It's been a while since I've wrote on here. That line is actually a cliche, alot of people tend to use it as an opener. But still, it's true and for good reason. I won't get into that now as I don't really feel like ranting about anything and everything insignificant just for the hell of it. I'm not about much, but since I deleted my other blogging spot, I figured this was the best place to empty my thoughts, like I used to do.
Anyway, I'm sat here, looking into the eyes of my dog of 16 years, still wagging her tail, unaware that she's not going to be around much longer. In the last few days her health has deteriorated to the point where she can't walk without staggering and collapsing. She's been sick for sometime now, but recently she's started being vomitting, whimpering and whinning all the time and struggling to move. We've held on as long as we could, but we now feel that it's just cruel to keep her alive. The decision isn't an easy one, and it's heartbreaking to hear my mother sit with her, stroking her and telling her what a good girl she is over and over again. I'm close to tears, I'm fighting them back, but it's hard to do. This is my companion through the years, truly man's best friend. We came close to losing her a few years back. On the brink of death to the point where the vet were planning to put her down the next day, if she not recover well to the medication she was on. Everyday she got a little bit better and for a few weeks she was on the line. She pulled through, and had a good few years still in her. This time there's no such hope, she's succumb to old age and there's nothing we can do about it. It's a horrible feeling, she's sat there, oblivious. My childhood friend, the one that whipped me from my feet and dragged me one hell of a distance because she was happy to be outside in the fields. The one that slept at the bottom of my bed every night for many years, and kept me company when I was home alone. The dog I've known and loved my since she was born. What else is there to say, I'm not losing a pet, I'm losing the only one to be there for the last 16 years. There's no words to describe how bad this feels.
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Anthony