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ThunderPants73

22-11-2018 20:28

Re: Death of a Pet

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Originally Posted by weenie (Post 35971924)

How you doing TP?

I admit I thought that you were male and yes men can be just as mushy my hubby age 52, eldest son 26 and youngest son 16 were devastated last September when we had to do what was best for our beautiful Keane and I'm not embarrassed in any way we all cried and when I went to pick up his ashes we all felt better that he was back home, now some don't understand and that is ok it but it was what we felt was right for us.

Finally got an appointment with the vet tomorrow, it's easily been the longest week of my life.

Hom3r

22-11-2018 22:32

Re: Death of a Pet

The cat is not a pet, its a part of the family.

ThunderPants73

23-11-2018 16:26

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My girl has just had a scan at the vets and she has cancer which has spread to her liver and kidney and possibly spleen, I was a bit numb as he was telling me, so I couldn't take it all in. Because she is still perky and eating well, the vet advised me to bring her home, to have some time with her and perpare myself for saying goodbye to her, which I have done. I am now terrified that she will suffer. As soon as she got out of the cat basket, she wobbled into the kitchen demanding food, even though she was still groggy from the sedative. Now she's sitting in front of the fire, very quiet. I hope to God it's just the sedative still in her system. She was right as rain this morning before the vets. I hope and pray to get the balance right, and have some time with her without letting her suffer.
This beautiful sweet thing has been a constant friend and source of much comfort for every day of her sixteen years and it's killing me.

denphone

23-11-2018 16:35

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My thoughts are with you ThunderPants.:hugs:

weenie

23-11-2018 16:59

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Oh TP I'm truly sorry I know just how your feeling as this is exactly what happened with our dog and no matter how much you prepare yourself for bad news it's human nature and the love we have for our fluffy friends that deep down the vet will be able to do something no matter the cost, for some reason we just do prepare ourselves to be told sorry nothing can be done :(

The affects of the sedative will more than likely still be in her system thus making her slightly groggy and wobbly.

:hugs:

ThunderPants73

23-11-2018 17:17

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Thank you all. You're a lovely lot x

Stephen

23-11-2018 18:24

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Oh my, I am so so sorry to hear that. I really hope you are ok and get to spend as much time with her as possible.

heero_yuy

23-11-2018 18:45

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Sorry to hear that TP. Hope you get as much quality time with her as possible. :hugs:

joglynne

23-11-2018 21:03

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Oh TP I am so sorry to hear your sad news. My heart goes out to you as I know only too well the pain you must be feeling.

<<<<<<<Massive hugs>>>>>>>>>

Stuart

24-11-2018 13:14

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It's not strange at all. I cried uncontrollably a couple of years ago, when I had to have my Westie put down. The vet even made me a cup of tea and said I could sit with her body as long as I wanted.

They also have a little candle on the receptionist's desk with a sign behind it saying "If this candle is lit, we are giving someone some bad news, please be respectful and quiet.".

Dude111

06-12-2018 08:33

Oh sweetie I am so sorry!!!!

I will pray for kitty right now!! https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/...2015/03/23.gif

I feel bad for you also Stu.....

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