Where do you draw the line?

lizziedoggarden · Post by **lizziedoggarden** » 30 May 2012, 10:33

Still having problem with internet connection }hairout{

Rosie is feeling much better, she is eating, drinking and taking tablets really well so mum is much happier. We had "the talk" and she has agreed this must be the last operation )t'

She has stitches out on Friday so think she will feel even better then )t'

Post by **manda** » 30 May 2012, 10:35

I think you're right to have had the discussion with your Mum as hard as it is...

As for the internet }hairout{

..hope you're feeling OK hun {hug}

boosmummy · Post by **boosmummy** » 30 May 2012, 10:39

I think its a really hard situation for you to be in. we were in a similar situation with mr husbands dad, his dog was old and weeing everywhere and losing weight - she was 16 ish and his dad just couldnt have her put down, he said shes not in pain shes just old. To be honest, i tried my best and suggested 'doing the right thing' a few times but it was just on fallen ears, which to be honest, i think is understandable. In the end she died on christmas day morning peacefully in her sleep and he died christmas day night peacefully in his sleep.

Its hard, and i dont envy your decision, but i would keep the dog as long as i could if shes not in pain and as long as i had the finances (without sounding callous) to fund all the ops xx

Willow · Post by **Willow** » 30 May 2012, 10:59

boosmummy wrote:I think its a really hard situation for you to be in. we were in a similar situation with mr husbands dad, his dog was old and weeing everywhere and losing weight - she was 16 ish and his dad just couldnt have her put down, he said shes not in pain shes just old. To be honest, i tried my best and suggested 'doing the right thing' a few times but it was just on fallen ears, which to be honest, i think is understandable. In the end she died on christmas day morning peacefully in her sleep and he died christmas day night peacefully in his sleep.

Gwenoakes · Post by **Gwenoakes** » 30 May 2012, 21:20

That is good news Lizzie on both points. I really hope with the change of diet and pills this situation wont return. {hug}

lizziedoggarden · Post by **lizziedoggarden** » 01 Jun 2012, 15:09

Thanks Gwenoakes..hopefully this food will do the trick...6 months is a very short time to have had 2 kidney stones operations

Stitches are out and Rosie looks really well )t'

fishpond · Post by **fishpond** » 01 Jun 2012, 17:47

Good news. )t'

Post by **Benny&Co** » 02 Jun 2012, 09:33

Glad to hear things are going well for you all Lizzie {hug}

It's tough isn't it hey {hug}

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