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Originally Posted by blackie007
oh gosh, darren, tears are rolling down my cheeks now. I am terrible when it comes to saying the right words at such moments, I'm one of those that cries instead of speak intelligently.
So all I'm able to say is, Bell is at peace now, she lived a happy 10 months with you. It was her happiest day when you found her, and I am sure she whispered a goodbye & thank you to you before you left her at the boarding.
My heart goes out to you, Darren. Be strong. {{{hugs}}}
RIP, dearest Bell girl. You'll always be in our memory as the gal who fought the good fight, and lived life to the fullest despite your "disabilities".
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Thanks Blackie007,
She thought us a lesson on how to enjoy life and forget all the imperfect self.
To recoup some of the moments, day she was spayed few months ago, Dr. told us she needs at least 3 hours b4 she wakes up again from sedative. So we anticipated peace for 3 hours. Instead, its not even 30 minutes she started to stand up like a drunken amok master in the car back seat. Oh well, we thought. That is nothing compared to her previous operation room experience before.
She is at peace, at her new home now on the top of the hill, overlooking us.