Another one waiting for me at the Rainbow Bridge

Iggy,
Sorry for your loss. I had to do the same with my dog-----------hardest thing I ever had to do; still brings tears to my eyes.

wyo-man
 
I hope your gonna be OK.I'm not good with words but I sure understand what your going through.Dang.............

DG
 
Thanks for the support folks.
Having friends that understand means a lot when your hurtin'

Walter o, thanks for the poem, that helps.

Iggy
 
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For those not familiar, Google "The Rainbow Bridge".

I have the poem framed and can almost recite it by heart.

Great story for pet lovers.
 
I feel like BamaBiker. Sorry, Iggy. Doing the right thing doesn't make it hurt any less.
Vaya con Dios, Heather. John
 
I know your pain Iggy, about a week ago we said goodbye our beloved dog Max and it sure has left a big 'ol hole in our lives. In time the memories you have of Heather will bring a smile instead of a tear. Until then, hang in there...
 
Sorry for your loss Iggy.I had to do the same thing a month ago.
Wasn't any easier than the last time.
But that won't stop me from getting another.
 
We all feel your pain.

Making sure a dear dog-friend end its suffering quickly may be the right thing to do, but doesn't make it easy to do though.

God Bless You for doing the right thing, and God Bless Heather for being the great companion she was. She'll be with fine company while she patiantly and happily long awaits the reunion. She'll understand when you take your time - dogs are understanding about that and many other things.

Peace,
 
Sorry about the loss of Heather. You did what had to be done, a dignified merciful end for a beloved family member. You will always have the memories.

Bob and Randy from Augusta, GA
 
Perhaps if you can look at this as the last act of kindness you are doing for Heather, after a lifetime of kind acts done for her that may help some. I hope so, I never envy anyone who has to go through the act of sending their pet away.
 
Iggy, Heather appreciates all you've ever done for her, including this last act of releasing her from her wracked body. Still and all, you have my sincerest condolences because it's not easy on those left behind.
 
Doing the right thing doesn't make it hurt any less.

Isn't that the truth. Sorry to hear about this. I hate these threads but it seems like we all need them at one time or another. Heather will be waiting for you and your memories of her will always be with you until you are reunited. Until the passage of time helps to ease the pain, remember Heather as she would want you to.
 
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