Purrs In Our Hearts - Cat Forum UK
In Loving Memory Cats => Rainbow Bridge - In Loving Memory => Topic started by: Desley (booktigger) on December 18, 2007, 07:43:02 AM
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It is a year today since I lost Pebbles, her anniversary is a lot easier than Ginger's, as I know that I let her go, and ended her pain and suffering, and we battled so much last year, that I dont think either of us had any fight left. It certainly hasn't been an easy year though, and the vet admitted a few months ago she would have wanted to do a pm on her to find out exactly what was going on, I wish she had said something at the time, I would have agreed, for the same reason - shows how much of an impact she made on the vet. RIP little one, do send me a sign to show me you are fine.
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Sending you a big :hug: Desley.
RIP darling Pebbles, I'm sure you've made loads of friends up on the Bridge, if you can, send a rainbow as a lovely early Christmas gift xxxx
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Thinking of you Desley cos the first anniversary is always the hardest :hug: :hug:
I am sure Pebbles is so busy on the Bridge with all her friends and with her Chrismas arrangements, she will get round to sending you a sign as soon as she can, possibly a snowflake ot two ;D
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Thinking of you Desley :hug:
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Sending you a big :hug:, thinking of you Desley.
RIP, little Pebbles, and please send your mum a sign to say you are happy. :hug:
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Thanks everyone - I doubt Pebbles will have made many friends on the bridge, she wasnt' that kind of cat - maybe batting them round the head!!
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Desley then she wont be on her own, because my DD was the same as Pebbles and she joined the bridge 10 days after pebble,so you never know but they might be best of friends. :Luv:
yo are in my thoughts tonight. :hug:
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Aww, thanks. Have you had any post off me yet?
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Thinking of you Desley - you did everything possible for Pebbles and most of all she was loved - as we know many cats never know this - do hope that she soon sends you a sign.
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Thanks, I think that is why her anniversary is so much easier than Ginger's was, we had fought so many illnesses, and I knew it wasn't fair to battle this one, if my vet had asked about a pm at the time I woudl have agreed though, it isn't nice not knowing what is wrong with them, but quality of life is always more important to me than a diagnosis, and my vet thought there was something underlying before I even adopted her, and it certainly wasn't through lack of tests that we couldnt find out
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:hug:
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RIP, Pebbles. You knew a lot of love in your life. :RIP:
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Thanks guys.