greggdrews
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Sorry to hear Jimmy
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Tried avoiding posting in here for awhile because I was trying to stay as positive as I could but here's what I posted on my Facebook.
Dakota,
I'm writing this as you lay on lap sleeping for the last time tonight, because I've heard it helps to write your thoughts down. I don't think there's anything that could help mend my broken heart right now. You've been the best/easiest dog anyone could ask for, for almost 11 years now. I only hope that I gave you enough love while you were here. Tomorrow will be the hardest day of my life and we both know I've been through a lot. I've been dreading making this decision for a very long time, but I promised myself I would not be selfish and hang onto you longer than I should just for my benefit. I trusted you to tell me when it was time and I truly believe you have. I can see it in your eyes and on your face. I can see how exhausted you are all the time and that you're ready. I just wish I was ready with you, but I know I would never be ready. People always say to love you and think about the good times I've had with you but I never imagined how hard this would be. I just have to remind myself it's never goodbye only I'll see you later. I'm dreading my alarm going off tomorrow morning if I even sleep tonight because I know what it's going to mean. I hope that I've given you the best life you could have ever wanted. Some people say that you're just a dog, but you're much more than that to me. You were my first dog, not just a family pet, but my dog and you've been much more than a dog. You've been my family for almost 11 years. I remember reading a story about why dogs don't live as long as humans and that's because they don't need as long to learn how to love. You've given me nothing but love. I'll never forget you or replace you. I'll get more dogs but none of them will be a replacement for you, you will always be apart of me. I love you Dakota.
Well everyone I must apologize. I'm kind of at a loss and not really sure what to think. We arrived and the vet this morning knowing it was time to say goodbye to Dakota, but the vet he saw (the first time he has seen this Dr.) had other ideas. It's really tough to know how to think because he's seen 3 vets and none of them really have the same diagnosis on what is going on. The vet today wants to do further testing before we make the ultimate decision. Like I said I'm not exactly sure how to feel, because I know my dog better than they do, but at a time like that of course I'm going to want to do anything possible. Again I apologize for my post last night for jumping the gun, but I had decided he told me it was time, but with the emotions I had going this morning I guess we thought otherwise. Now it's time to be hopeful for the best and that we get much more time with him than expected. Thank you for all the kind words last night it means a lot.Tried avoiding posting in here for awhile because I was trying to stay as positive as I could but here's what I posted on my Facebook.
Dakota,
I'm writing this as you lay on lap sleeping for the last time tonight, because I've heard it helps to write your thoughts down. I don't think there's anything that could help mend my broken heart right now. You've been the best/easiest dog anyone could ask for, for almost 11 years now. I only hope that I gave you enough love while you were here. Tomorrow will be the hardest day of my life and we both know I've been through a lot. I've been dreading making this decision for a very long time, but I promised myself I would not be selfish and hang onto you longer than I should just for my benefit. I trusted you to tell me when it was time and I truly believe you have. I can see it in your eyes and on your face. I can see how exhausted you are all the time and that you're ready. I just wish I was ready with you, but I know I would never be ready. People always say to love you and think about the good times I've had with you but I never imagined how hard this would be. I just have to remind myself it's never goodbye only I'll see you later. I'm dreading my alarm going off tomorrow morning if I even sleep tonight because I know what it's going to mean. I hope that I've given you the best life you could have ever wanted. Some people say that you're just a dog, but you're much more than that to me. You were my first dog, not just a family pet, but my dog and you've been much more than a dog. You've been my family for almost 11 years. I remember reading a story about why dogs don't live as long as humans and that's because they don't need as long to learn how to love. You've given me nothing but love. I'll never forget you or replace you. I'll get more dogs but none of them will be a replacement for you, you will always be apart of me. I love you Dakota.
Well everyone I must apologize. I'm kind of at a loss and not really sure what to think. We arrived and the vet this morning knowing it was time to say goodbye to Dakota, but the vet he saw (the first time he has seen this Dr.) had other ideas. It's really tough to know how to think because he's seen 3 vets and none of them really have the same diagnosis on what is going on. The vet today wants to do further testing before we make the ultimate decision. Like I said I'm not exactly sure how to feel, because I know my dog better than they do, but at a time like that of course I'm going to want to do anything possible. Again I apologize for my post last night for jumping the gun, but I had decided he told me it was time, but with the emotions I had going this morning I guess we thought otherwise. Now it's time to be hopeful for the best and that we get much more time with him than expected. Thank you for all the kind words last night it means a lot.
Must have been the steak he had last night. Steak makes things better!Well everyone I must apologize. I'm kind of at a loss and not really sure what to think. We arrived and the vet this morning knowing it was time to say goodbye to Dakota, but the vet he saw (the first time he has seen this Dr.) had other ideas. It's really tough to know how to think because he's seen 3 vets and none of them really have the same diagnosis on what is going on. The vet today wants to do further testing before we make the ultimate decision. Like I said I'm not exactly sure how to feel, because I know my dog better than they do, but at a time like that of course I'm going to want to do anything possible. Again I apologize for my post last night for jumping the gun, but I had decided he told me it was time, but with the emotions I had going this morning I guess we thought otherwise. Now it's time to be hopeful for the best and that we get much more time with him than expected. Thank you for all the kind words last night it means a lot.
I appreciate that Fup. It means a lot. Just a bit of a roller coaster over the past 2 days.Jimmy there's no apologies necessary. I've been through the same thing it's good that you got doctors who are willing to tell you that there's a chance And you can have mentally prepared for the worst so have some renewed optimism and hope that maybe science and the doctors will be able to provide you and your dog some more memories to share
At least yours doesn't bark at every doorbell on the TV as well.Probably could have put this in the rant of the day thread, but for all of us dog owners, can commercials/tv shows please stop having smoke detectors go off loudly on them. Man it makes my dog start shaking and freak out. Newest culprit is that Amazon echo commercial. Ugh.