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Houstonsmom
09-17-2006, 06:55 PM
I am new to this site and just recently lost one of my beloved Boxers. Roxie would have been 14yrs old on November 9th. We had her put to rest on September 8th. Roxie had a nasal tumor that was not curable and would take her life. Roxie bled from her mouth and each time it happened it lasted longer. This was diagnosed two weeks before we let her go, she had three episodes of bleeding badly the third one being on the day we had her put to sleep. This little white bundle of love never weighed more than 42lbs her whole life, whata littlelspit-fire she was. Roxie was loving and loyal till the end, she loved every baby we brought into the house. Roxie out lived her Brother Dylan that we had put to sleep three years ago, he had a tumor on his spine, he was loosing his ability to walk. We have always said we would do what was right for our babies, not hold onto them because we couldn't let go. Well, we have done that in two instances now and I still pray everyday we have done the right thing. I hope we have, even though for us the pain is unbearable at times, we didn't want them to have any pain. It has to be about them, not us. I keep telling myself that. I have rattled on far too long, forgive me. I love theese babies with every fiber of my being, when it is time for them to move on , I feel so empty. However, how lucky we have been to have experienced such unconditional love and devotion. Until we meet again my sweet angels. Mommy and Daddy love you................Forever.

dlaura
09-17-2006, 09:16 PM
I am sorry to read of your loss. Bless you for thinking of Roxie and allowing her to go to be free of pain. While it is hard to let them go, it always helps to recall how unconditionally they loved us while here.

paws4prayer
09-17-2006, 10:51 PM
I'm so sorry for the loss you've experienced. Your words reveal much about the depth and purity of your love for your animal companions. While it is human nature to second guess ourselves, trust that your decision came from the most pure and unselfish intentions. It sounds like you had 14 amazing years with Roxie, and that she was a very special girl. The pain of such a loss is staggering. But love is eternal, and you will see her and your other beloved animal companions again someday, refreshed, restored, and in the fullness of joy in God's kingdom. I pray you find consolation in the happy memories of the many good years you had together. As she lived to love you and please you, surely she would want for you to remember her with a smile....

Hang in there, HoustonsMom. All will be well...

rstowe
09-18-2006, 08:10 AM
Sorry for your loss. The decision you made is one of the hardest ones you'll have to make but it is done with the best intentions. As long as you take into consideration what is best for your pet you are doing the right thing.

Wishing you and yours the best and you are in our thoughts