Heart Broken

[Holly Berry]

What a fantastic legacy, the gift of life saving treatment for other dogs. 

[Sarah.H]

What a fantastic legacy, the gift of life saving treatment for other dogs. 

Just what I was thinking.

Run free Mya 

[Ninasmum]

What a courageous thing to do   

Maya will always be with you in your heart.    Thinking of you at such a sad time. 

[fizzyntiffy]

Night night Mya  You loved and were loved greatly.  Sleep tight xx

[Mel]

I can only echo what others have said about your selfless act and offer my thoughts to you as I understand what it's like to watch your baby die. My first cocker had kidney failure and I just watched him pack up. So heartbreaking.

My thoughts are with you.

[BabyB]

'm doing as you have all suggested and thinking of all the happy fun times we've had and looking at photos, but all I can think is I want her back.

Of course you do.  It is far too early to 'remember the good times', you have to grieve first my sweet.  Allow yourself to be as sad and broken hearted as you want.  That is part of the process.  It takes a while before you can look back and smile.  I found it helped me to make a memory box.  I bought a beautiful pink and white box and as I came upon things of Chloes, I would pop them in there.  Everything went in, her coat, collar, medicines, even the last bill for her.  I cannot bring myself to look in it yet but I will one day.  I have just started one for Holly who we lost on August 29th.

Time.  That is all that is needed.  Not to get over your loss but to be able to bear it.  I wish I could give you a hug because I feel so sad for you and the journey you are now on xxxxx

What a lovely way to remember them Sheryl - I wish we had done something like that too.

I truly am so sorry for baby Mya.  She's out of pain, and it was a selfless act to do, I know.

Hugs to you 

[Rats and Dogs]

I'm sorry I missed this somehow, and I am so sorry to hear about Mya. What a beautiful and special girl she was, and she will always be remembered.

[bluegirl]

I'm so sorry, I've just seen this. I'm so sad for you as like so many others I've walked in your shoes.

Thinking of you all.

[williamsmum]

Have just caught up with this thread, and I am so sorry for the pain you are going through, having lost your little girl so young. As so many have said on here, it is the most terrible pain there is. I have lost three dogs, my two GSD's and my first cocker, Jasper, who was only eighteen months. The pain is indescribable, and you never stop missing them - they are with you wherever you go. In time, you will remember her without the tears, but the ache will always be there. You did the very best for your girl, and that is the thought you must keep with you always. No animal can ask for more than an owner who is prepared to put their needs before his/her own.

[kalem]

Ive only just caught up with this, Im so very very sorry 

Thinking of you all 

Run Free little Lady 

[catcmartin]

I can understand how badly you miss Mya as I lost my old girl last month.  I applaud your courage in allowing the vets to investigate her illness after she had passed.
Run free Mya whole again a candle is lit for your passing to the bridge, until you meet again.
Cathy

[lynnebr]

  I applaud your courage in allowing the vets to investigate her illness after she had passed.

Loosing Mya was the worst thing imaginable but we wanted to do all we could to stop others having to go through what Mya did.

I owe a huge thank you to Matt who was Mya's vet at the vetinary hospital and all the other staff who were so friendly and supportive. I had no idea how many lives Mya touched and how many hearts she filled with joy and laughter, from my Mum, Dad, Brother, Aunts, Uncles, friends, neighbours, my fiancee, daughter, inlaws, people in the local area who seen her out on walks. The list is never ending and there have been tears hugs flowers and cards. So many people miss her and it makes me so proud to think she was my dog and what a special little girl she was.

[starboy]

What a lovely post. It's a wonderful testament to Mya that she touched so many lives in such a positive way. 

[Spangles]

Sleep tight little Mya - she sounds like she was such a special little lady. 

[Helen]

  I applaud your courage in allowing the vets to investigate her illness after she had passed.

Loosing Mya was the worst thing imaginable but we wanted to do all we could to stop others having to go through what Mya did.

I owe a huge thank you to Matt who was Mya's vet at the vetinary hospital and all the other staff who were so friendly and supportive. I had no idea how many lives Mya touched and how many hearts she filled with joy and laughter, from my Mum, Dad, Brother, Aunts, Uncles, friends, neighbours, my fiancee, daughter, inlaws, people in the local area who seen her out on walks. The list is never ending and there have been tears hugs flowers and cards. So many people miss her and it makes me so proud to think she was my dog and what a special little girl she was.

This thread is incredibly moving and I admire you so much as Catcmartin has said for having the courage to allow an autopsy.

Mya clearly touched a lot of lives while she was on this earth and she is continuing this by helping other dogs in the future 

Thank you and thank Mya, you're both wonderful