OT: my kitty passed away
Oh wow! Thanks everyone!!! What an overwhelming outpouring of support!
I hope I can communicate this the right way:
In my gratitude list tonight, I wrote in my journal that I am thankful my first loss in recovery was a furbaby, and not a human loss. I'm sad, I cried a lot today. It feels a little like a practice run. I am very close to Ds grandpa and he is 87 with cancer. I really am grateful that Lady Fluff went first... oh goodness I hope that doesn't sound heartless...
Poor kitty... she was such a good kitty too.
Thanks again everyone.
Lily
I hope I can communicate this the right way:
In my gratitude list tonight, I wrote in my journal that I am thankful my first loss in recovery was a furbaby, and not a human loss. I'm sad, I cried a lot today. It feels a little like a practice run. I am very close to Ds grandpa and he is 87 with cancer. I really am grateful that Lady Fluff went first... oh goodness I hope that doesn't sound heartless...
Poor kitty... she was such a good kitty too.
Thanks again everyone.
Lily
I am feeling emotions now so much stronger than I ever have and it is extrememly unsettling. Even good emotions are overwhelming.
I have never really dealt with my pain before now.
Yes! Thank you! I thought maybe I'm the only crazy one who is mourning for things that happened when I was deep in addiction. It seems like instead of escaping the reality of losing my mom, using the pills only caused me to postpone all of those feelings. On top of grief is guilt. Guilt for not being emotionally present for her and my Dad, when she died and at her funeral. Thank you lily for understanding. I'm so sorry for your loss too and for your sick grandpa.
Sorry for your loss. I lost 2 this past year. A 16 year old we had to euthanize, and a 21 year old who went on his own a couple of months ago. It still hurts, I was closer to these two cats than I ever was to any animal in my life. The joy they brought me though was worth the pain, and I'd do it all over again in a heartbeat. Am in fact doing it over again as my wife and I just adopted 2 kitten sisters. I have nowhere near the bond yet with these girls that I did with my 2 others, but it love them dearly already and I'm looking forward to the same kind of connection.
My condolences.
My condolences.
Sorry for your loss. I lost 2 this past year. A 16 year old we had to euthanize, and a 21 year old who went on his own a couple of months ago. It still hurts, I was closer to these two cats than I ever was to any animal in my life. The joy they brought me though was worth the pain, and I'd do it all over again in a heartbeat. Am in fact doing it over again as my wife and I just adopted 2 kitten sisters. I have nowhere near the bond yet with these girls that I did with my 2 others, but it love them dearly already and I'm looking forward to the same kind of connection.
My condolences.
My condolences.
Lady fluff was from the first litter of kittens I ever had. I was 16 when she was born under my bed. She was the runt and no one wanted her except me. She was one of those kitties who is just furniture. She would play with a string or the laser pen, but she would never ever want to be pet or held except on her own terms. (Sigh) I miss her. I am glad that she died on her own, but I have no idea why. I don't know what happened. She was fine at her check up 6 months ago. No worms. No disorders. No diseases. I swear I kept her food and water up like I should, although in a moment of guilt I went and checked it.
Hi Lily, I hope this doesn't sound insensitive, but i would recommend getting a kitten asap if your circumstances allow. It seems sort of disrespectful the previous cat, but kittens can heal a broken heart like nothing else.
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