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I didn't mean to take over on mayhems(RB) thread.
Goofy had been declining in health. he was losing weight had stopped eating as much and then started filling up with fluid. The night before his vet visit he didn't sleep well like on his side as usual. His breathing was very heavy. The vet examined him and guessed he probably had heart failure or some other cancer related issue that was causing the weight loss and fluid build up. There was no guarantee that any treatment would extend his life or work. Because Goofy was 16 we decided to send him to the bridge rather than let him decline more. It was a very peaceful end. I stayed with him all the way through. Goofy didn't suffer at all at the end. It was a loving sacrifice. Very painful to go through though, I knew it was gonna hurt but not this much. Thanks for your words of kindness Matt |
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On 6/14/2016 4:50 PM, Matt Ferrari wrote:
I didn't mean to take over on mayhems(RB) thread. Goofy had been declining in health. he was losing weight had stopped eating as much and then started filling up with fluid. The night before his vet visit he didn't sleep well like on his side as usual. His breathing was very heavy. The vet examined him and guessed he probably had heart failure or some other cancer related issue that was causing the weight loss and fluid build up. There was no guarantee that any treatment would extend his life or work. Because Goofy was 16 we decided to send him to the bridge rather than let him decline more. It was a very peaceful end. I stayed with him all the way through. Goofy didn't suffer at all at the end. It was a loving sacrifice. Very painful to go through though, I knew it was gonna hurt but not this much. Thanks for your words of kindness Matt And again, please accept my sympathy purrs. Jill |
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On 6/14/2016 1:50 PM, Matt Ferrari wrote:
I didn't mean to take over on mayhems(RB) thread. Goofy had been declining in health. he was losing weight had stopped eating as much and then started filling up with fluid. The night before his vet visit he didn't sleep well like on his side as usual. His breathing was very heavy. The vet examined him and guessed he probably had heart failure or some other cancer related issue that was causing the weight loss and fluid build up. There was no guarantee that any treatment would extend his life or work. Because Goofy was 16 we decided to send him to the bridge rather than let him decline more. It was a very peaceful end. I stayed with him all the way through. Goofy didn't suffer at all at the end. It was a loving sacrifice. Very painful to go through though, I knew it was gonna hurt but not this much. Thanks for your words of kindness Matt Yes, we know we are doing the loving thing, but it still hurts unbelievably. I'm so sorry. Joy |
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"Joy" wrote in message ... On 6/14/2016 1:50 PM, Matt Ferrari wrote: I didn't mean to take over on mayhems(RB) thread. Goofy had been declining in health. he was losing weight had stopped eating as much and then started filling up with fluid. The night before his vet visit he didn't sleep well like on his side as usual. His breathing was very heavy. The vet examined him and guessed he probably had heart failure or some other cancer related issue that was causing the weight loss and fluid build up. There was no guarantee that any treatment would extend his life or work. Because Goofy was 16 we decided to send him to the bridge rather than let him decline more. It was a very peaceful end. I stayed with him all the way through. Goofy didn't suffer at all at the end. It was a loving sacrifice. Very painful to go through though, I knew it was gonna hurt but not this much. Thanks for your words of kindness Matt Yes, we know we are doing the loving thing, but it still hurts unbelievably. I'm so sorry. Joy ty |
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Matt Ferrari wrote:
I didn't mean to take over on mayhems(RB) thread. Goofy had been declining in health. he was losing weight had stopped eating as much and then started filling up with fluid. The night before his vet visit he didn't sleep well like on his side as usual. His breathing was very heavy. The vet examined him and guessed he probably had heart failure or some other cancer related issue that was causing the weight loss and fluid build up. There was no guarantee that any treatment would extend his life or work. Because Goofy was 16 we decided to send him to the bridge rather than let him decline more. It was a very peaceful end. I stayed with him all the way through. Goofy didn't suffer at all at the end. It was a loving sacrifice. Very painful to go through though, I knew it was gonna hurt but not this much. Thanks for your words of kindness I'm so sorry, Matt! I've always enjoyed your posts about Goofy and the cute pictures that you usually included. He will be missed. :-( Joyce |
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"Matt Ferrari" wrote in message ... I didn't mean to take over on mayhems(RB) thread. Goofy had been declining in health. he was losing weight had stopped eating as much and then started filling up with fluid. The night before his vet visit he didn't sleep well like on his side as usual. His breathing was very heavy. The vet examined him and guessed he probably had heart failure or some other cancer related issue that was causing the weight loss and fluid build up. There was no guarantee that any treatment would extend his life or work. Because Goofy was 16 we decided to send him to the bridge rather than let him decline more. It was a very peaceful end. I stayed with him all the way through. Goofy didn't suffer at all at the end. It was a loving sacrifice. Very painful to go through though, I knew it was gonna hurt but not this much. Thanks for your words of kindness Matt I think you did the right thing. I'm sorry, I know how hard it is. Been there, done it. Condolences for his loss. It is never easy, although you know you are making the right decision. Purrs for your heart. |
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"Christina Websell" wrote in message ... I think you did the right thing. I'm sorry, I know how hard it is. Been there, done it. Condolences for his loss. It is never easy, although you know you are making the right decision. Purrs for your heart. thanks. |
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