My baby boy has gone to the Rainbow Bridge

[Medusa]

It sometimes takes us longer than others to get over the loss of a pet. When my dog Daisy died, I slept w/her collar under my pillow and saved the tissues that I cried into for years. You'll know when you're finally ready to let it go. Might I suggest, though, that it appears you have another cat, Nina. Lavish her w/lots of TLC right now. It'll help you and she probably needs it, wondering what's wrong w/her mom and feeling sad that she can't do much about it.

Blessings,
Mary

[trayi52]

I'm so sorry about your loss of Chuck, I know it has been two months, but it still hurts.

R.I.P. dear sweet Chuck.

Willie

[aki]

Thanks guys. Nina is actually our Chihuahua and she acts like she has no idea that he is even gone. LOL! I think she is digging all the undivided attention actually. But I know what you mean. Chuck was like my son and the loss is devastating. I have better days, like today. But last night I bawled all night again. Thanks for all the thoughts. It really means a lot, you have no idea.

~Aki

[Kirsten]

I'm very sorry you have lost Chuck.

To get over my Katz's death (and I'm just wondering if "getting over it" is the appropriate choice of words) took me much longer than 2 months, even though I got Luna 5 weeks later. Having Luna around helped a lot, but she didn't replace Katz.

Maybe some day, your heart will be open for another feline friend?

R.I.P. Chuck

Kirsten

[kb2yjx]

It is so hard to lose a good friend that loved you unconditionally, and was always there for you. You will find comfort in the memories that you have of Chuck. Over the years, we have lost several cats, there is not a day that goes by that I do not think about those wonderful creatures. Sleep softly, sweet Chuck...