feeling sad

Polmop

timetosayenough wrote: »

Polmop, hugs to you. I picked my girl up this afternoon. Vet said on Sunday it would be a week so when I got the phone call I got upset. Had geared myself up to pick her up next week. But do you know since I've bought her home I feel at peace. She's back here with me.
I talked to her coming back in the car and I've been talking to her since.

Put her to rest when you feel ready. There's no rush. I'm going to scatter her where we scattered mums ashes. Plus Blue Cross charity do lockets where you can put some of the ash into the locket and wear it next to your skin. So I'm going to do that as well. I found it on Amazon.

Thinking of you Polmop xxxxx

How are you feeling, i know what you mean about feeling calmer.
We brought her home last night and i put her in the window and i had a glass of wine (actually turned into the bottle).
I feel a lot better today.

timetosayenough

Hi Polmop,

I feel better today too, still sad but happy that she's back here. Good for you having bottle of wine, probably did you good. I'm a carer for my father so no alcohol for me:laugh: x

teddysmum

Have you thought of asking for a sign ?
I had friends do this, but tried with my last two to go.


In Izzy's case, I was in the car when a yellow balloon came from nowhere,touched the car bonnet and blew high into the sky.


While Monty was at the vets with my husband, I walked the other two dogs in the park and asked at what I knew was his appointed time, and a springer he was a springer like cavalier, bust into our path from some bushes.


It could be co-incidence but nice to think it's not.