Scooby
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Kerry Watkins replied on 14/01/2017 10:12
Posted on 13/01/2017 17:16 by KennineSorry to hear the news. Keep the memories of the good times you've had with the pet alive,--- they will be a comfort in the months to come.
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moulesy replied on 14/01/2017 10:28
Posted on 14/01/2017 10:28
So sorry to read this Kerry. We've never lost a dog at such a young age so I can't begin to imagine what you're feelng, but I do know how heart wrenching it is to lose a beloved companion and what a space they leave in your life when they go. You will always happy memories of your time together though.
Will be thinking of you.
Rocky 2 buckets replied on 14/01/2017 11:20
Posted on 14/01/2017 11:20
Kerry, right now the loss is raw, it is a deep grief that doesn't feel it can ever be calmed. It will. In time the thoughts of Scooby will only get stronger but without the pain. You have enjoyed the 2 way love of a Dog, the loyalty that is given without question. Don't feel odd about it, don't listen to the-'it's only a Dog' words from the idiots, it was never 'only a Dog' Scooby was family. Post as much as you like, it isn't you rambling, it's you sharing with folk that not only feel for you but folk that have been in your shoes.
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Tinwheeler replied on 14/01/2017 12:59
Posted on 14/01/2017 12:59
We all deal with these things differently, Kerry. I couldn't talk about it at the time but 6-7 months on, I can. It's as Rocky says, the memories and thoughts are strong but the pain eases. You'll get through it and will cherish the good memories you have.
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KASTARIS replied on 14/01/2017 14:22
Kerry Watkins replied on 14/01/2017 16:12
Posted on 13/01/2017 14:24 by Rocky 2 bucketsOh Kerry it is heartbreaking. We can only be here within this section if you want to post, it won't take away your pain but it could help to share your grief with other Dog lovers who will share the pain of loss with you. Nothing will change what you feel right now. We are here for you.
Posted on 14/01/2017 16:12
Oh you are so so kind. We are both suffering dreadfully. It is really comforting to know that people understand what we are going through. I just don't have the words to describe how painful for us it is. Just can't stop crying and thinking of her. Perhaps if she had a full life we could have expected it, but the pain would be the same.
Kerry Watkins replied on 14/01/2017 16:13
Kerry Watkins replied on 14/01/2017 16:19
Posted on 14/01/2017 10:28 by moulesySo sorry to read this Kerry. We've never lost a dog at such a young age so I can't begin to imagine what you're feelng, but I do know how heart wrenching it is to lose a beloved companion and what a space they leave in your life when they go. You will always happy memories of your time together though.
Will be thinking of you.
Posted on 14/01/2017 16:19
Thank you so much. She was only just turned three and she gave us so much pleasure and happiness.i can't describe the pain and upset that we feel. We couldn't have any children and she was my first dog I ever had when I had to retire early due to I'll health.she helped me to get better and she was the daughter we could never had. Just wanted the three of us to grow old together and be happy but it wS nt to be. Sorry blabbing on too much now.
Kerry Watkins replied on 14/01/2017 16:22
Posted on 14/01/2017 11:20 by Rocky 2 bucketsKerry, right now the loss is raw, it is a deep grief that doesn't feel it can ever be calmed. It will. In time the thoughts of Scooby will only get stronger but without the pain. You have enjoyed the 2 way love of a Dog, the loyalty that is given without question. Don't feel odd about it, don't listen to the-'it's only a Dog' words from the idiots, it was never 'only a Dog' Scooby was family. Post as much as you like, it isn't you rambling, it's you sharing with folk that not only feel for you but folk that have been in your shoes.
Kerry Watkins replied on 14/01/2017 16:36
Posted on 14/01/2017 12:59 by TinwheelerWe all deal with these things differently, Kerry. I couldn't talk about it at the time but 6-7 months on, I can. It's as Rocky says, the memories and thoughts are strong but the pain eases. You'll get through it and will cherish the good memories you have.
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