dex95lucy
-
Posts
243 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Content Type
Profiles
Forums
Events
Gallery
Store
Articles
Posts posted by dex95lucy
-
-
Liz, I am so sorry to hear about Roger. I will most certainly pray for the both of you. Please keep us updated.
sue
-
What a moving and beautiful tribute!
May your many memories give you peace and comfort as your deep sorrow subsides.
sue -
Donna I read this early this morning then went back to bed and dreamed about you and Joe T.
I have noticed that when one of my little dogs is hurting, he yelps if any other hound gets near him, maybe a "fear of getting bumped" thing? When my little dachshunds have had problems from jumping, twisting, whatever, they acted exactly as you described Joe, not interested in food, reluctant to move.
I personally know how painful muscle problems are, they can put me out of commission until I get to the chiropractor.
I pray that Joe's problem is nothing more than a simple solution will fix.
hugs, sue
-
Oh, my dear sweet Rebel. I knew the time was coming but it is still so painful. I so remember your antics..... running like the wind,
fighting and conquering the groundhog, ( and tending to your wounds from that!), rooming for so long with your darling Polly, you two
were such an adorable "couple". You so loved to roam the meadow, to greet all who visited. It was hard to watch you slow down, your
eyes growing cloudy, your legs a bit wobbly at times But you were still so attentive to all that went on, so intent on knowing everything
that happened around you. I lovingly made adjustments to make your life easier, changing your door to a flap, building up the step
into your house with wheelbarrows of soil so you would not stumble. Your body was wearing out, but your spirit was strong to the
end. 06/18/98 - 08/31/10
Rest in peace my dear sweet Rebel. Find Polly and Comanche and roam those beautiful meadows together.
love, sue
-
Sounds like you need to move the computer out of the basement and closer to HIS preferred areas!
He is adorable and gorgeous.
-
Yes, the wrap is great. I get it at the drugstore. There it looks like ace bandage, but is self sticking. Wonderful stuff.
-
Yes, where are you?
sue
-
I mix plain yogurt, peanut butter, and a banana altogether. Freezes fine. Just yogurt and pb works, and I would think that some kibble would stay put in it.
My dogs LOVE the cubes.
-
I just now found this, after seeing your new post about anger. Was confused. Now I am just shocked with the tears running. Please give your nephew a big hug and tell him that there were many tears shed. No words can help him at this time.
You and I know that if it is supposed to happen and the time is right, the magic will happen for him again. But right now he is in the pits of grief, where many of us have been too often.
-
I am so sorry for your loss. May your memories soon bring you comfort and peace.
-
Dear Paul and Anthony, I am so very sorry for your loss. Though you knew it was coming it does not make it any easier. I am very greytful that you gave him the best home he could have. He could not have found better. You spoiled him and gave him the best of everything.
My heart hurts for the pain the two of you are feeling right now.
My deepest sympathy and condolences.
sue
-
Thanks Marc. You and the others are correct. We do the best we can at the time. I will always have the precious video to make me smile and warm my heart, with maybe a few less tears shed each time I watch it.
sue
-
Oh, Deb, thank you! It is just so perfect. You had mentioned before that you thought of her as innocent and your are exactly right. She was so innocent to everything, shy at times for the new things, eager to learn, and even imitate the dachshunds by lifting her leg!So sweet and small. I saved the pic of the garden and it comes across my screen and makes me smile. You have no idea how comforting it is.
Thanks to all who responded. It means a lot that you took the time for me and Bessie. I made it through a year. Though she only lived with me for 17 months she left her paw prints on my heart forever, my sweet angel.
sue
-
My dear sweet precious Bessie, I cannot believe that I have lived a whole year without you. The shock has gone, but not the pain. You know I visit you every day, with the tears still falling. The flowers around your grave are so pretty right now, and your little spot in the Memory Garden in Canada just fills my heart with appreciation and gladness as you will never be forgotten.
Yes, Millie and Bancroft are now here, but even the two of them cannot replace the joy you brought me and the little guys. You know how they miss you, they sadly suffered your passing right along with me. And Mike misses you as much as I do. You loved him so much and watched for him when he came home. Millie and Bancroft hide from him. Your blankets and toys are packed up; I could not bear to see any one else on your pink blanket.
I am so so sorry that I forced you to go for the surgery. You balked getting in and out of the car. You were telling me something and I was not listening. I will never forgive myself for that. I only pray that you are now free of the pain, but I am so sorry for the pain I forced on you.
Thank you, Bessie, for teaching the cats to accept big dogs. Thank you for teaching me that I can accept big dogs into my home. Thank you for all the love and adoration you gave. Thank you for the honor of taking your last breath with my arms wrapped around you.
I pray that you will meet me when my time comes, my sweet gentle angel.
love,
mom
-
Kerry, I will most certainly have Merlin in my prayers. Keep us posted asap.
