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cat71 Knowflake Posts: 826 From: Neverland... Registered: May 2002	posted November 20, 2007 07:10 PM PLease can I ask for good thoughts for my Puppy? We are in process of moving to Australia to be with my family as my Dad is currently dealing with cancer and while my dog has passed necessary requirements for immigration/quarantine, the English vet would not clear her for travel due to a little cough she has when she gets excited. They have delayed travel so they can xray her chest tomorrow. She is my 'Sweety darling' and I've had her for 10 years, I don't know what I will do if I have to go to Australia without her - I can't even contemplate the thought I am praying so much that the xray is clear so she can travel post haste - please share some light with us for this situation. Thank you fellow knowflakes. IP: Logged
Nephthys Moderator Posts: 3460 From: California Registered: Oct 2001	posted November 20, 2007 08:14 PM IP: Logged
cat71 Knowflake Posts: 826 From: Neverland... Registered: May 2002	posted November 21, 2007 05:46 AM Thanx Nephthys IP: Logged
yourfriendinspirit Moderator Posts: 1811 From: California, USA Registered: Oct 2006	posted November 21, 2007 06:50 AM Everything will be OK... Your puppy will join you. This may also be a blessing in disguise to clear your conscious of any ideas of illness within puppy. Flipside; If puppy is ill, he will now be diagnosed and treated, then join you. Focus on your Dad and the rest will surely fall in place. My prayers are with you both. IP: Logged
cat71 Knowflake Posts: 826 From: Neverland... Registered: May 2002	posted November 21, 2007 08:00 AM Thanx YFIS - your words have brought comfort to me. IP: Logged
artlovesdawn Knowflake Posts: 1176 From: Registered: Jul 2005	posted November 21, 2007 09:35 AM .. IP: Logged
cat71 Knowflake Posts: 826 From: Neverland... Registered: May 2002	posted November 21, 2007 10:17 AM ALD - thank u I'm glad I asked for assurance, cos normally I'm very upbeat but have had a tough time staying positive of late, I'm glad I asked for knowflake support, very grateful for your replies, Thanx IP: Logged
yourfriendinspirit Moderator Posts: 1811 From: California, USA Registered: Oct 2006	posted November 21, 2007 02:11 PM I "hear you" regarding you heart connection. I would feel lost without my dog too... He's been by my side; readily available to comfort and sooth my soul over the last 6 years. Funny too, that I feel this way as really I am a cat person. Hey, what's your puppy's name? IP: Logged
nattie33 Knowflake Posts: 324 From: USA Registered: Aug 2005	posted November 21, 2007 03:19 PM www.the-dhn.com/ - 4k - The distance healing network,There us a place here for pet healing IP: Logged
yourfriendinspirit Moderator Posts: 1811 From: California, USA Registered: Oct 2006	posted November 21, 2007 03:43 PM Excellent find nattie33, WOW!!! Over 700 Experienced and Dedicated Healers from All Around the World Participating! Seriously Cool!!! IP: Logged
cat71 Knowflake Posts: 826 From: Neverland... Registered: May 2002	posted November 21, 2007 04:00 PM Puppy's name is Candy... she always gets very excited and wags like mad when I call her 'Sweety Darling'! Makes me smile just thinking about it. Thanx for that find Nattie - that's so cool IP: Logged
nattie33 Knowflake Posts: 324 From: USA Registered: Aug 2005	posted November 21, 2007 05:43 PM Thank You YFIS. Cat 71 I have got pet healings from them and they really helped. they seem to answer right away for children and pets.I'll say a prayer for Candy. I call mine puppies and kittens also. even though most of them are senior citizens.Wishing your Baby the best. IP: Logged
cat71 Knowflake Posts: 826 From: Neverland... Registered: May 2002	posted November 21, 2007 06:08 PM Nattie It's funny when I got her 10yrs ago, I wanted alittle dog so she'd be my 'puppy' forever and never grow up. Sometimes I look at her, even after all these years and can't believe how small she is! Funny how they become our family isn't it? I've been single for about 7 years now and have accepted that my daughter will grow up and leave home, but I've told her firmly she's not taking the dog! Thanx for your prayers IP: Logged
