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TheBoyWithAName Posted Tue 23 Jun, 2009 10:11 PM |
Darran wrote: Get him stuffed and carry him around. His soul still lives.
I'm glad that my grief amuses you Darran. |
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MsFatRat Posted Tue 23 Jun, 2009 10:38 PM |
| I'm so sorry.. *hugs* |
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hennypenny Posted Tue 23 Jun, 2009 10:39 PM |
| I'm sorry Alex:( *hugs* |
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Darran Posted Tue 23 Jun, 2009 11:11 PM |
TheBoyWithAName wrote: Darran wrote: Get him stuffed and carry him around. His soul still lives.
I'm glad that my grief amuses you Darran.
Eh?
I was being serious. Loads of folks get their beloved pets stuffed. |
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Nell Posted Tue 23 Jun, 2009 11:21 PM |
So sorry Alex...know what ur going through. Did the right thing though, sparing him/her the suffering...so you can remember him/her as she/him was to you all those years....
@Darran...yeeaah I know...ahhh kinda gross...though...reminds me of "Scrubs" and their dog..but I couldn't stand having Sina -my dog, being dead - around me - looking as if she was alive again...
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yurieee Posted Wed 24 Jun, 2009 2:23 AM |
| Oh so sad to here this story... truely sorry |
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TheBoyWithAName Posted Wed 24 Jun, 2009 11:21 AM |
Darran wrote: TheBoyWithAName wrote: Darran wrote: Get him stuffed and carry him around. His soul still lives.
I'm glad that my grief amuses you Darran.
Eh?
I was being serious. Loads of folks get their beloved pets stuffed.
Oh sorry, I thought you're fooling around. I'm a bit sensitive right now :( The thought of getting him stuffed makes me sick to the stomach. |
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irenesfor Posted Wed 24 Jun, 2009 12:24 PM |
| I'm so sorry Alex *hugs* |
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singme0430 Posted Thu 25 Jun, 2009 6:28 AM |
| How silly I was! I don't check out the General Chat board very often so I didn't know this.. Alex, I'm so sorry to hear that. I've never had any pets, but it must be a massive grief, I'm sure. I really hope you'll be okay. |
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Somewhere Else Posted Thu 25 Jun, 2009 2:41 PM |
Are you sure hes just not 'out of sorts'?
My last cat was 19 years old and he had some great medication for kidney problems (fortekor) and his blood pressure regularly checked !
If the fat has gone from the back of the spine then there's not much hope , but if not , there def is.
If it is the end and the vet can't try something then I really sympathise as I know this feeling.
Sorry Alex :( |
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Monica Posted Thu 25 Jun, 2009 5:29 PM |
| I'm sorry, Alex. Hope you feel better by now *hug* |
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Meridith Posted Thu 25 Jun, 2009 7:10 PM |
| I'm so sorry to hear about this Alex. :( |
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Gladly (the cross-eyed bear) Posted Thu 25 Jun, 2009 7:42 PM |
Somewhere Else wrote: Are you sure hes just not 'out of sorts'?
My last cat was 19 years old and he had some great medication for kidney problems (fortekor) and his blood pressure regularly checked !
If the fat has gone from the back of the spine then there's not much hope , but if not , there def is.
If it is the end and the vet can't try something then I really sympathise as I know this feeling.
Sorry Alex :(
A tad late in bringing this up. |
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TheBoyWithAName Posted Thu 25 Jun, 2009 9:44 PM |
Somewhere Else wrote: Are you sure hes just not 'out of sorts'?
My last cat was 19 years old and he had some great medication for kidney problems (fortekor) and his blood pressure regularly checked !
If the fat has gone from the back of the spine then there's not much hope , but if not , there def is.
If it is the end and the vet can't try something then I really sympathise as I know this feeling.
Sorry Alex :(
It was the kidneys and we had tried special "kidney-food" for several years, but now he had become very lean and dehydrated, so there was nothing more we could do than letting him go :( It was the best thing for him.
Thanks everyone for your supportive words:) |
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bogusblue Posted Sat 27 Jun, 2009 5:10 AM |
| I'm so sorry, Alex *hugs* |
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