This postsecret breaks my heart!
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This postsecret breaks my heart! |
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Posts: 7577 (09/15/2009 4:15 PM) |
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I move the stars for no one |
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Posts: 6592 (09/15/2009 4:16 PM) |
That made me cry.
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 Valerie Me |
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Posts: 33504 (09/15/2009 4:16 PM) |
That made me sad.
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PinkynStinky4 |
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Posts: 982 (09/15/2009 4:17 PM) |
I knew before I opened this thread that this would be the postsecret. I read them last night and seriously teared up. Sooo sad.
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Posts: 42544 (09/15/2009 4:18 PM) |
That seriously just made me cry. I had to put my dog to sleep a few years ago and I remember him looking back at me as he was going into the room. That image
is just so fresh in my head all over again.
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hollandl |
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Posts: 33 (09/15/2009 4:19 PM) |
Yes, a real tearjerker. |
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KDreamer |
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Posts: 12523 (09/15/2009 4:20 PM) |
I am going today to put down a friends dog. She isnt strong enough to go in the room, so I volunteered. I figure he would like someone there when he goes..
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coboardgirl |
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Posts: 7578 (09/15/2009 4:22 PM) |
KDreamer wrote:I think if she saw this, she may gain the strength to do it though. Looking back at the one time I had to put down a pet, I know I would have with this knowledge now. |
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dontstopbelievin |
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Posts: 2808 (09/15/2009 4:22 PM) |
noooooooooo this makes me so sad
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Alex the Goob |
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Posts: 53030 (09/15/2009 4:24 PM) |
That is devastating. Wow.
My mom had to put our cat to sleep years ago, it was heartbreaking. She stayed with him and held his hand (Yes I call them hands  ), and he was looking into
her eyes when he fell asleep...she didn't get over that for a long time, she still feels guilty, even though he was really sick. But one thing she is
absolutely sure about is that she made the right choice by staying with him.
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SusieMC |
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Posts: 1178 (09/15/2009 4:27 PM) |
I always go in the room. Always.
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Alex the Goob |
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Posts: 53032 (09/15/2009 4:28 PM) |
KDreamer wrote: Does the dog know you well? I hope so. They need someone they know at least. |
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kelli wk |
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Posts: 18895 (09/15/2009 4:29 PM) |
aw wtf
now I feel like a bad person. I couldn't go in there.
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ChasevidWrightley |
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Posts: 2549 (09/15/2009 4:29 PM) |
Alex the Goob wrote:i call them hands too.  this is a sweet story.
That PS breaks my heart, too. I have three cats, and i can't even imagine...i don't want to think about it.
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Froggy86 |
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Posts: 10537 (09/15/2009 4:32 PM) |
I stayed, I could never leave them alone at that moment.
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Morning Glory MLP |
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Posts: 915 (09/15/2009 4:33 PM) |
That one really hit home for me this week and made me bawl. One of my cats is terminally ill and she isn't doing well.
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Tommy |
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Posts: 4627 (09/15/2009 4:34 PM) |
I've given people that option at work when they dump litters of puppies or kittens, or obviously aggressive or ill dogs.
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OhManImScrewed |
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Posts: 17720 (09/15/2009 4:44 PM) |
Oh god, I saw that one yesterday and I wanted to die. That is so sad.
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shari evelyn |
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Posts: 37 (09/15/2009 7:11 PM) |
We put my baby to sleep about when I was in middle school. My terrier. My dad knew he would stay in the room with her, and my mom and my older sister were too
upset and were staying home. I was going to stay home until about 5 minutes before my dad left and changed my mind. It was the best choice I made. I was so sad
and a little young, but I didn't want my dog to be alone, and then I didn't want my dad to be alone afterward. They let us hold her and pet her when we
did it and she did seem to be aware that we were there to make her feel better.
Such a good puppy.
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jus4lafs |
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Posts: 1676 (09/15/2009 7:13 PM) |
SusieMC wrote:How many pets have you put to sleep? 
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Jenna1983 |
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Posts: 20675 (09/15/2009 7:16 PM) |
This reminds me of when my lab died two years ago suddenly. The vet was taking her to do tests and she was going totally white in the gums and kept looking at
us and like wouldn't budge. Finally, my brother carried her back (She was 80 pounds) and her eyes are what I remember. We made it down the road 4 miles and
she passed away.
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