Michelle and Mannie (GA)
Member Since 2009
Hi everyone. Today Kristen lost her Emma. She had been recently diagnosed with pyelonephritis. The battle proved to be too much for her, and she crossed to the bridge today. I don't know if Kristen will post here or not regarding Emma's final journey - life obligations have kept her from posting here as much as she would have liked. She was such a vital part of our community that I thought you'd guys would want to know.
To my friend Emma - I miss you. I am sorry that you were sick, and none of us knew what a battle you were fighting. I thought of you often, wondered what you were doing, how you were. I remember when we both lived on the pink and red floors alot, and we'd get together and talk about things. We'd come up with the best plans ever to get better numbers. We tried so hard.... I remember when you found out you were insulin resistant, how scary that was. Neither one of us knew what that meant, but your bean did. She had a plan, and it worked too! Remember when you broke through and those numbers started coming down? Remember your first green? We celebrated so much that day. It is one of my bestest ever memories. I remember taking you to all the parties in the roadster - what fun!! They are things I will not forget. I know you are well and happy again, and were met by so many kitties at the bridge. They will take care of you there. Watch over your bean - she misses you so much. I am sending you a photo of my favorite place, so you can play in the grass and climb the trees. I hope you like it. Until we meet again - Mannie
Mannie and I have lit a candle to help guide Emma's way to the bridge
To my friend Emma - I miss you. I am sorry that you were sick, and none of us knew what a battle you were fighting. I thought of you often, wondered what you were doing, how you were. I remember when we both lived on the pink and red floors alot, and we'd get together and talk about things. We'd come up with the best plans ever to get better numbers. We tried so hard.... I remember when you found out you were insulin resistant, how scary that was. Neither one of us knew what that meant, but your bean did. She had a plan, and it worked too! Remember when you broke through and those numbers started coming down? Remember your first green? We celebrated so much that day. It is one of my bestest ever memories. I remember taking you to all the parties in the roadster - what fun!! They are things I will not forget. I know you are well and happy again, and were met by so many kitties at the bridge. They will take care of you there. Watch over your bean - she misses you so much. I am sending you a photo of my favorite place, so you can play in the grass and climb the trees. I hope you like it. Until we meet again - Mannie
Mannie and I have lit a candle to help guide Emma's way to the bridge