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vapor2

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26. We lost our Lily (a 14yr old Yorkie) a few years
Fri Jul 17, 2026, 07:45 PM
7 hrs ago

ago. You will always have them in your heart. We carry the burden that she passed at the Vet and we wish we had brought her home that night.

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This is so bad. [View all] LuckyCharms Thursday OP
Venting is good Lucky...it's a release... MiHale Thursday #1
It's definitely normal to feel intense grief, especially now biophile Thursday #2
Venting is healthy. 🫂 hugs. Srkdqltr Thursday #3
When/if you feel able, might it help to volunteer at a shelter? 3catwoman3 Thursday #4
These are tough times to live through now, Hey Joe Thursday #5
❣️ littlemissmartypants Thursday #6
I'd Adopt justaprogressive Thursday #7
The fear of... 2naSalit Thursday #8
This. PittBlue Thursday #9
I've had dozens SuzyandPuffpuff Thursday #10
It's called trauma, Lucky Niagara Thursday #11
I do hope it gets easier for you. Grief is mysterious; there is no "normal". LoisB Thursday #12
Losing our beloved pets is up there with the worst things that ever happens to people commonly AZJonnie Thursday #13
i am so sorry for your loss. cksmithy Thursday #14
When my heart dog, Alex the most handsome prince of north Columbus passed, it was in the era of yahoo groups irisblue Thursday #15
I am so sorry for your loss. Susan Calvin Thursday #16
Maybe go spend some time with an understanding friend who owns a dog? FakeNoose Thursday #17
So sorry for your pain Tree Lady Thursday #18
I don't know your age or your location, but I wonder if... 1WorldHope Thursday #19
That's a lot of people (in my book dogs, cats, etc. are people too) blue_jay Thursday #20
Nothing not normal here. You have to feel the grief to get through it. Tears cleanse. PatrickforB Thursday #21
Your vessel will see you through this turbulence and any storms arising LuvLoogie Thursday #22
Would your vet be able to recommend a therapist? Marthe48 Thursday #23
My mother died 22 years ago at 86, tired of being ill and ready to go. My poodle Ally, at nine, wasn't ready to go. Bumbles Thursday #24
Sweet Lucky, give yourself more time. You loved your dog and he, you. It is okay to morn. I had a Major Depression when debm55 7 hrs ago #25
We lost our Lily (a 14yr old Yorkie) a few years vapor2 7 hrs ago #26
I get it. No one loves you like your dog. no_hypocrisy 7 hrs ago #27
I am so sorry. Perhaps the therapist can also recommend Ilsa 7 hrs ago #28
I'm so sorry, Lucky. Diamond_Dog 6 hrs ago #29
Many of us pour all/most of our emotions Prairie_Seagull 5 hrs ago #30
My deepest sympathies. Morbius 5 hrs ago #31
Hang in there, brother. You got this. JoseBalow 5 hrs ago #32
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