I'm grieving over a cat.

MrMaryLou · 2005-11-05, 08:39 PM

Sorry to hear the news Bill

sue-fl · 2005-11-05, 09:10 PM

So sorry Bill to hear about Luce. Any one that has animals knows your pain. They are part of the family, and it's very painful. Hope you and your wife feel better real soon. You gave Luce a long and happy life and thats what is important to remember now. Take care.

MrYum · 2005-11-05, 10:17 PM

Bill, my most sincere condolences

Many years ago, Boomer...the cocker spaniel that was with me before Einstein...contacted lymphoma. After almost a year on doggie chemo, his quality of life was gone...his breathing was labored...he was lethargic. I kept questioning my decision to end his pain as I drove him to the vet. But, when the vet administered the shot of diazepam...as I gently stroked Boomer's head and spoke to him...Boomer looked directly into my eyes...and reached up slightly to lick the end of my nose...before his head fell softly into my hands. I like to think that final momentary gaze into my eyes and the little nose lick was his way of thanking me for a good life and for ending his suffering.

Damn, I still get misty when I recall those final moments. I do feel your pain bro...the pain never really goes away, but you do learn to live with it.

You absolutely did the right thing for that deer. Ending the poor creature's suffering was the only humane thing to do.

docholly · 2005-11-05, 10:31 PM

I'm sorry to hear of your loss Bill. I'm sure those moments you spent with Luce will be some of your fondest memories and the fact that your 'final' memory was one of holding him as he peacefully went in to that great catnip haven.

Perhaps somewhere there is a deer telling a cat about a gentle man who eased her pain so she could once again run free.

2005-11-05, 08:39 PM	#1
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2005-11-05, 10:17 PM	#3
MrYum Arghhhh...submit yer sites ya ruddy swabs! Join Date: May 2004 Location: Sunny Florida! Posts: 5,108	Bill, my most sincere condolences Many years ago, Boomer...the cocker spaniel that was with me before Einstein...contacted lymphoma. After almost a year on doggie chemo, his quality of life was gone...his breathing was labored...he was lethargic. I kept questioning my decision to end his pain as I drove him to the vet. But, when the vet administered the shot of diazepam...as I gently stroked Boomer's head and spoke to him...Boomer looked directly into my eyes...and reached up slightly to lick the end of my nose...before his head fell softly into my hands. I like to think that final momentary gaze into my eyes and the little nose lick was his way of thanking me for a good life and for ending his suffering. Damn, I still get misty when I recall those final moments. I do feel your pain bro...the pain never really goes away, but you do learn to live with it. You absolutely did the right thing for that deer. Ending the poor creature's suffering was the only humane thing to do. __________________ Porno Flixxx Submissions SOTI Site Submissions Free Porn Resource Submissions

2005-11-05, 10:31 PM	#4
docholly Nothing funnier than the ridiculous faces you people make mid-coitus Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Sin-City USA Posts: 4,973	I'm sorry to hear of your loss Bill. I'm sure those moments you spent with Luce will be some of your fondest memories and the fact that your 'final' memory was one of holding him as he peacefully went in to that great catnip haven. Perhaps somewhere there is a deer telling a cat about a gentle man who eased her pain so she could once again run free. __________________ Support Indie Porn Sites OMGoddess You know you need some Bling!!

2005-11-05, 09:10 PM	#2
sue-fl You can now put whatever you want in this space :) Join Date: May 2005 Location: Florida Posts: 2,837	So sorry Bill to hear about Luce. Any one that has animals knows your pain. They are part of the family, and it's very painful. Hope you and your wife feel better real soon. You gave Luce a long and happy life and thats what is important to remember now. Take care.