Andrea Chapman

Originally Posted by Lesley Earing

We had to have Ben put to sleep this morning. He woke me up in the middle of the night and was acting a bit odd. I rubbed his tummy gently and he seemed to like that. I was hoping it was constipation and that I was going to put it right. But by the morning things had not improved. We took him in the car, he jumped in all ok and jumped out at the vets. You would never have guessed that he was bleeding internally again. The vet said that the tuma had detatched itself and was bleeding into his stomach and it was best for him to be put out of his pain. We have brought him home and spent the morning burying him in the garden. The house seems so empty without him. I keep expecting him to follow me about. I am off to bed to have a good cry

Oh lesley I'm so sorry, the poor mite must have been in terrible pain, you did all you could for him but it was right that you ended his misery when you did, and of course your home is going to feel empty for a while and you will feel lost without him, but try to remember the many lovely moments he has given you and savour them, time is a wonderful healer, my heart goes out to you and your family.xxx

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Oh, Lesley.

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Thank you your all so kind. xxxxxxx I am struggling with washing things that he has laid on, like my duvet. I feel like a traitor that I am getting rid of every trace of him. I will have to wash it tommorow though. Keep putting it off. Duvet will get up on its own soon and walk down to washing machine. xxxxxx

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Andrea Chapman

Aww poor your, Lesley, do'nt feel like a traitor, you can never wash the lovely memories of him away, they are already stored in your heart to draw on any time you need, I must admit i've always kept a memento of my dogs, usually their collars, of which |I have a few now, bearing in mind I've fostered a lot of dogs that were hospice dogs. it's just a little something, but it's practical, and could be used again if needed, although I never have yet! I feel for you.xx

Liz Harrison

Oh Lesley I'm so sorry. Its always so hard losing a loved family member . Sending healing hugs and kind thooghts your way xxxx

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Pam Evans

Lesley - I'm so sorry to hear about Ben. I've never had dogs, but I have a 14 year old cat called Gizmo and I am dreading the day when I lose her. I have lost a couple of cats over the years and it is heart breaking. Animals are so comforting. They never criticise, they just take you for what you are.

All I can see is that you have your memories and photos. I know that won't help at the moment, but in time - It will. You WILL be able to look back and smile at how he made you feel.

Soo sorry

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