And, you know, like any older dog, she really started to slow down. We started noticing things like she was confused or didn't recognize us. And so we took her to the vet and had a lot of panels done and blood work and whatnot. And it basically came down that, you know, she's in dementia and she had stage two kidney failure. And we did all we could for her
SayCo Show
@saycoshow · 2:30
And so I appreciate you guys even getting to part two here because, you know, the gay community really embraces their animals, which is their chosen children. As you know, I'm exclusively over on Podbean. When I left the radio station, everyone kept begging me to continue. So that's why we're over on Podbean with full hour shows every Tuesday night, seven central. And I tried to link it above here, but if the link didn't work, it's episode 113
Deborah Pardes
@DBPardes · 0:29
I'm just sending you just comfort and love. What a beautiful honoring of your. Of your love. And I lost a little guy a couple years ago. And it's hard. And you're right. There's a very profound connection there. Everybody feels this. It's this tether to your own soul that gets snapped. And it's very, very hard. Wishing you much comfort and thanks for sharing
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
SayCo Show
@saycoshow · 0:15
I so appreciate your words, your kindness. Have a blessed day. I know you understand because it came through in your post. Blessings all day. Bye
Todd Heimbecker
@noarms · 0:15
Yes. So sorry to hear with the loss of your dog, I know what it's like. I had a kitty cat for 15 years. I had to have her put to sleep out five years ago. So I know what it's like. Again, so sorry for the loss of your dog. You take care now. Bye, now. Bye