Earth Gwee wrote:He was our dog. A long-haired chihuahua/cocker spaniel mix. He was perfectly healthy at 16 years until a few months ago. We only found out yesterday that he had a massive tumor in his abdomen. He was in pain and we had no choice but to put him to sleep. I don't mean to dump so much at once but I feel like I need to talk about it, as part of my grieving process.
I apologize for veering this thread off-topic. I just needed to get all that out.
I have up to four cats, but one of them died, because he also had tumor in his abdomen. He spend few weeks just lying on my bed, and he did not eat almost anything fixed, only liquids. One morning when I woke up, he just was dead... Few days after that were really painful, I understand you, Earth Gwee.
My condolences. I've had several that pass away as well. First one got hit by a car, second one because of old age (Sadly this happened while I was on vacation, and it didn't allow me to enjoy the rest of my trip. Had that in my life for thirteen years.), and one even got caught by coyotes. Horrible events, and it takes a lot of time to get over it.Earth Gwee wrote:He was our dog. A long-haired chihuahua/cocker spaniel mix. He was perfectly healthy at 16 years until a few months ago. We only found out yesterday that he had a massive tumor in his abdomen. He was in pain and we had no choice but to put him to sleep. I don't mean to dump so much at once but I feel like I need to talk about it, as part of my grieving process.
I apologize for veering this thread off-topic. I just needed to get all that out.
It conveys the feeling well, especially if you don't really know how else you could let someone know, thatAdsolution wrote:I'd figure that sometimes people might try to come up with a more creative phrase than 'my condolences,' but that's none of my business.
It's really good.Holy crap, indeed!Raymanni wrote:Adsolution, why so epic signature?
