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by triodegirl on 10 August 2009 - 19:08
About 10 years ago my boy of 11 years was diagnosed with stomach cancer. It was a Saturday and the vet said nothing could be done as the cancer had already started to spread to other organs. The dog was weak and not eating, but I just couldn't leave him at the vet that day. I wanted to take him home for the weekend so I could say goodbye. It was mean and selfish and only prolonged his suffering, but I just couldn't leave him there. I spent that night holding Jake in my arms crying, and feeing very guilty for not having the strength to put him down that day. The vet had given me her home phone and said to call if I needed anything. I called her bright and early Sunday morning and asked if I could bring him in as I couldn't bear to watch him suffer any longer. I met her at the office about 7 AM to have him put down like I should have done the day before. The vet cried with me and never charged me a dime, not even for the ultrasound that was done on Saturday. I guess this is why I've never really fit in around here. The rest of you are perfect and I'm not.

by Mystere on 10 August 2009 - 20:08
You know, I have just about had it with nutcases like you, Trio. I can certainly see why you would identify. YOU pulled the same kind of crap with a dog you got from Silbersee, didn't you--threatening to put the dog to sleep, and virtually emotionally blackmailing everyone in YOUR sick, sick mind. Not surprised that you would admit to making a dog suffer--Lord knows you've threatened to enough on this board.
YES, if YOU were on a ledge, I would definitely hope for an earthquake. No loss at all. But, I would not sully my hands pushing you off. Hell, I try not to be anywhere near you nutballs, period. (Why do you think I always want to know where you psychos are located?) I take solace in knowing that you are no where near me! So, nope, I wouldn't push you off. Why bother: You are just cheap entertainment and there will be another nut along in five minutes to entertain us, too. I get a bigger laugh from your "martyr" threads than anyone would get from you jumping. After all, someone would have to clean that up!!
You are clearly a very, very miserable human being. I firmly believe in a person's right to end their life, if they see fit. So, by all means, if you are so inclined, JUMP!!! There are enough other nuts here to keep us entertained!
by Bob McKown on 10 August 2009 - 20:08
triodgirl:
It,s not perfection it,s reality that is at question here. How much is true we never know. It,s tuff putting down a dog if there more to you then just a tool, But it,s when the suffering is used to impress or get pity it is a terrrrible thing. You could,nt put your dog down that doesnt mean your weak you just have strong bonds to your dog but the love you felt for your dog and the love and service your dog had for you must be rewarded by some times what are hard choices.
No one is as perfect as there dogs think they are. Thats why we owe them so much.
by Daveb on 10 August 2009 - 20:08
The dog does'nt know about this website.. it only feels ill and wishes that you can be there for it, not on the computer.
If you want to greive your dog do it with some pictures or memories not by arguing on some website
Wishing you closure
Dave
by triodegirl on 10 August 2009 - 20:08
You've obviously been hanging around us sicko, phycho nutballs too long. It's wearing off on you. Now shoo before it's too late.
by mking on 10 August 2009 - 21:08

by Mystere on 10 August 2009 - 21:08


DID you ever give that dog back to Chris? Or, are you waiting to hold it "hostage" on the board again?

Is that straight-jacket avatar a Freudian slip, or what????


by Pharaoh on 10 August 2009 - 21:08

by steve1 on 10 August 2009 - 21:08
You really are a self pitying person, What a load of rubbish you spout out, if anything in words that make me angry it is posts like yours,
You say you know the Dog was in pain but you could not leave him at the Vets but had to take him home to say goodbye, that is the rubbish bit that is so self pitying on your part thinking of yourself and the lost you would have and could not bear to let him go,
You should have held him at the Vets when he was there and said goodbye and put him to rest, thinking only of the Dog not yourself, very near everyone on here has gone through it losing there friends, i have many times mostly when the dog becomes old but the last one young Heidi was but a Pup and sheer accident, but would i see her suffer just because i did not want to let her go not in hell would i, No i did what was best for her took her to the vet when there was no hope for her and i too held her in my arms whist the vet ended her pain, but it was done as quickly as possible
feelings do not come into it when a dog is in pain you do the right thing by it, yourself and what you think is not an option and is of no importance and never will be
Steve
by triodegirl on 10 August 2009 - 21:08
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