Thunder

[trayi52]

So glad to hear Thunder went peacefully. Now he can run, and play free of pain at the bridge.

I am sorry for your loss, but you know it was the only good thing you could do for him.

Hugs,
Willie

[Danegirl2208]

I am so sorry Rest in peace sweet boy..

[Taz_Zoee]

I am so sorry about Thunder. Please know you did do the right thing. And mom, Thunder was probably very happy that you were in there with the rest of the family when he went to the bridge.
Just think of him when he was a young pup. That's how he is right now and will remain forever.

RIP Thunder
and hugs to the family.

[luvofallhorses]

I am so very sorry for your loss, Alicia. (((HUGS))) you will be in my thoughts.

[Genny]

I am sorry buttercup, buttercup's mom and to the rest of your family..I know it's hard but believe it or not it will get easier as time goes by. take care

[Alysser]

I am so sorry, Alicia. We know how much you loved him. (((hugs))) RIP Thunder.

[anna_66]

I am so very sorry to hear that your sweet Thunder is gone
I too know how hard it is to send them on their way.

Run Happy and Free at the RB Thunder.

[AdoreMyDogs]

I'm so sorry for your loss of Thunder. I know how hard it is. It hurts so bad. The pain will never go away, I still cry at the loss of my heart dog, Graham, and it's been 1.5 years, but it does get better. It gets to where you can think about him and it won't make you cry, sometimes it'll make you laugh.

I wish you quick healing, and I wish Thunder happy, pain free times at the Rainbow Bridge.

[BC_MoM]

I hope you're doing alright, Alicia. <3

[kimlovescats]

RIP, sweet Thunder!

Hugs,
Kim

[caseysmom]

RIP Thunder play hard at the bridge.

[Canis-Lupess]

Hi Lorn.

I felt empty...like a zombie..after I had our Mist pts a year ago. She had been my 13th birthday present and was nearly 15 so went through all my teens and most of my 20s with me also. Fortunately, she didn't suffer for long, she only took the bad turn the day before we had her put down.

*Mops eyes*...

Anyway, she never lost her appetite and wolfed down her very last meal which I'm glad about. She went with a full tummy, lol.
I also stayed with her when the vet did the deed because I couldn't bear leaving her on her own in her final moments. Seeing that life disappear out of her eyes as she went unconscious will never leave me. It haunts me to this day. I knew that was it and I was never going to see her alive again. I did feel like I was giving up on her and letting her down. Still, something else happened to a human family member which helps me feel a bit differently.

My nan had a major stroke in August last year and has been not much more than a vegetable ever since. The number of phonecalls we recieved saying she was really bad and everyone trying to prepare and then she'd improve again and then another bad turn and just up and down, up and down for months...until the 8th of this month when it finally came to an end. Nearly 5 months of her just laying there not really being aware and laying in a state of total indignity.
Before the stroke, she was a very strongly opinionated type who was very much against people being kept alive in such states when there was no hope of recovery and even wrote a living will to not be kept alive if this should happen to her but there was too much grey area and confusion over the will and so she ended up remaining in this state for all those months for no reason other than to finally die at the end of it anyway.

It makes me realise that our Mist didn't have to suffer in the way my nan did and it was also emotionally draining for family members...just waiting for her to finally pass on because we knew it was the best we could hope for her and what she would have wanted.

For this reason, our elderly pets who become ill beyond hope have it better than humans who become ill beyond hope. Thats how I know you did the right thing and I'm sure everyone else here will agree.

[shais_mom]

so sorry for your loss.

[sammy101]

I'm so sorry for your loss

R.I.P Thunder
{{{hugs}}}