My last post was on Feb. 4. On Friday, February 6, my beloved little Tucker lost his battle with kidney disease. It was the hardest thing I have had to endure, letting him go.
He was such a huge part of my life. I talked to him constantly (and he listened and replied). I keep expecting to see him peeking around the corner at me or sitting in his bed when I turn around.
Last night I was eating ice cream and did what I always do, I called for him to join me.
It is so hard trying to adjust to him being gone. Hopefully the pain and loneliness will subside.
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Cheryl,
I know what you are going through with losing Tucker. My Rosie passed away with kidney failure suddenly in August and it has been a hard adjustment.
Let me tell you a true story...
My Rosie use to sleep on my pillow with me and one morning a few weeks ago, I opened my eyes to see her laying next to my head! Seriously. It was her and I was awake when it happened. I blinked really hard and she was STILL there
so I just stared at her for a long bit and said "hi baby girl" which was her nick name. I then closed my eyes and when I opened them, my other cat Skye was there. Funny thing is that now Skye has been diagnosed with a kidney stone...not sure what that means exactly but I thought I would share it with you. It seems with each cat we have had who have passed away, they always return for a visit.
I hope that you will be visited by Tucker too. Hugs, Jo Anne
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