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Hey, Jim,

My sympathy to you on your loss...it's never easy to let go of someone you love, whether your friend has two legs or four...

Charlie
 
Jim

I am so sorry to hear that you are in pain now; I know what it is to lose a dog too. If Quigley was suffering,then you did the right thing eventhough it is heart-breaking in letting him go.
We are here for you if you need to talk. I think I will go and give Fred a few hugs. Gary
 
Jim

Allll Dogs go to heaven just remember that. Your Quigley could very well meet up with My Suki, a Silver German Shepperd. She was really my brothers dog but when he got married she became mine. She was with our family for 14 years and I was only 9 when she came into my life and was with me daily all that time. When she left me I was 22. Thats a lot of growing up together. I had to have her put down ( she broke her hips one New Years Eve by slipping on the ice)
It is a very hard thing to do.

But now she and Quigley are both pain free and Im sure theyve been provided with the why we chose to let them go.Dogs understand unconditional love a hundred times over us humans and so they just wait for us to be together again. I still have Suki with me in the deepness of my heart. I know when we reconnect with who we have lost our pups are right there in the reception line, how could it be heaven otherwise?

If you choose to get a new dog that will be ok too. I have one now that i think understands that there was another before her and I sometimes think she channels for me. Thier smarts are unbelieveble.I catch myself in a daydream of sorts where Im doing something with the old dog and when I come out of it I look at the new dog and its like she knows, like she witnessed it or something.

Its those little nuances that keep me believing. I hope your faith will help you through and your pain eventually fades to peace and a lifetime of beautiful memories

sincerly Lee
 
i'm sorry for your lost.

it'll be nice if pet can live long as humans. they're so hard to let go. me dad has a mixed mutt and i hope her time doesn't come anytime soon.
 
Dear Everyone.... I can't thank ALL of you enough for your kind words and thoughts as I come to terms with my life without Quigley. I am beyond touched by everything everyone has had to say. Its amazing what a wonderful group of people there are here at AW. Never in my life did I think my "bizarre" love of appliances would bring me such a great group of people, something I will always be grateful for!!!

I'm trying my hardest to go on with my life without Quigley. I'm consoled in my thoughts that it was the right thing to do, and that part of loving a wonderful animal like him is doing the right thing when its time. My sadness is only because I miss him SO much. I always said that he would tell me when it was time, and I look back at the past few weeks and I see clearly now he was telling me. There were times I would just catch him looking at me with a look like he hadn't seen me in a long time. And there were times he was kissing me like he had never done it before. I now know, it was his was of making sure he took me with him.

A very spiritual friend was with me when we put him down. Just as he was going under, she put her hand on him and her other hand on my shoulder and transfered his energy to me. This is something I find great solace in and I know he will always be with me.
Again, thanks everyone for your thoughts and prayers. Its appreciated more than you know
Love and hugs.. Jim and Quigley ( a pic of him just a few short months ago)

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