would never put my babies in a position that would make them suffer. I just have the luck that im around for people who lose someone dear. over 3 years ago i witness a friend give birth to a full term still born because of her carelessness. I had a 12 week rottweiler die of parvo in my arms 10 years ago and a yorkie who was a victim of a hit and run.( im now paranoid of walking my babies during the day when the cars are zooming by, i pick all three up them up before we cross) Since this thing with sandy all these things have surfaced which i thought i had forgotten. Im sorry im blabeling on. i never talk about these experiences with my family ,im known for being the strong, organzied one when something bad happens. but i think people think im some sort of robot in emergencies. but thank you all for listening. you all are the best. |
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Donating YT 1000 Club Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Petaluma
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Perhaps it is a good thing that we revisit those feelings, work through the pain and then we are able to share with others so they don't feel so alone. You are not alone in your feelings, but they are yours to share with certain individuals only. The forum is a good way to write them down, not worrying about the reflection of another's face or their lack of understanding. Although you will find that there are loving people in your life who do understand, but remain stoic and afraid to express themselves. Take care
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Donating YT 500 Club Member | ![]() I truly believe there are things in life that you never get over -- you just learn how to deal with them. Sometimes, we find healthy ways of coping and these bad things don't taunt us. Sometimes it means burying them deep, deep down in a part of your psyche and NOT dealing with them because that seems to be the less painful option. The downside of that is that when you open the door to shove in the next bad thing, all of the others tumble out. Sounds like that is what is happening to you right now. So, so sorry to hear about this awful experience that some very cowardly people put you through. You did the right thing. The right thing is not always the easiest or the most enjoyable. Hopefully, you can draw some sense of relief in knowing that little baby is not suffering anymore and that she had someone who cared enough about her to not only see to that, but to stay with her through it. God bless you for it. |
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YT 1000 Club Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Mobile AL
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| ![]() I have no patience with folks like your friends. Sorry, I'd probably told them all where to go, and how to get there! You might be doing yourself a favor by washing your hands of all of them. Really sad for the dog, really is. I'd go in hock up to my neck to take care of my 2. I did that with a cat back in 01, that I had for 17 years. If you can't afford animals you have no business getting one. Sorry your friend put you in that position. If she was my friend, would be the VERY last time she did anything at all to me. People will only do to you, what you Let them do. |
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Senior Yorkie Talker Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: GA
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| ![]() I am so sorry you had to go through this. However, you were Sandy's angel - you were someone that cares and loves her. I hate to say it but I hope those other people NEVER have another animal and they probably don't need any children. How can anyone be so selfish? It just blows my mind. I agree with the others - you were with Sandy during her final moments - you gave her the love and comfort that she should have had all along. God bless you for being her angel !!
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Donating YT 1000 Club Member Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Brittany France
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| ![]() I have no advice..sorry, but i just wanted to say im so sorry you had to go thru this. I too have stayed with a pet when he had to be put to sleep and it is harrowing although i knew it was the right thing to do. Bless your heart for caring.
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Donating Senior Yorkie Talker Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: bronx, new york
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| ![]() Thank you all for being so caring. These people are sure the pick of the litter. MY "friend" called me to find out why the ashes havent come in?!..im like," are you kidding me?, your man has the paper work! he wanted me to call and find out why!...unbelievable. He was upset because he stood home all day waiting and nothing came in... the nerve of them. I told her i was done with all that drama and that they shoudlnt call me asking about it anymore..I also threw in that if he "waited" all day, why didnt he just get his lazy butt and pick it up himslef. she stood queit and i hung up..Ive gone from feeling sad to pissed off and now I hope they dont reproduce. Again girls, thank you so much for all the support. i love you guys ![]()
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