mariko
Member Since 2011
Lucy is gone.
She has flown free.
Thank you very much everyone for helping me help Lucy pass peacefully.
Previous condo
Today, we felt we were surrounded by so much love.
I am sure from our LL family. And we felt peaceful. Thank you very much.
The last hour, I hugged Lucy and she rested her face on my face.
No words, as I have had almost 5 days to say everything I wanted to say, we just held close to each other, basking in each other's love.
I couldn't have asked for a better last hour.
The vet has been Lucy's doctor for over 10 years, and knew her very well, and she was very respectful to Lucy and kind to me.
She explained different ways, and knowing how Lucy always hated being stuff done to her, she suggested they give her a very strong sedative first, and then put the catheter in her.
She said Lucy would be pretty much unconscious before the final injection is given, but this way she won't get upset at her final moment, and asked if I thought that was the best too.
I told her I've had a lot of time to say everything I wanted to to tell her, and that we were ready, and said yes I thought that was the best way for Lucy.
Right before the sedation was given, I gave her some cream, which she drank heartily.
And after that it happened quickly and Lucy went very peacefully, just like how I wanted her to go.
I'd like to put up a proper tribute for Lucy sometime soon.
Today, I wanted to let you know how peacefully Lucy went, and how grateful I am for your help.
Fly free, my sweet Lucy.
I love you so much and I will always love you.
Thank you very much for being my girl, and know how grateful I am that you stayed with me as long as you could.
She has flown free.
Thank you very much everyone for helping me help Lucy pass peacefully.
Previous condo
Today, we felt we were surrounded by so much love.
I am sure from our LL family. And we felt peaceful. Thank you very much.
The last hour, I hugged Lucy and she rested her face on my face.
No words, as I have had almost 5 days to say everything I wanted to say, we just held close to each other, basking in each other's love.
I couldn't have asked for a better last hour.
The vet has been Lucy's doctor for over 10 years, and knew her very well, and she was very respectful to Lucy and kind to me.
She explained different ways, and knowing how Lucy always hated being stuff done to her, she suggested they give her a very strong sedative first, and then put the catheter in her.
She said Lucy would be pretty much unconscious before the final injection is given, but this way she won't get upset at her final moment, and asked if I thought that was the best too.
I told her I've had a lot of time to say everything I wanted to to tell her, and that we were ready, and said yes I thought that was the best way for Lucy.
Right before the sedation was given, I gave her some cream, which she drank heartily.
And after that it happened quickly and Lucy went very peacefully, just like how I wanted her to go.
I'd like to put up a proper tribute for Lucy sometime soon.
Today, I wanted to let you know how peacefully Lucy went, and how grateful I am for your help.
Fly free, my sweet Lucy.
I love you so much and I will always love you.
Thank you very much for being my girl, and know how grateful I am that you stayed with me as long as you could.