Dusty RB

Oh no..... Oh TJ... I can't believe it. I'm so so very sorry. I'm crying
right along with you.

too stunned
Grace

"TJ and The Dust" wrote in message
...
The hardest thing I have ever had to type. Last night it my best
buddy
suffered some kind of stroke that caused him to loose control of his
legs.
Within hours he became more and more weaker and quietly passed to the
bridge
while I held him in my arms. Just before he died he turned his head
and looked
me right in the eyes and then took his last breath. I miss him so much
it hurts,
I can't stop crying. I knew it was just a matter of time with his
cardiac
problems and high blood pressure but I just hoped he would be around a
bit
longer. I am glad I could be there with him in his last hours. Please
purr for a
safe voyage to the bridge and try and remember how flabulous he was.

TJ with no Dust

TJ and The Dust wrote:

The hardest thing I have ever had to type. Last night it my best buddy
suffered some kind of stroke that caused him to loose control of his legs.
Within hours he became more and more weaker and quietly passed to the bridge
while I held him in my arms. Just before he died he turned his head and looked
me right in the eyes and then took his last breath. I miss him so much it hurts,
I can't stop crying. I knew it was just a matter of time with his cardiac
problems and high blood pressure but I just hoped he would be around a bit
longer. I am glad I could be there with him in his last hours. Please purr for a
safe voyage to the bridge and try and remember how flabulous he was.

TJ with no Dust


TJ, I was just re reading one of your posts (Dusty's outdoor
excursion) and I was smiling through my tears. Then it hit me: your
description of Dusty's outing that day must be similar to how it is at
the bridge. The warm sun, lots of interesting things to sniff and a
white butterfly to chase while he waits to be reunited with you. I just
know that is how it is for him.

Margaret & Oliver


--
Margaret Fine

TJ and The Dust wrote:

The hardest thing I have ever had to type. Last night it my best buddy
suffered some kind of stroke that caused him to loose control of his legs.
Within hours he became more and more weaker and quietly passed to the bridge
while I held him in my arms. Just before he died he turned his head and looked
me right in the eyes and then took his last breath. I miss him so much it hurts,
I can't stop crying. I knew it was just a matter of time with his cardiac
problems and high blood pressure but I just hoped he would be around a bit
longer. I am glad I could be there with him in his last hours. Please purr for a
safe voyage to the bridge and try and remember how flabulous he was.

TJ with no Dust


TJ, I was just re reading one of your posts (Dusty's outdoor
excursion) and I was smiling through my tears. Then it hit me: your
description of Dusty's outing that day must be similar to how it is at
the bridge. The warm sun, lots of interesting things to sniff and a
white butterfly to chase while he waits to be reunited with you. I just
know that is how it is for him.

Margaret & Oliver


--
Margaret Fine

"TJ and The Dust" wrote:

The hardest thing I have ever had to type. Last night it my best buddy
suffered some kind of stroke that caused him to loose control of his legs.
Within hours he became more and more weaker and quietly passed to the bridge
while I held him in my arms. Just before he died he turned his head and looked
me right in the eyes and then took his last breath. I miss him so much it hurts,
I can't stop crying. I knew it was just a matter of time with his cardiac
problems and high blood pressure but I just hoped he would be around a bit
longer. I am glad I could be there with him in his last hours. Please purr for a
safe voyage to the bridge and try and remember how flabulous he was.

TJ with no Dust

I'm so sorry, TJ! I loved your stories about you and Dusty, Kelsey
and Dusty, and Kody (RB) and Dusty. I also loved the pics - my
favorites were of you and Dusty wearing his first birthday hat, and
little Kelsey carrying big Dusty. Dusty was a special one.

"TJ and The Dust" wrote:

The hardest thing I have ever had to type. Last night it my best buddy
suffered some kind of stroke that caused him to loose control of his legs.
Within hours he became more and more weaker and quietly passed to the bridge
while I held him in my arms. Just before he died he turned his head and looked
me right in the eyes and then took his last breath. I miss him so much it hurts,
I can't stop crying. I knew it was just a matter of time with his cardiac
problems and high blood pressure but I just hoped he would be around a bit
longer. I am glad I could be there with him in his last hours. Please purr for a
safe voyage to the bridge and try and remember how flabulous he was.

TJ with no Dust

I'm so sorry, TJ! I loved your stories about you and Dusty, Kelsey
and Dusty, and Kody (RB) and Dusty. I also loved the pics - my
favorites were of you and Dusty wearing his first birthday hat, and
little Kelsey carrying big Dusty. Dusty was a special one.

