Newhere
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I'm sorry you lost your friend
Can we all chip in and help get that book for you, I'll put ten bucks in.
Can we all chip in and help get that book for you, I'll put ten bucks in.
I'm sorry you lost your friend
Can we all chip in and help get that book for you, I'll put ten bucks in.
Not usually one to comment on loss threads, but this one is very different. I can imagine how protective you became of that lacie as time went on, and I can see how she would have become a primary focus for your care, so it's always a hard thing to find you just can't do any more. I'd say that she just finally succumbed to the inevitable, given the obvious ravages of that terrible condition. Hasn't happened to me with any reptile, but I'm old enough to have had a few dogs (and our dogs have always been very much family members) which deteriorate as they age, and it's a deeply sad time when they have to go. All I can say is that time is a great healer, and the value of the life of your little mate to you will become clearer as you go on. I've found that the best antidote to ongoing sadness is to get a squishy new puppy to focus on - not to replace the one just gone (you can never do that) but to give you a new focus... although the loss is awful when it happens, the accumulated joys over the years far outweigh any negatives, and if you've always done your best (as you obviously have done here), you know you couldn't have done any more than you did...
Jamie
Well now I have to buy the books she's in. Both Dr Danny Browns book and Dr Robert Johnson's. only problem, is Danny's book is around $300 not sure how much Roberts book is.
Sorry you lost her mate.
Would someone mind linking the thread about her.
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