| Hi everyone. It's been a while as I just could not bear to stay on this board after I lost my sweet Brandi. I would see the bookmarked favorite link on my browser and I couldn't bring myself to click. I didn't want to see or read about the pups lost to this devastating disease. I know that's selfish and I'm sorry. It seemed everything happened so fast when Brandi got sick. And before I knew it she was dead on Christmas morning. My mind is clouded still to this day. I see some of the same wonderful people are here helping others. I want you to know how much I admire you all. Please keep helping my friend Jeanie. Her dalmation Lucky needs our prayers. Jeanie and I have only known each other in the cyber pet world. We first "met" on a pet cancer support group website. Before Brandi I lost my 14 year old cocker, Cassie, to lymphoma. The Pet Cancer Support group at Delphi is a great bunch of people too. I lost track there after a while but made many friends along my cancer journey. Jeanie is one of them. You might remember after Brandi died I got a cocker pup named Sadie. She has stolen my heart just like those before her did. So far she's been a healthy, happy girl and for that I'm thankful. I had Brandi cremated and she rests on my headboard next to Cassie. I wear a heart locket each day full of her ashes. I make sure Brandi is always with me. I wish you all and your pets the best health and happiness the world can offer! Teresa |
| Teresa Oklahoma |
| Hi Teresa, I lost my pup too and keep in touch with this board to help me understand what happened and also to help others if I can. I thought you might like the following: We have a secret you and I, That no one else shall know. For who but I can see you lie, Each night, in the fireglow? And who but I can reach my hand, before we go to bed, And feel the living warmth of you. And touch your silken head. And only I walk woodland paths, And see you ahead of me, Your form racing in the wind, So young again, and free. And only I can see you swim, In every brook I pass, And when I call, no one but I Can see the bending grass... It was in a newsletter and I thought it was really nice. Glad you have a new pup but you never forget the one you lost. regards. Julie. |
| Julie Australia |
| It is always heartbreaking to lose the dogs we love so dearly. Brandi was lucky to have a wonderful mom like you. Glad that that you have Sadie to give hugs to now! |
| Wendi Ohio |
| HI Teresa, Thank you so much for recommending this place. It is a wealth of knowledge and experience. |
| Jeanie El Paso |
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