General Chat

Oh Gerri, how sad. He must have felt heartbroken. It must have been hard for you to, to have to drive back with him upset.
Hugs for you all hon.

My family had our dog Tessy, yellow lab cross, put to sleep one summer when I was living 70 miles away, we didn't have a phone at home either. They didn't tell me till I went home for a weekend, but she was mostly my dog when I was little, it was awful. She wasn't really ill either, just oldish, about 12, and it was a very hot summer, they said she was suffering. Why couldn't they have waited or asked me if I would go home to see her?

I was so sad.

Liz


did you just send me an e.mail via hotmail?

yep, four of them! might raise a smile! my address is bybb

pm'd to tell you.

You the blond or the brunnett?

Blonde! Sorry forgot to say lol

Liz


Theres no way your older than me!!!!!!!!

(for anyone thats looking in.....I'm only 22 ;-) )


Gerri (address given to LOADED males only) lol

pmsl so am I 21 again lol

what sort of loaded Gerri lol
night hon.
Lizx

It's got worse!

My bosses mum & sister in law, who are also good friends of mine were involved in a quadbike accident.

Her mum has broken her arms, and seriously bruised her chest, whilst her sister in law has bruised her bum & tail bone!

Flippin' Nora Paul, you lot up there must be jinxed.

Any news on the lad in the accident?

I see a young lad is missing near Downham Market, seems really strange he just disappeared but his mates didn't search for him properly, thought he had gone home? A trainer shoe lke his, was found in the river later.
Another heartbroken family.

Hope your bosses mum and s.i.l. soon feel better.
Lizx

Gerri, I know what you are going through. I lost my beloved Standard Schnauzer on 3rd December for exactly the same reasons. I have visited 'Rainbow Bridge' several times since his passing but haven't managed to read much of it without the tears. I am still going through the guilt stages of putting him to sleep, the 'What if he wasn't really ill' and 'Did I end his life too soon' 'What if there was a cure' scenarios keep repeating themselves. I know in my heart that he was ready to go though, he wasn't eating, not enjoying or even wanting to go for walks and his eyes had that hazy look and towards the end he couldn't stand. I am able to talk about him more openly now, and day by day it gets a little easier although the 'set backs' are to be expected and I have had a few of those. I bet life on 'Rainbow Bridge' is a ball and I will probably meet you there one day when we re-unite with our 'furry babies'. I too said I would never have another dog but I miss the patter of those four schnauzer feet so I have registered with a breeder and hopefully will be a 'mum' again soon. I am thinking of you and understand the pain you are going through.

Paul, I hope things improve for you soon!