Rest in Peace, sweet Lolly

[shais_mom]

I am so so very sorry for your loss Aly.
Please accept my deepest sympathies.
((hugs))

[Tollers-n-Dobes]

I am so sorry, Aly.


You are in my thoughts. (((hugs)))

[ChrisH]

Oh, Aly, I am so sorry.

[delidog]

Oh Aly,
You & Lolly are in Our Thoughts & Prayers...
I remember when you got her...
Rest in Peace Dearest lolly
Godspeed to The Bridge Little One

[aly]

I can't thank you all enough for your words. I've been here several times to read your messages over and over. I just haven't had the strength to reply yet because I get so choked up.

My family and friends have been very supportive, but you guys help me in a different way. In a sense, this might be the closure I needed because you all were here when I first adopted her and I know you all understand how much I really did love her.

It's been two weeks now and I don't feel any better. I get migraines and I'm nauseous almost all the time. I just feel really lost without her. She was just always there and I can't stop looking for her. I hate the fact that we're separated. I thought we'd always be together.

There will never ever be another dog like her. Not only did she understand my every word, but my facial expressions and body language too. She protected me and kept her eyes on me all the time. Even the times when she was really sick and laying in the clinic hardly able to walk, her eyes would still be bright and alert and they'd follow me wherever I went.

I tried everything I could, but I feel like I failed her. She wasn't supposed to leave me yet.

[pitc9]

I tried everything I could, but I feel like I failed her. She wasn't supposed to leave me yet.

You did not fail her, you did all you could and you were her best friend and you always will be.


She'll be with you forever.
{{{hugs}}}

[Sudilar]

Aly, she will live on forever in your heart. Hugs

[Rachel]

In a sense, this might be the closure I needed because you all were here when I first adopted her and I know you all understand how much I really did love her. .........

I thought we'd always be together.

There will never ever be another dog like her. Not only did she understand my every word, but my facial expressions and body language too. She protected me and kept her eyes on me all the time. Even the times when she was really sick and laying in the clinic hardly able to walk, her eyes would still be bright and alert and they'd follow me wherever I went.

I tried everything I could, but I feel like I failed her. She wasn't supposed to leave me yet.

Aly, I am just seeing this heartbreaking news now, and being one of the ones who was here when you first adopted her and having shared those *tales and tymes* Phred spoke of, and having loved Lolly from afar I feel the pain that comes with such sad news. I picked out some parts of your post to quote above, because I could have written them about my Bailey in 1995. It will be 12 years at the end of this month that she passed. I miss her as much today as I did then. I don't know what to say to help ease your pain. Somehow you do manage to get through the bleak days.

Thank you for sharing this with us. It confirms that you know we genuinely cared for your little ones. I saw you posted some other news in a different thread, which I shall read soon, but I just need to absorb this for the time being. {{{hugs}}}