Guest guest Posted June 2, 2008 Report Share Posted June 2, 2008 Hi Tammatha, In response to your statement "(Funny how as I write this, he has made his way to my side here at the computer, like he used to .... maybe the colloidal silver is starting to work or he knows I am talking about him?)" The colloidal silver is starting to work. Hugs, oleander soup , "Kelly DiBacco" <mkasj wrote:>> Tammatha,> > Thank you for your kind words. He definitely is my "once in a lifetime dog." We have been very blessed to have him as a member of our family. My 3 children have loved being able to have Pomo be a part of their growing years. Now they spend their time respecting his senior days. (Funny how as I write this, he has made his way to my side here at the computer, like he used to .... maybe the colloidal silver is starting to work or he knows I am talking about him?)> > After having children, I have learned that my dog is not my child but he is definitely a part of our family and with that comes the responsibility that he, like the rest of us, deserves a life that is filled with quality. I think what becomes so difficult is when friends, family, etc. who are really not animal people, see a dog who is so old and may need a little help here and there and automatically think he should be put down. I try to be objective but at the same time, I have known him for 17 years and only pray I am doing what is always in his best interest....> > I am sorry to hear of your dog passing. I know it must have been very sad. Again, thank you.> > Kelly> > > > > > - > Tammatha > oleander soup > Sunday, June 01, 2008 2:47 PM> [sPAM] Re: [sPAM] The Pointer Pup> > > > Dear Kelly,> So sorry to hear it (the borrowed time), for me it was the most difficult of all my dogs to let go...my last one I mentioned that went last Christmas. We all love all our pups but there is always that "once in a lifetime dog" and she was mine. I find it to be the most emotionally trying thing...to let a beloved dog go. I wish you and your doggie well in spirit & health. It sounds like you are a wonderful dog parent.> > Tammatha> - > Kelly DiBacco > oleander soup > Sunday, June 01, 2008 7:22 AM> Re: [sPAM] Re: Sun Damage, or skin burns> > > > HI Tammatha,> > Thank you for your response. My intention is to keep it worth it for my old guy to keep on living. We are certainly on borrowed time.> > Kelly> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 2, 2008 Report Share Posted June 2, 2008 Kelly, I had a feeling Pomo is your "once in a lifetime dog". I know what you mean by family & friends (that aren't doggie people) not understanding what it is to have an old dog and when they don't really know him like yourself. I believe we have heard other dog people say this..."that they tell you when it is time" and you also know in your being when that time is, obviously Pomo isn't ready. I knew with my girl that when she stood in the way back of the property (I have 2 acres) and just stayed there. It was time, see she was my velcro dog(never left my side). Strangely it was where I planned to bury her. Oh how I miss her little being...treasure the moments left which I'm sure you are. Tammatha - Kelly DiBacco oleander soup Sunday, June 01, 2008 5:33 PM Re: [sPAM] Re: [sPAM] The Pointer Pup Tammatha, Thank you for your kind words. He definitely is my "once in a lifetime dog." We have been very blessed to have him as a member of our family. My 3 children have loved being able to have Pomo be a part of their growing years. Now they spend their time respecting his senior days. (Funny how as I write this, he has made his way to my side here at the computer, like he used to .... maybe the colloidal silver is starting to work or he knows I am talking about him?) After having children, I have learned that my dog is not my child but he is definitely a part of our family and with that comes the responsibility that he, like the rest of us, deserves a life that is filled with quality. I think what becomes so difficult is when friends, family, etc. who are really not animal people, see a dog who is so old and may need a little help here and there and automatically think he should be put down. I try to be objective but at the same time, I have known him for 17 years and only pray I am doing what is always in his best interest.... I am sorry to hear of your dog passing. I know it must have been very sad. Again, thank you. Kelly - Tammatha oleander soup Sunday, June 01, 2008 2:47 PM [sPAM] Re: [sPAM] The Pointer Pup Dear Kelly, So sorry to hear it (the borrowed time), for me it was the most difficult of all my dogs to let go...my last one I mentioned that went last Christmas. We all love all our pups but there is always that "once in a lifetime dog" and she was mine. I find it to be the most emotionally trying thing...to let a beloved dog go. I wish you and your doggie well in spirit & health. It sounds like you are a wonderful dog parent. Tammatha - Kelly DiBacco oleander soup Sunday, June 01, 2008 7:22 AM Re: [sPAM] Re: Sun Damage, or skin burns HI Tammatha, Thank you for your response. My intention is to keep it worth it for my old guy to keep on living. We are certainly on borrowed time. Kelly Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 2, 2008 Report Share Posted June 2, 2008 Hi , I'm going to get some CS for my pup too. Thank you~ Tammatha - May oleander soup Sunday, June 01, 2008 6:17 PM [sPAM] Re: [sPAM] The Pointer Pup Hi Tammatha, In response to your statement "(Funny how as I write this, he has made his way to my side here at the computer, like he used to .... maybe the colloidal silver is starting to work or he knows I am talking about him?)" The colloidal silver is starting to work. Hugs, oleander soup , "Kelly DiBacco" <mkasj wrote:>> Tammatha,> > Thank you for your kind words. He definitely is my "once in a lifetime dog." We have been very blessed to have him as a member of our family. My 3 children have loved being able to have Pomo be a part of their growing years. Now they spend their time respecting his senior days. (Funny how as I write this, he has made his way to my side here at the computer, like he used to .... maybe the colloidal silver is starting to work or he knows I am talking about him?)> > After having children, I have learned that my dog is not my child but he is definitely a part of our family and with that comes the responsibility that he, like the rest of us, deserves a life that is filled with quality. I think what becomes so difficult is when friends, family, etc. who are really not animal people, see a dog who is so old and may need a little help he! re and there and automatically think he should be put down. I try to be objective but at the same time, I have known him for 17 years and only pray I am doing what is always in his best interest....> > I am sorry to hear of your dog passing. I know it must have been very sad. Again, thank you.> > Kelly> > > > > > - > Tammatha > oleander soup > Sunday, June 01, 2008 2:47 PM> [sPAM] Re: [sPAM] The Pointer Pup> > > > Dear Kelly,> So sorry to hear it (the borrowed time), for me it was the most difficult of all my dogs to let go...my last one I mentioned that went last Christmas. We all love all our pups but there is always that "once in a lifetime dog" and she was mine. I find it to be the most emotionally trying thing...to let a beloved dog go. I wish you ! and your doggie well in spirit & health. It sounds like you are a wonderful dog parent.> > Tammatha> - > Kelly DiBacco > oleander soup > Sunday, June 01, 2008 7:22 AM> Re: [sPAM] Re: Sun Damage, or skin burns> > > > HI Tammatha,> > Thank you for your response. My intention is to keep it worth it for my old guy to keep on living. We are certainly on borrowed time.> > Kelly> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Recommended Posts
Join the conversation
You are posting as a guest. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account.
Note: Your post will require moderator approval before it will be visible.