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Missing my dog -
July 2nd 2011, 07:45 PM
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We had to put my dog down Tuesday. She was 13 and a half and really sick. It's really hard cause we got her when I was 5, that's pretty much my whole life. All those years, she was the only constant. Through fights with friends, going through a few boyfriends, family fighting, learning to ride a bike then getting my first car. Everything around me changing, she was always there. I remember the very first time I saw her, and of course I remember the very last time.
When my mom and I were saying our final goodbye to her, I gave her some kisses and a hug. Then I put my cheek by her face, and despite the fact she wasn't eating (not even fresh, real chicken breast) or drinking, was weak with an infection and other medical conditions and possibly had a stroke earlier that day, she licked my cheek a few times and I involuntarily smiled. That's when my mom started crying. Of course I had already been crying for an hour, my mom just isn't a crier. Even though it was such a hard time, and she was way sicker that day then I had ever seen her, she could still make me smile. It doesn't help that I've been depressed lately. One thing that makes it hard is breaking habits, arriving home and she's not there, walking in the kitchen and not having to check on her, the empty space where her food dish and kennel have been all those years. I know we gave her a good life and all, I just don't know how to live without her. How's your life? It's been a while God, it's good to see you smile <3 |
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Re: Missing my dog -
July 2nd 2011, 08:04 PM
im so sorry i cant even imagine losting my two dogs they are like your best friend never judging you always there but in your heart is where they will stay they will look over you my two dogs are the best thing thats ever happened to me and its hard to be thinking one day i will lose them but you have to know she is better now a happy dog running and no longer weak she loved you and you loved her just stay strong its hard to lose a close friend even if it is an animal because animals are the best kind of friends they will always be by your side even if you cant see them
 dont give up just hold me now Miwa my best firend may you rest in peace I will stay here for you and you will never leave my heart because I loved you I wish you are here but now you are a concrete angel in heaven where you are loved yes I will miss you but I know your by my side every single day holding my hand |
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