22-12-2020, 12:37 AM
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Re: Rosie
Originally Posted by pauline3
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Thanks Mups,..so you have also been through it, I never knew you lost Izzy, how old was she?...I think , because it happened all so very quickly, I feel I’m still in shock, I didn’t realise what a huge impact it has had on me, chihuahuas are one of the most loving breed, she was so full of character and love, I know I will get over it, but at the moment I’m just moping around, my cleaning has taken a nose dive, I’ve been on here a lot,to take my mind off it....she certainly left a deep paw print in my heart,
Iz was a few days before her 10th birthday, Pauline.
And like you said, it all happened so quickly, I too, was in shock.
She was out for a nice walk, and collapsed.
I did write about it at the time.
https://www.over50sforum.com/showthread.php?t=66603
22-12-2020, 07:30 AM
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Re: Rosie
Oh dear,I’m sorry about Izzy,..., my losing Rosie has probably brought those memories back,... then I wrote about the card and locket of hair,..I hope it didn’t cause you to much pain, also Maverick who lost his dog ,..apologises also,.... time is a healer I guess,..... there is no escape from grief, we all have to go through it at some time ,part and parcel of life....
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