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I may not see you, but I know when you come to check on me. I can feel you, perched up on the sofa back, on your blanket, watching me. Resting your paws on my lap when I cry. I can feel you, close to my face every time I hold my breath, to make sure I remember to breathe. I can feel you, cuddling up to me every time I have to lay down when I become too fatigued to continue my day. I know when you follow me to the kitchen for that little treat of cheese. I feel your fear every time it storms outside, but I do not know how to comfort you. You are gone, but still with me - and you make sure I know you're here whenever I need you. I cannot hold you, I cannot hug you, I cannot kiss you. But I can LOVE you and I will always love you. Find your big sister at the Rainbow Bridge and bask in the warm summer sunlight you both love so much. Be patient - I will come and find you both when the time is right and we'll run across the Bridge together. And we'll never have to be apart again. -Until Then, Mama ❤️🐾 ✏️ UPDATE ✏️ (For every fur parent, feather parent and even reptile parent who has so generously visited or wil be visiting my Romeo's Residency page and signs the Guestbook or sends me a Sympathy card...) Friday, May 15, 2020, 7:21am - I do not have a Residency Page here yet, but yesterday was the 1 year anniversary of the passing of Romeo's big Sister, DaisyLu Beaglie Hound. Romeo Montague left my side to join her 161 days later. After creating this memorial and receiving two guestbook messages within hours, I immediately marked the return address for those email notifications as a VIP so my iPad and iPhone would alert me the moment any of you submit a guestbook entry, or sends a card, or replies to a message I may leave for any of you. I have received many alerts over the last weeks, but I was unable to read any of the notes left for me. I just learned in January that I do not have a functioning immune system. It took 4.5 months to qualify for and begin receiving immune therapy which I must do every 3 weeks. The side effects are not great, but it beats catching COVID-19 and having no immune system to fight it. So I have been very slow in reading your entries. I want you all to know that I have read all entries as of this morning and my heart is so touched. I cried as I read each one. THANK YOU TO EVERYONE WHO HAS LEFT ME MESSAGES and THANK YOU TO EVERYONE WHO STOPS BY FROM HERE ON. I promise I will read all messages as often as I can and I WILL visit your fur/feather/reptile Residency Memorial Page if you leave me a link in your note. Thank you all again for your thoughts, prayers, kind words, your personal pet stories and for showing there are truly amazing people in the world and even more amazing pets! -Traci |
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