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I need some advice about letting my best buddy go ...

By SUPERBEE

6 years ago


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#16 6 years ago
 
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oldskool1969

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True love is knowing when to let go.
Sounds like you have given him the absolute best life and as a final act of love let him sleep painlessly in peace.
I feel for you Bro.
Think of your mate first.

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#19 6 years ago
 
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Quoted from SUPERBEE:

put Gizzy down but i know if its not it will be coming soon.

Not putting down, letting them rest peacefully

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#221 5 years ago
 
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In the not to distant future when you think of your ol mate , you will smile while remembering the good times and the sadness will fade away.

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