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  1. I'm so sorry. Godspeed Faye.
  2. Good news!--she came through the anaesthesia okay! She had to have one molar removed, but that was somewhat expected. Dr. Kellogg advised everything looked good, she probably won't need any more pain meds this evening! Now, I just can't wait to pick her up--they'll release her around 6! Thank you for your good wishes! Beverly
  3. Mandy has to have a dental tomorrow. She's also going to have a skin lesion removed. I know I'm a nervous nellie, but anaesthesia always worries me. Also, she gets so upset about being at the vet and the doctor wants to have her there a couple of hours early to give her IV fluids. It's going to be hard to get any work done until I hear she's okay and I can pick her up. Thank you for understanding. Beverly
  4. Michelle--Such beautiful pictures of Gavan. When you posted on the GW site with the sad news, it was such a shock. I remember when I would see him at events, he was always so excited, but he would give you the sweetest looks. He's running at the bridge now, waiting for you. I'm so happy he sent Tegan to you. Tegan is one lucky boy. I'm glad you got back safely. Beverly
  5. I'm so sorry for your loss The pictures are beautiful. Sometimes the smallest creatures have the biggest impact on our hearts.
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    Radar Doyle

    I'm so sorry. Godspeed Radar.
  7. What a beautiful tribute to a special houndie. Godspeed Grandpa.
  8. What a sweet face! Praying he keeps improving.
  9. I'm so sorry. Godspeed Spacedog Spiff.
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    Sandi

    I'm so sorry. Godspeed beautiful Sandi.
  11. I'm so sorry. Godspeed, Wallace.
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    Au Revoir Boss

    A beautiful and moving tribute to your sweet boy. I'm so sorry he had to leave you.
  13. Oh, I'm sorry to hear it's still swollen. Here's hoping the vet can get good x-rays. Beverly
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    Coping

    I understand what you're feeling. With my Dalmatian, I kept going back over (and over and over) things in my mind, second-guessing the decisions I made during her final illness and beating myself up. I did that for a while, then had to sort of kick myself out of it by reminding myself that I did the very best I could with the information I had. "Could've, should've, would've" wasn't helping me, it was hurting me. I tried to do what was best for her, not for me. You did the same thing. Remember that your baby knew you loved him and remember the good times. It's never easy, in fact it stinks that we have to make "the" decision. You are not alone. Talking it out with good friends can really help. Composing a rememberance can help--here on Greytalk and/or on other tribute sites (I did one on In Memory of Pets -- http://www.in-memory-of-pets.com/personalt...te.php?ID=42437 ). Also, sometimes you just have to let yourself cry and shout because it's not fair. My thoughts are with you. Beverly
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