Clusterheadaches.com Message Board


    
      
        Clusterheadaches.com Message Board
        (http://www.clusterheadaches.com/cgi-bin/yabb/YaBB.cgi)
      

        New Message Board Archives >> Jan-Mar 2004 >> Pet support
        
(Message started by: paul_b on Feb 16^th, 2004, 11:20pm)

Title: Pet support
Post by paul_b on Feb 16^th, 2004, 11:20pm

My buddy Guido sends his regards from Rainbow Bridge. Although he is not here, he IS here if you know what I mean. He use to pace with me when I did the Dance. Fortunately the Beast has been in hibernation for 13 months but every now and then I recall how lucky I was to have such a supportive dog in my time of need. I still have my private conversations with him and he told me that he is looking out for all of you who are in cycle. He may not feel your pain but he sends you his love. Special pets never leave us. I hope you have one looking after you.

Title: Re: Pet support
Post by JDH on Feb 16^th, 2004, 11:36pm

Paul,
I have 3 black labs waiting for me at the Rainbow Bridge and at one time or another they all were there for me when I was "dancing." LOL, Now I've got a couple of knucklehead pups that look at me like "wtf is your problem, can't you see I'm sleeping."
Guido sounds like a special friend and as long he lives in your heart, he'll never be gone.

Jim

Title: Re: Pet support
Post by Renee on Feb 17^th, 2004, 8:24pm

I have several looking after me every day!

They all hold very special places in my heart and are awaiting on the other side of the rainbow bridge for me.

The most special, (they were all very special but this guy still brings tears to my eyes), was Wrinkles. He was my lil' cupid and was born on 2/14/80. He went away to college with me and helped me thru many trials and tribulations during my younger years. He was also there for me during my first ever ch cycle.

best stop now.... :'( :'(

one day........i will be with him again.

Title: Re: Pet support
Post by Cerberus on Feb 17^th, 2004, 8:29pm

My pup Chloe has yet to experience a full CH cycle. She's barely a year old (67 pound overgrown baby)and is still kinda freaked out about the O2 rig. But she loves me and lets me know it every time I walk through the door......

Love My Puppy!
Ramon

Title: Re: Pet support
Post by bobkip on Feb 17^th, 2004, 9:08pm

Yeah, I'm lookin' forward to the Rainbow bridge when the worlds best FOC (Fine Orange Cat) meets me there. I think he truely understood the pain I was going thru and was always there under the piano bench to give me a reassuring pat on the foot while I was walking the beast. Damn, I miss that cat.
Kip

Title: Re: Pet support
Post by hopefull on Feb 18^th, 2004, 3:11pm

<<<<<<HUGS>>>>>
I understand!

Title: Re: Pet support
Post by Woobie on Feb 18^th, 2004, 3:14pm

:'(

Title: Re: Pet support
Post by Lissa on Feb 18^th, 2004, 3:48pm

Losing a pet is hard. :(