Loss leaves you limp. Hard to grasp reality. Hard to let go! This happened yesterday when Bill me, and our
dog Annie had to make the hard decision of putting Annie, our King Charles
Spaniel down. Her neck disc’s and spine
were giving out. This meant her walking
was impaired and she was well on her way to becoming paralyzed. Surgery would not help. Pain medicine was temporary. There was no way, but to put her down. I put her on my pillow in bed and kissed her
and snuged with her close to me. Since
she had heard my words daily, “I love you little tiny little girl she felt
comfort. I felt her near and I felt
comfort. Bill was with me every step of
the way. The vet was kind to us all. We
left her at the vet. They asked if I
wanted her footprint and I said I have her footprint deep on my heart. We will soon get her ashes. Hug,phyllis
05/06/1933 www.women70andover.com
This Blog is for Women 70 and Over. What parts of your lives do you think of at a red light? How are you coping with this part of your life? No books to tell you how to get from one square to another? Lets go! Write! Time waits for no One!
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