wendy darling
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My dog Chili died yesterday at the age of 10.5 due to complications of surgery. Chili was my best friend and loyal companion to my entire family- my dad is disabled and she was his companion 24/7, when my mom had breast cancer 4 years ago Chili never left her side and slept right next to her every night. And for my sister and myself she saw us through many heartaches and joys. She was a black lab/weimeriner mix and was beautiful.
I feel like I have lost part of my heart the moment I found out she passed away. It was a roller coaster ride of emotion yesterday. My mom and I drove her to vet's office so he vet could remove what we thought was a fatty tumor. However, once the vet started the surgery he realized there were more tumors and that it was much more complicated. He told my mom that after surgery she had maybe 2 weeks to live. My mom got a phone call from the vet after surgery and told her that the surgery did not go as well as hoped and that she had lost alot of blood and had to get a transfusion. The vet told her to call back a little later to see how things were going. My mom called back about 2 hours later, and was given good news- Chili was up and moving wagging her tail, and things were looking better. So my mom and I went out to dinner and were in the process of driving back home when my dad called and said that he called the vet again to check on her and the vet said everything was still looking good, and that we could take her home on friday. In the 20 minutes after my mom hung up with my dad and we arrived home, the vet called my dad at home and said that right after he hung up with my dad, Chili collasped and went into cardiac arrest. They were able to revive her twice but not the third time. The vet told my dad that 5 people were working to help her, he thinks she threw a blood clot. The vet told my dad that he and everyone at the clinic loved Chili and that his heart goes out to us. My heart just sank when I heard the news. I have been through good times and bad times with Chili. I still can't believe she's gone. I am just thankful that she didn't die in pain and the last thing she did was walk around and wag her tail (she was always a very happy dog- and proud to say we spoiled her). She will be greatly missed and will always be in my heart.
Thanks to anyone who reads this...I'm sure anyone that has ever lost a pet will understand...
I feel like I have lost part of my heart the moment I found out she passed away. It was a roller coaster ride of emotion yesterday. My mom and I drove her to vet's office so he vet could remove what we thought was a fatty tumor. However, once the vet started the surgery he realized there were more tumors and that it was much more complicated. He told my mom that after surgery she had maybe 2 weeks to live. My mom got a phone call from the vet after surgery and told her that the surgery did not go as well as hoped and that she had lost alot of blood and had to get a transfusion. The vet told her to call back a little later to see how things were going. My mom called back about 2 hours later, and was given good news- Chili was up and moving wagging her tail, and things were looking better. So my mom and I went out to dinner and were in the process of driving back home when my dad called and said that he called the vet again to check on her and the vet said everything was still looking good, and that we could take her home on friday. In the 20 minutes after my mom hung up with my dad and we arrived home, the vet called my dad at home and said that right after he hung up with my dad, Chili collasped and went into cardiac arrest. They were able to revive her twice but not the third time. The vet told my dad that 5 people were working to help her, he thinks she threw a blood clot. The vet told my dad that he and everyone at the clinic loved Chili and that his heart goes out to us. My heart just sank when I heard the news. I have been through good times and bad times with Chili. I still can't believe she's gone. I am just thankful that she didn't die in pain and the last thing she did was walk around and wag her tail (she was always a very happy dog- and proud to say we spoiled her). She will be greatly missed and will always be in my heart.
Thanks to anyone who reads this...I'm sure anyone that has ever lost a pet will understand...