[NoGrayZone]

I hear ya. The more we have, the more we lose. I would say better to have loved and lost then never to have loved at all, but my heart isn't in it right now.

They should last longer. I think I'm getting into the “anger” stage of grief, even though I break down at the thought of my Kitty.

I keep thinking what could I have done differently to have her longer. This thread helped me tremendously. My other 2 will benefit from what I have learned......should be a comfort, but for now, it isn't.

[getmeouttaPalmBeachCounty_FL]

{{{{NoGrayZone}}}}

I’ve told you before about our losing Emma in March. I’m soaked with tears for you after reading your ping. It is SO hard. I wish there was something healing to say or do. All I’ve learned is that there is some comfort leaning on others who care for animals the way we do. They’ve been there, they are there and yet they continue to adopt again. We all know there is no replacement, and the pain will be with you a long time. But I firmly believe we will see our pets again. God knows our love for them, for He was once human.

I’m having a special ornament made for Emma. The lady who makes them is an animal lover, too, so she completely wants to do our angel babies justice. In case you want to check our her link, here it is:

http://www.etsy.com/shop/TheMagicSleigh?ref=seller_info

Blessings to you.