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Date Posted: 19:30:32 10/15/03 Wed
Author: CCCook
Subject: Re: Wonderful concert, sad news...
In reply to: Sue 's message, "Re: Wonderful concert, sad news..." on 04:16:24 10/12/03 Sun

Thank you for that...

It was a blessing that I got to be there at the end. When Sherlock died, I was called into the vet's office to "talk about Sherlock"...I didn't even get to see him. We also didn't know that we could have had him cremated and perhaps kept his ashes as a memorial...it's possible the service wasn't available [affordably] at the time in my area, but we were so shocked and numb, that we didn't know to ask. With Suzy, we took her to a local funeral home that also handles pets, and she will be cremated and we will take home her ashes in a box inscribed with her name and dates. I'm sure it was better for your cat and my dog that we were able to be there. It did bring me some comfort, and I'm glad she waited till after the concerts...

I'd better stop here before I start rambling and crying [again]!

Thanks so much!

>CC,
>
> I'm so sorry to hear your sad news. Pets touch our
>hearts and bring us a love that is so special. The
>same thing happened to me about a year ago. My ailing
>cat didn't show for dinner, and when I went searching
>for her, I found her as she was dying. I held her in
>my arms for her last minutes of life, and she seemed
>to try and meow at me as she took her last breath.
>I'm glad I found her then. I hope being with Suzy
>during her final moments brought you some peace and
>comfort.
>
>We missed you last night. Ly, dq and I all made it to
>chat. I'm glad your concert went so well, but I am
>sad for you in the same that such a sad event took
>place. I'll be thinking of you.
>
>Sue
>
>
>
>>I'm sorry I missed any of you who came to chat. The
>>concert was wonderful, and I had a magnificent time.
>>Unfortunately, at about 3:45am, I woke up just in time
>>to be with my beautiful, sweet little Suzy as she
>>found her way to Heaven. It was not completely
>>unexpected, as she was 14 years old, but always sad.
>>We all loved her.
>>
>>I just thought you'd want to know. Thanks for all
>>your support.
>>
>>~Vicki

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