TJ,

I'm so sorry. I've enjoyed so much reading about The Dust and his life in
the Sonoran Desert.

Hoping that he'll be greeted at the Bridge by all kinds of old friends he
never knew he had.

David

"TJ and The Dust" wrote in message
...
The hardest thing I have ever had to type. Last night it my best
buddy
suffered some kind of stroke that caused him to loose control of his legs.
Within hours he became more and more weaker and quietly passed to the
bridge
while I held him in my arms. Just before he died he turned his head and
looked
me right in the eyes and then took his last breath. I miss him so much it
hurts,
I can't stop crying. I knew it was just a matter of time with his cardiac
problems and high blood pressure but I just hoped he would be around a bit
longer. I am glad I could be there with him in his last hours. Please purr
for a
safe voyage to the bridge and try and remember how flabulous he was.

TJ with no Dust






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TJ,

I'm so sorry. I've enjoyed so much reading about The Dust and his life in
the Sonoran Desert.

Hoping that he'll be greeted at the Bridge by all kinds of old friends he
never knew he had.

David

"TJ and The Dust" wrote in message
...
The hardest thing I have ever had to type. Last night it my best
buddy
suffered some kind of stroke that caused him to loose control of his legs.
Within hours he became more and more weaker and quietly passed to the
bridge
while I held him in my arms. Just before he died he turned his head and
looked
me right in the eyes and then took his last breath. I miss him so much it
hurts,
I can't stop crying. I knew it was just a matter of time with his cardiac
problems and high blood pressure but I just hoped he would be around a bit
longer. I am glad I could be there with him in his last hours. Please purr
for a
safe voyage to the bridge and try and remember how flabulous he was.

TJ with no Dust






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Takayuki wrote:

"TJ and The Dust" wrote:

The hardest thing I have ever had to type. Last night it my best buddy
suffered some kind of stroke that caused him to loose control of his legs.
Within hours he became more and more weaker and quietly passed to the bridge
while I held him in my arms. Just before he died he turned his head and looked
me right in the eyes and then took his last breath. I miss him so much it hurts,
I can't stop crying. I knew it was just a matter of time with his cardiac
problems and high blood pressure but I just hoped he would be around a bit
longer. I am glad I could be there with him in his last hours. Please purr for a
safe voyage to the bridge and try and remember how flabulous he was.

TJ with no Dust

I'm so sorry, TJ! I loved your stories about you and Dusty, Kelsey
and Dusty, and Kody (RB) and Dusty. I also loved the pics - my
favorites were of you and Dusty wearing his first birthday hat, and
little Kelsey carrying big Dusty. Dusty was a special one.

I am so sorry TJ - loving purrs to you on the loss of your little buddy.

Bev
--
I got rid of my husband. The cat was allergic.

Takayuki wrote:

"TJ and The Dust" wrote:

The hardest thing I have ever had to type. Last night it my best buddy
suffered some kind of stroke that caused him to loose control of his legs.
Within hours he became more and more weaker and quietly passed to the bridge
while I held him in my arms. Just before he died he turned his head and looked
me right in the eyes and then took his last breath. I miss him so much it hurts,
I can't stop crying. I knew it was just a matter of time with his cardiac
problems and high blood pressure but I just hoped he would be around a bit
longer. I am glad I could be there with him in his last hours. Please purr for a
safe voyage to the bridge and try and remember how flabulous he was.

TJ with no Dust

I'm so sorry, TJ! I loved your stories about you and Dusty, Kelsey
and Dusty, and Kody (RB) and Dusty. I also loved the pics - my
favorites were of you and Dusty wearing his first birthday hat, and
little Kelsey carrying big Dusty. Dusty was a special one.

I am so sorry TJ - loving purrs to you on the loss of your little buddy.

Bev
--
I got rid of my husband. The cat was allergic.

"TJ and The Dust" wrote in message
...
The hardest thing I have ever had to type. Last night it my best
buddy
suffered some kind of stroke that caused him to loose control of his legs.
Within hours he became more and more weaker and quietly passed to the
bridge
while I held him in my arms. Just before he died he turned his head and
looked
me right in the eyes and then took his last breath. I miss him so much it
hurts,
I can't stop crying. I knew it was just a matter of time with his cardiac
problems and high blood pressure but I just hoped he would be around a bit
longer. I am glad I could be there with him in his last hours. Please purr
for a
safe voyage to the bridge and try and remember how flabulous he was.

TJ with no Dust


Our thoughts and purrs are with you.

lal