One of many, but they're missing Soros. What an assortment of creepy globalists, and I'm including Obama in that group. Multcultural, but all-male, all different strains of totalitarians. One little, two little, ten little asshats.
Thank you for that - I so need a laugh today. It has been a tough, tough week and I haven't had much of a desire to post or anything else. I came here tonight to spend some time and saw this. LMAO. And yes.....ten little asshats....so appropriate!
Sug, hope next week is better for you. Hope everyone has a good Monday - if it's possible to have a good Monday. lol
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Thank you. It was a terribly sad week. We had to put our precious dog down on Tuesday evening and I have spent the following days feeling like a train ran over me and wishing one would. She was over 13 years old, a shepherd/rottweiller mix, and suffered with arthritis terribly. In the end a very aggressive cancer attacked her and we were stunned to find that out. Her lungs were completely clear at her mid-year check up in July but when she started having difficulty breathing Tuesday we took her in, they took xrays and found her lungs had several large tumors. The vet was shocked and told us that we could try to nurse her through but the most we would have would be 1 to 2 weeks with her and her quality of life wouldn't be anything we wanted for her. She was so sick, had no interest in anything, and could barely walk. We didn't want that for her. So, we brought her home for a few hours, spent some time with her, and then took her back to the vet where he administered the shot that freed her from her pain and blessed her into the next life. Honestly, I wish I had died with her - the pain is so great. We have had her and her sister since they were 8 weeks old when we rescued them from the shelter. It was one of the hardest things I've ever had to do.
It is terribly hard and we are still in a state of shock. We knew we were going to have to put her down at some point because of her arthritis but are absolutely stunned that it was earlier than the vet had indicated it would be. The only comfort I have is that I know she is free from pain and that someday I will see her again. She will be waiting for me, I know but it is hard to be without her now.
So now we are concentrating on trying to get her sister through this difficult time. She is doing pretty well but I know she misses her sister. She is so sad and keeps looking for her. We just keep loving on her and telling her everything will be ok. I know it will be but it's going to be a long road.
Oh, Sug, I'm so sorry. I had to have a beloved pet put down a few years ago, and it's a terrible experience. In fact, the day it happened, I came down with a nasty case of shingles. The doctor said Shingles was often brought on by stress. It was, indeed, a stressful time. I will be thinking of you, and hoping you feel better soon.
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It was we, the people; not we, the white male citizens; nor yet we, the male citizens; but we, the whole people, who formed the Union.... Men, their rights and nothing more; women, their rights and nothing less. ~Susan B. Anthony
It's truly something you never get over. My Maltese (Nick) was also 13 when he was put to sleep. He was my best friend and I took him everywhere with me. I keep thinking we should get another dog, but I just can't. You are lucky that you have your dog's sibling.
Even though it's something you never get over, the pain of loss does go away. I still feel sad about my pet, but it isn't painful anymore.
Just remember our pets live in our hearts forever and they would not want you to see you suffering.
Sweet Sug, I'm so sorry to hear of your loss. Pets are part of the family, so the grief is only too real.
I've made it my life's work to study these sorts of things, and can tell you that, in all probability, your dear dog is still by your side, trying to get your attention and comfort you. If you can accept that, you can explain it to your family, and even to your other dog, to comfort them. The only difference, albeit a large one, is that you can't see your furry friend, and she is not in pain. God has great mercy! Feel free to talk to this precious pet as if she is there, because she is.
God bless you and yours, and set Her loving angels around you and your family/pets. You are surrounded by love, including from Hillary's World!
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I am so sorry to hear about your beloved pet. I have been in the same position and know it is so hard to do, but our pets are in a better place now.
Two years ago, we lost our collie, who we had raised from a three week old puppy. She lived a full life and was loved deeply by her family. I still miss her and think of her everyday. She was "my dog" and we had a very special relationship . . . it was as if she could read my mind.
Thank you everyone for your kind thoughts and words. It is definitely a sh**ty time and I feel lost without Sugar. But we are blessed to still have her sister, Spice, with us and she seems to be doing fairly well. Each day gets a little bit easier in some respects. I still miss her terribly and of course all day today I have been thinking it was a week ago that we had to put her down - almost this exact time actually.
Alex, I know that she is with us in spirit and that I will see her again. I believe that God in His infinite wisdom allows us to continue our association with our beloved pets after this life when we have been so close with them. I believe it is part of the reward for having taken such good care of them. And I know our reunion with her will be precious and happy. I can't wait to see her sweet little face again!
Thank you again everyone. Your words of comfort and reassurance have helped ease a bit of the pain. For those who have suffered the same loss or will in the future, please know that I grieve right along with you. Your pets have been blessed to have you.
