RE: Staring into the Void

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Unfortunately, I know the feeling all too well. We had to go through the same in February with Lana, and if that was not enough, we had to let Myla go at the end of March. Two dogs in less than two months.

I cried a river ever since.

Wishing you and your wife lots of strength. Cherish the good memories you made with her in the past 14 years!



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I can't even imagine. That has to be so hard. One was enough for me. I think two so close together would just put me under. I'm very sorry you have had to go through that.

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I can't even properly put into words how difficult it was, luckily we still have Skipper, and with his help and some extra help from CBD oil, I managed to keep myself afloat.

I have also written blogs about both Lana and Myla. It helped me a bit in processing the loss but the void remains.

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I was dreading writing this post today, but I knew it would probably be helpful for me even if not right away.

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In the years that I've been blogging on the blockchain, I've written 4 of these kinds of blogs. One for Lex when we had to say goodbye to him after he got a stomach torsion, one for Rowan when we had to let him go because of anal gland cancer, one for Lana due to breast cancer, and one for Myla when we said our final goodbyes to her because of old age and ataxia.

All these blogs were the hardest blogs to write, and I cried rivers with every blog I wrote for them, but once time has healed my wounds for a bit I find comfort in looking back, reading the blogs back.

They were and still are so deeply loved and in every word I wrote I find some of that endless love back.

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