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I’m sorry for your soon to be loss.

This resonates with me on almost every level. So sad to hear this news my friend.

You gave your dog the best life possible and shepherded them to the end. That is all that can be done.

I hope you can find some peace in this most difficult of times. My heart aches for you and your best friend.

I'm so grateful.

Just make sure your time is as intensional as your love is deep

Man sorry to hear it. We lost a female Boxer in a similar way five years ago. She was only about 3. Rapid onset and within weeks of positive test results, she just lost the ability to stand or move in her own. On the bright side I think it is largely what inspired my youngest to pursue her vet tech certificate. She will be handy on the new homestead when we have more animals. She’s learned so much and she’s only a year in.

poor puppers 😢

unfortunately the only thing that makes any sense is to gratefully accept what we are given

and gracefully surrender when it isn't enough 😕

I'm sorry to hear your heartache. A friend is going through something similar. He's doing Ivermectin and Fenbendazole. It seems like he is have positive results. Still awhile to go though.

Know your pain...GBU. But didn't know about this stuff below when it happened to mine. (also was not aware of Ivermectine & Fenbendazole then, but have heard good things since).

Sylvie Beljanski joins Mike Adams to talk about Plant-Based Innovations in Cancer Treatment

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Huge interview with Drs. Bryan Ardis, Ed Group, Henry Ealy and Jana Schmidt on AI, Health Freedom, Cancer Industry and Alternative Healing

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It's a difficult one. I've lost a couple. I have family that went through it and had a really rough time.

It's part of the commitment you make when you take on a dog. A dog gives themselves to you wholly. Your commitment to them is to give them a good life, and to deal with the emotional burden when the time comes. Unless you're really old, you'll outlive your dog unless you're really unlucky. It's best case scenario with those amazing little beings. It still sucks, but we bear it because we love them.

Oh no. So sorry. It feels like losing a close family member or friend. People will claim it gets easier with time, but I find that it gets harder. The more time passes from when they are lost, the more their physical and emotional loss is felt. What helps me is remembering the good times and laughs, praying for them and talking about them, and doing charitable works in their name. Sending you strength and patience from where I am. 🙌🏻