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I just came back to check and see how things were going...I did not expect to see that your little one has passed on. Take comfort in the knowledge that she died peacefully with those she loved beside her. She is free from pain now and is running free at the Rainbow Bridge, waiting for your joyous re-uniting. RIP Sweet Baby |
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My wife and I got some pictures developed in 20x30 and also in a blanket from a website. Here's the blanket and (2) 20x30. They turned out great. http://i45.tinypic.com/n3rz3q.jpg http://i50.tinypic.com/29xeujd.jpg http://i49.tinypic.com/2v3r32u.jpg My wife said today was one of her best days since her passing when she got the pictures and blanket. |
Pics What beautiful pictures and a sweet memorial to your baby. She will always be in your hearts. Wishing you love, peace and healing. |
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Try chicken and make a gravy out of it with water or broth. I pray your little friend will get better soon. Is there any liquid food out there to feed her? Or blend some up. Sometimes changing the consistency will get the dog to eat. Mine like a little gravy made from adding a tiny bit of water to their dry food. Makes it tasty. Scrambled egg? Hope to hear good news soon! |
I am so sorry your little angel has passed. I wish I could delete my last message because I did not realize this happened. You are in my prayers for comfort at this very tough time. |
What beautiful pictures. I'm so glad that they gave your wife some good memories and made her feel a little better. Continued prayers for your hearts to heal. |
I'm so sorry to hear about your loss. She was such a beautiful little baby, and I know you gave her the best life possible. |
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oh this blanket is so awesome what a wonderful way to remember your baby |
My wife cried a bit yesterday night. She said she wished she didn't see her that morning gone. She now says that morning runs through her head all the time. My first instinct that morning was to wake her up but maybe I should've moved her in bed and into the living room but I wasn't thinking clearly that early in the morning. I tell her that she only lived 6 years but she got to see things most dogs don't. She went to 3 states, ride in a boat in the ocean, rivers and lakes. Went camping and hiking with us. I still miss the hell out of that dog and still wonder why I didn't do more. I think she would be better if our other 2 dogs were more like her. They're more like hermits and our girl was like most girls, needs loving every second. :) |
So sad. Hello. I understand how your wife feels, with the last memory of your baby sleeping forever. But she was peaceful and went in her own time without human intervention; that was a blessing. I know I cannot forget the last night I spent with my very sick dog and that memory haunts me sometimes. I had to send her to the Bridge to save her from suffering any more, and the guilt of that also is hard to live with. Like you, could I have done more??? I know now what I did was right for her, and from all your posts I know you did too. No one could have loved her more or taken better care of her. One day you will come to terms with her loss and only happy memories will remain. Perhaps too your other dogs will blossom in time and become more friendly and loving. They may be mourning the loss of their buddy too? Hugs. |
I hope that soon you will realize you did everything you possibly could and there are things that Dottie said that are so true. your baby got to go in her sleep peacefully, while you might not feel it, that eas Gods blessing for her and you. You didnt have to make that decision, that is a terrible thing to have to do and it lives with you for a very long time like Dottie I have made that decision. Dottie is right about your other babies too, they know she is missing and are probably mourning like you, give them time. give yourselves time. still in my prayers . |
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