oh, so sorry to hear! our hearts go out to you. I hear Riggles wheezing softly in the background as I type this and while he can be inconvenient at some times I know I'll be inconsolable when his time comes. hugs to you all, Mod Betty
Dan, I am so sorry to hear this. I can empathize since it was one year ago yesterday that we lost our beloved rat terrier (who looked very much like Maizie) and it was devastating. The pain was as intense as when I lost my father; they are truly part of the family. I didn't think I'd ever adjust (I kept thinking she was still sitting in her favorite spots), but somehow the healing came. I'm glad I got to meet and pet Maizie. You all will be in my prayers.
Jim - yeah I kind of imagine her running through the clouds
Kirk - Yeah they are like little people. We were lucky in that we had 3 great months after her diagnosis to spend quality time and get to say goodbye. That is the one thing that has mitigated our loss.
I’m just now catching up on my blog reading. Deb and I are saddened about Maizie and we’re very sorry for your loss. It was nice to finally get the chance to meet her last year after seeing pictures of her thru the years. Hang in there.
I'm so sorry about Maizie, Dan.
ReplyDeleteIt must be really hard for you right now.
Sending you positive vibes.
She appears to have had a good innings, Dan; bless 'er heart!
ReplyDeleteCondolences and best wishes from another grateful Canadian reader.
I'm very sorry.
ReplyDeletethanks everyone. I don't usually get too personal on my blog but she has been my constant companion for almost 10 years. She was my little buddy.
ReplyDeleteI am so sorry to hear the news, never an easy thing to go thru.
ReplyDeleteI am so sorry to hear this. You have my sympathy and positive mana.
ReplyDeleteSo sorry. :( Rest in peace Maizie. xoxo
ReplyDeleteSo sorry about your loss. Our special friends mean so much, but they never really leave
ReplyDeleteoh, so sorry to hear! our hearts go out to you. I hear Riggles wheezing softly in the background as I type this and while he can be inconvenient at some times I know I'll be inconsolable when his time comes. hugs to you all, Mod Betty
ReplyDeleteyeah it is pretty weird to come home and not have her here. we love our buddies
ReplyDeleteSorry for your loss. She is now running in the Elysian fields.
ReplyDeleteJim Rash.
Dan, I am so sorry to hear this. I can empathize since it was one year ago yesterday that we lost our beloved rat terrier (who looked very much like Maizie) and it was devastating. The pain was as intense as when I lost my father; they are truly part of the family. I didn't think I'd ever adjust (I kept thinking she was still sitting in her favorite spots), but somehow the healing came.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad I got to meet and pet Maizie. You all will be in my prayers.
Jim - yeah I kind of imagine her running through the clouds
ReplyDeleteKirk - Yeah they are like little people. We were lucky in that we had 3 great months after her diagnosis to spend quality time and get to say goodbye. That is the one thing that has mitigated our loss.
My heart aches for your loss. Be well, and take comfort with your memories of a good friend and your wonderful art.
ReplyDeleteI’m just now catching up on my blog reading. Deb and I are saddened about Maizie and we’re very sorry for your loss. It was nice to finally get the chance to meet her last year after seeing pictures of her thru the years. Hang in there.
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