by Karen and Ted

The day that I came home from work and seen Ted holding you

in the bedroom with your little leg just dangling and he said I think

she only sprained it I was so hurt for you because I could see that

it was broken. I remember rushing you to the vets and luckily he

was closed but still there and he let us in.

He said it was broken all the way across which meant that if it

hadn’t been for your skin holding it on it would have fallen off.

He told me that we could try casting it but he felt that it needed surgery

but he agreed to the cast and after making him tell you himself to

stay off of it then you eventually listened to him and it healed.

You loved to use your cast as a weapon to pick on me and hit me in

the face but you were just playing and I always knew that and

loved that about you. You were so much in love with your vet

because he spoiled you so much and it seems like we got closer

because I made sure that your leg was healed.

The times after that you became so close to me that you would not even

let your own mother near me. You fought out of jealousy because you

want the continued love and affection that I gave to you.

When I asked you questions you were honest and answered yes to

me with a kiss but when the answer was no then you didn’t kiss me.

You were so honest and loving to me that I will never forget.

I wish that I could have been able to make you all better so that we

could still be together but in my heart we always will be.

Sorry I couldn’t make it all better but I am so glad that I was able to be

home and that you knew I was there and able to hold you in my

arms when you died. At least I know you knew I cared to be with

you in that hour.

Papa cried when he found out that you were gone and he couldn’t be

there to comfort you when you needed it.

He loves you with all his heart and soul too.

Be with God and when our time comes then we want to join

you and all the rest and be reunited forever.

Love to you,

your Mom and Dad

Karen and Ted

 

Karen and Ted