I understand your fears. 
sue
-
Donna, I had to laugh when I read your post about your young vet. My greyhound vet looks to be in her mid twenties, is actually in her mid thirties, has multiple large tatoos, and more piercings than I can count. But her practice is named Greys and Strays and she knows her stuff about greys and has quite a few herself. But she does not do orthopedics, which is why my Bessie died last year from a toe amputation done by another vet. She is the only one in her office and is not always available for emergencies but she does her best to help. And she really tries to keep down costs. In July I am getting my two off the farm greys spayed and dentals. Today she e mailed me about the pre op antibiotics and said she will sell me the whole bottle which is considerably cheaper. So far her spay prices are ridiculously low compared to most other vets around. She doesn't always have a friendly "bedside" manner, can be sharp and critical, but she knows her stuff and I appreciate that.
sue
-
I live north of Lititz, which is north of Lancaster. I use Dr. Alysia Deaven, 2686 S. Pine Grove St, Jonestown, PA 17038. Her practice is Greys and Strays. It is a few miles north of Lebanon, and not far from I 78. She is alone in her office except for her mom helping her. VERY greyhound savy. She was the vet for the greyhound farm where I worked. However, she only takes cash and bank checks now as she has been burned too often. Her e mail is xrcrpagn@comcast.net
I would say to e mail her and ask her if she could help, or if she has any suggestions. tell her what has already been done.
She does a lot of clinic work to spay animals and give vacs for lower fees, and works hard to keep her fees low, but some things cost a lot no matter where you go.
She is doing the spays and dentals for my two dogs in July and she is the ONLY vet in my area of about 40 miles that I trust for this as I lost Bessie last year from the anesthesia.
Good luck and keep us posted. There was a good greyhound vet at Smoketown Vet clinic, but we don't know where he went.
sue
-
Hi Michelle. What a wonderful picture and the smile on your face says it all!!!
Diva is gorgeous and looks interested in something, Dutch looks pretty relaxed to me, with a relaxed leash!
Praying that all goes well during the adjustment period, with a happily ever after ending. sue -
Michelle, I just got all choked up seeing the picture. Happy tears!
What a beautiful pair! I hope your family can now settle down to a quiet routine, without the fears of what might happen next. That's a difficult way to live. Very draining emotionally.
May your home now be filled with laughter, love, peace and serenity.
I think your family deserves it. And finally Dutch can lay to rest all his anxieties.
And WELCOME HOME DIVA!!! 
-
On my way out the door to work now. Can't wait to check in when I get home late tonight. GOOD LUCK!!!
sue
-
Michelle, are you SURE that Dutch is with Argus, or are they with you for the weekend? I just returned from the lane behind their house.
No sign of any dogs, I whistled, called their names, nothing. If they are inside they are very quiet! I must confess that I have been there a few times 
and have yet to see or hear Dutch. All is very quiet. sue -
I have no idea how effective it may be on a dog.
However, a friend gave me a beautiful magnetic bracelet just before GIG. During the week that I wore it I had a knife dangling from my wrist, then a spoon while doing dishes.
In Gettysburg it erased my room key card and stopped my watch when the watch and bracelet were side by side on the dresser. I cannot wear it when at my nursing job as it can interfere with pacemakers. So, I really cannot wear it enough to evaluate its benefits. But it is a beautiful bracelet.
Will be interested in hearing if it helps.
sue
-
Hi Michelle. Sue here, Lori's neighbor who pet sits for her. I say you need to move out here to the country with us.!!!. I know that is probably not possible.
Lori sent me the e mail of your difficulties. My heart goes out to your family. I have not heard any rooing since Dutch arrived. I would not have known he was here if Lori had not told me. My dogs are probably the noise makers around here as I have a little dachshund who seems to have taught my two greys to bark more. 
Please stay tuned here. I am sure you will get lots of good info. Some may not have worked in the past but you may have better results now. Hopefully, if you are able to connect with the right second grey, it will solve the problem. Some do well alone, others miss the companionship they had most of their early lives.
I know how much you love Dutch as Lori has mentioned you frequently and I know her grey Argus likes to be with Dutch.
Your family will be in my prayers hoping for a good outcome. To have to re-home a family member of five years must be tearing out your hearts.
to you and your family -
Deb, my heart is heavy with sadness for you. Your sweet boy is free of his earthly body. But those left behind will
mourn him until you meet in the next world. Know that we are here, we love you, and we share your grief.
sue
sue
Rest in peace my dear sweet Rebel.
Jonah Comes Home
in Introductions & Biography
Posted
Happy tears here, Susan. What a wise look he has! Wisdom of the ages, obviously understanding that it is smooth sailing now.
The magic has happened, you found each other.
WELCOME HOME JONAH!!!
sue