Sirocco_Nikki

Stanley: I am glad to hear that you had an easy trip across the bridge. I hope Maddison, Sally and you are planning a really really good sign to send your mom & dad.

I hope you get a good report from the vet.

Stanley: I hope your wonkies (leg and tummy) go away quickly.

Welcome also from the south of Indy!

Continuing to send lots of hugs and prayers and chants for your little girl.

Pain-free-cancer-free-fast-healing-chant, Pain-free-cancer-free-fast-healig-chant-Pain-free-cancer-free-fast-healing-chant........

Picking up the chant in Indy too.

Miracle vs misdiagnosis........ Don't care what it is called, just as long as it is. I am also thinking we should all grab a bottle of wine and dance on a table as soon as we find out for certain "NO CANCER!".

I am very sorry for the loss of your Echo. Do you have a picture you could post? Although it is obvious that she was a true beauty, on the inside as well as the outside.

Run fast and freeat the bridge Cullen, until you can be with your family again. Also, please send your family a sign soon that you are ok.

The next time I hear thunder, I will know it is Sally "informing" the closest angel that her cloud needs to be fluffed .

Continuing the chanting.

Lots of prayers for Mr Toby (and the rest of your pack).

Sending lots of hugs. What wonderful memories you have of BuyCut. Also, BuyCut and Batman won't have to look hard for the best sunny spots for a proper snooze - my Chester would have found them all a long time ago. I know he wouldn't mind sharing, especially if the others enjoyed squirrel chasing and cat barking as much as he did.

Been there, done that, have the the guilt-shirt for it. The vet and the specialist told me that surgery for Polly's laryngeal paralysis would greatly improve her quality of life. She was my baby-girl so I agreed. I had no idea when I signed the consent that I was going to put my girl through all the circles of hades and back. When she left for the bridge 10 months later, I couldn't decide if I was more relieved it was finally over or devastated it was finally over. It took a long time to get past the sensation that someone had gouged my lungs out of my chest using a dull spoon and then poured acid into the hole. However, Polly has been gone 6 years. When I think of her now, it is always with a smile. About the time she stole my snooty-know-it-all relative's corned beef sandwich. Or the way she could snatch a racquetball out of mid-air after flying across the yard. Or scamming Chester out of his dog chow by pretending a cat was outside. Or especially how she would give dh serious grief for sitting in HER chair when she was ready to go nite-nite. One thing that has helped is knowing she is still here. How else can I explain having a greyhound (Sirocco) that acts like a brittany spaniel (Polly)? Another thing that helped is knowing that grief comes in layers. Each layer had to be worked through in my own way and my own time before I could move on to the next. Until one day, I realized that my memories of her sweet, loving, rotten, stinking and ornery ways had replaced the ones of her gasping for air. Please give yourself a break. You made the decisions you did out of love. No one can ever do better than that.

I am very sorry for your loss. I hope that you can soon find some peace and comfort in your memories of your little bean.

At Sam's CLub, generics are $4 for a 30-day supply or $6 for a 90-day supply. You may want to check pricing for 90-day supplies.

I am not sure what to say except that I want to be Loca when I grow up.

I am very sorry for your losses. I hope you can soon find peace and comfort in your memories of Buddy and Jakey.

Run fast and free Sprite. Chase lots of bunnies, eat lots of french fried clouds and look over your family until you can be together again.

Shelby, I am very sorry for the loss of your Tika. She was such a sassy and spunky girl. I hope you soon find peace and comfort in your memories of her.

Lots of hugs and prayers for Bill (and you too).