As painful as it is, you are blessed and so is Baby Girl. She got to
leave this world the way she wanted to. The Royal Princess Kitty Katt
got to leave on her own terms and so did Dixie Louise. I have learned
so much from them about letting them leave on their own....not to let
them suffer but to let them leave. Right now you probably don't feel
it but, maybe, later, you will feel the blessings Baby Girl has given
you. You loved her and comforted her and she knew and accepted every
second. If it helps, Dixie was so healthy then something happened a
couple of days before she left this world.
On Mar 12, 2010, at 7:28 PM, LauraM wrote:
Baby Girl died tonight around 7:30. It feels so strange to write
that; I've had her for two years, she's been symptom-free for two
years....and then it happened. She declined quickly. I knew she was
not going to make it, so we had a vet appointment for tomorrow
morning for her to be PTS. Even a couple of days ago she was purring
a bit and looking for chin scratches and head rubs, but by the time
I left for work this morning I think she hardly knew I was there.
When I arrived home this evening she was lying on her side, barely
breathing. I held her on my lap for about 45 minutes, just waiting,
then she shuddered, my lights flickered and she was gone. She will
join Duncan, Charlotte, Chutney and Frosty Paws at the bridge. Now
Celery is the last remaining cat of my original FeLV group.
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