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Oh no! I just saw this. I'm so very sorry.

I just saw this notice. I'm sorry.

I'm so sorry. I just read this now.

I'm sorry

I'm so sorry.

I'm so sorry.

Jeff, I don't particularly care about having an extra month tacked on to my supporter status. It's not as if you took my money and ran with it.

What a lovely photo.

what a heart breaking story. I'm so sorry.

I just saw this. I'm so sorry. YOu made the last part of Susie's life so special. WE can't ask more than that for the ones we love.

Same here. I wasn't able to donate much this time around but I will be able to add to it in a couple of months.

testing Hmm, didn't work. Must have done something wrong.

will downloading a new firewall cause any conflicts with the windows firewall?

harumph. The indignity of it all. Not being able to sleep. "self," I say, "if you can't sleep, let's go see what is going on at GT." What?? No GT??? Sigh. Had to settle for coffee and the newspaper.

Thanks Jeff

My sympathies.

My deepest sympathies. One can't imagine the pain until it happens, and then it's so deep. A year later, I remember Rox with a smile and many memories. Some tears, for sure, but they are easing as time goes on. Scully was so lucky to have you in his life, as you were to have him. {{hugs}}

Wow. Shivers! What a great sign.

It doesn't stop hurting, but it starts to hurt less after a while. We lost our Rox a year ago on January 6th. It still hurts. But I loved him so much, that I know he will always be in my heart.

I'm so sorry. Sounds like a truly special friend. May you smile in fond memory the next time you have pumpkin pie. He'd like that, I'm sure.

One year ago today, I brought our 9-yr old golden to the vet because I knew something was wrong. We stayed there for about an hour and we learned that Rox was very, very ill and suffering terribly. But, Rox, being the incredibly trooper that he was, did not show us his pain, and tried to please us to the very end. My kids were still home from school so I asked for some time. I brought Rox home to the rest of the family for a few more hours of love. We talked to him and pet him, and even fed him every treat in the house. He loved his treats and, no matter how sick he was, he lifted his head and wagged his tail at the thought of yet another tasty morsel. We finished that bag and let him lick it clean. I couldn't believe that with each passing moment, Rox was that much closer to the bridge. I didn't allow him to be alone. There was always someone with him, then, after supper, it was time. Our oldest son, then 16, chose to come with us, to say good bye to his best friend. It was so hard to see him leave us. The vet and assistants were wonderful. We couldn't have asked for more caring souls, but it hurt oh so much. My Rox is gone from our home, but never from our thoughts. Rox, thank you for sending Oscar to us. We adore him, but there is a spot in our hearts that will never be filled. You taught my children to love you for your silliness, your playfulness and your devotion to them. You were my constant companion and always up for a game of catch-the-dmn tennis ball. Hide and seek will always be associated with you. We'll see you again one day Rox. Please stay safe at the bridge until then.