Chelsea Lou
Gold Member
Oh Katy, you have me crying too. What a dreadful thing to have happened. I am sending you loads of love and big hugs.Hiya... scales say 11st so who knows. Will get proper scales at weekend & verify.
Had the worst ever start to a day... my lovely dog died this morning at half seven. I was up early (5) and let dogs out, settled down to mooch through the threads on minis... at 5.30 Daisy came over to say hello, she is 12 & a retired/rescue greyhound with arthritis & heart problems. Her bak legs gave way & she went into panic mode trying to stand, then kind of spasms... I ended up holding her to calm her down and stayed that way for next 2 and a half hours... it just got worse... she would thrash about and bite her tongue and the carpet was all blood, pee & s***. I couldn't let go, but my son found us, OH called vet, daughter came in to sit with me, vet arrived and took 4 jags to actually release her... just so, so horrid.
We will bury her later when OH gets home again. Just talked to my lovely sister-outlaw on phone, and cried some more, feel a bit better now, & obviously have cleaned carpet and showered & thrown some clothes away. Just so upsetting, death isn't always peaceful or quick I guess.
She was my Dad's dog, he died 18 months ago & she came to live here as we loved her & my mum didn't want to keep her. He gave her a very happy life and if there is any justice she will be with him again now... don't really believe that but it's a nice image. Losing her has brought my Dad's death back all over again, gotta go I'm crying all over the keyboard.
xxx
I know what you mean about bringing back the loss of your Dad. My cat had her kittens just before my mum died and the last thing my mum ever did was look at a photo on my phone that I had taken of the newly-born kittens. She then went into a deep sleep and never woke up, dying 5 days later. When I had to give up my cats recently, the emotion that is tied up with them because of mum, it really came to the fore again. I absolutely feel that they are together again. Your dad and your dog, walking through the heather like they used to.
Take care sweetie xxx