Two weeks with AIHA

[admin]

Oh Gus, I am so very sorry to hear that. I cannot read your messages without crying, in sympathy and in rage against this horrible disease.
And I am sure that you miss her terribly. You always will; she will for ever have a place in your heart.
I am glad that she died peacefully, with you holding her. And it is good that you had someone with you – it is such a tough time for those of us left behind. Hold on to those feelings of love and that it was a beautiful time. She will have known, and she will be waiting for you at the Rainbow Bridge.

Here in England it is afternoon, and there is a storm raging. Remember that Pennie’s spirit is in the wind, and the rain, as well as the sun and rainbows.

Lynda B.

[Linda]

Hello Gus. I am so sorry to hear about all you have been through and the loss of your beautiful Pennie. In reading all your posts, I am in tears with you and know from your written words, what a wonderful, loving and devoted fur-parent you were to Pennie. She was the luckiest of fur-children, to have had you in her life.

You mentioned quality of life – and that, to me, is what it is all about. You listened to Pennie and to your own heart. You were and are very brave and an incredible, loving fur parent.

I send my most sincere, heart-felt condolences and consoling hugs.

Love, Linda

[sheena]

Gus,

The immense amount of love between you & Pennie shone through every word you said. I know you are devastated – I hate this evil disease for taking our beloved pets from us.

I am so glad you could be with her to comfort & cuddle at the end – that means a lot. You have been wonderful.

Pennie will always be with you – you will see her again some day. No dog could have a more compassionate & loving parent.

Sending much love & huge hugs at this sad time.

Sheena xxxxx

[Vally]

Gus, I’m so very sorry. Wow, it takes just a posted message to fall in love with these dogs and I woke up this morning to read the news and just cried. I wish I could give you a hug and have a cry with you.

You did the right thing. I was thinking yesterday, maybe the spleen removal would give her a chance, thinking anything but to let her go, but then, I thought, with reason, there’s no way she would have survived the surgery and then the recovery in her condition. So Gus you absolutely did the right thing.

This miserable disease is the pits.

I know you’re heart is broken, your love shone through for her from your first words. She’s looking out for you now and she’ll be waiting at the Bridge for you.

When you’re ready, and it may not be now, go to The Bridge page on the forum. It was written by one of the moderators and is beautiful and I know it will help you. When you’re ready though.
https://www.secondchanceaihadogs.com/the-bridge/

You know you are always welcome here if you want to just chat or brag about your beautiful girl.

My condolences.
Vally
xxx