Randall Webmaster Posts: 24739 From: Columbus, GA USA Registered: Nov 2000	posted November 25, 2007 01:12 PM ------------------ "There is no use trying," said Alice; "one can't believe impossible things." "I dare say you haven't had much practice," said the Queen. "When I was your age, I always did it for half an hour a day. Why, sometimes I've believed as many as six impossible things before breakfast." Lewis Carroll IP: Logged
teaselbaby Knowflake Posts: 1330 From: Northeast Ohio Registered: Sep 2002	posted December 01, 2007 11:12 AM You have my good thoughts, too. IP: Logged
cat71 Knowflake Posts: 826 From: Neverland... Registered: May 2002	posted December 07, 2007 10:36 PM Please forgive me cos I'm going to ramble now.. The vet in UK has said she has cancer and it is in her lungs and connected to her windipe and close to her heart. I can't believe the little dog so full of life and bouncing around like a new puppy is so close to the end, they have said she has only a month left. She is in the UK and I'm in Australia with my family and my Dad who is also suffering from cancer. I have worked ceaslessly for four months at two jobs, seven days a week til 2am in the morning to save the money to bring my baby back home (where she was born) to be with her family and now they won't even let her get on the plane. I don't want her to suffer of course, but I know this tenacious little dog, who like my child and if she was allowed to get on the plane I know she will survive the trip because she'll know she's coming home, because she's flown before. I am gutted, heartbroken, devastated that she is with strangers and maybe thinking I've abandoned her in a cold country with no-one around her that she knows. I have no-one in the UK friends or anything who could even go and see her so she would have that contact and not feel she has been left behind. I am praying, and trying to keep faith and trying so so hard to understand this situation. I am asking why why why? I want my baby in my arms, even if it is just to say goodbye I have been a single parent and alone with my daughter for 8 years, this little dog has been our protector, our comfort our friend a member of our family for ten years and now I feel it is so cruel that we can't even have the opportunity to hold her at the end and let her know she has been and is chereished above all others in our hearts, a tiny puppy who has been a huge part of our lives. Oh god, I just want to hold her again... I'm so hurt and so angry, why? Life is really sh*t sometimes IP: Logged
Nephthys Moderator Posts: 3460 From: California Registered: Oct 2001	posted December 08, 2007 04:39 PM Where/Who is she staying with??? The only alternative is for you to fly back to UK and be with her until she passes, or at least see her for one last time. I know you said your Dad has cancer; if he has quite a while and is doing well right now, you have enough time to go back and see your dog. Yes, life throws us some horrible issues at times, and it is so puzzling to figure out why/what we can do in the situation. Sorry if my words aren't the best, but the best wishes and blessings for you IP: Logged
cat71 Knowflake Posts: 826 From: Neverland... Registered: May 2002	posted December 09, 2007 07:34 AM Thanx I was so angry when I last wrote - it does still seem so unfair. Unfortunately I cant afford to fly back to her, I wish I could. I spent everything I had to get here and be with my family. She's in kennels, I have one last shot at getting a second opinion for her to fly over and if that doesn't work will have to make the toughest decision ever - to have her put to sleep I know though that if she cant get here in body she will come to me in spirit later. But it is still so heartbreaking Thanx for your words anyway... it's just good to know someone is listening (reading) IP: Logged
nattie33 Knowflake Posts: 324 From: USA Registered: Aug 2005	posted December 09, 2007 12:41 PM My heart goes out to you. if you have the chance to fly her over do it. even if is just to say goodby. it will make you feel so much better to hold her again. IP: Logged
nattie33 Knowflake Posts: 324 From: USA Registered: Aug 2005	posted December 09, 2007 02:06 PM pet name: candy_i put this on DHN hope its ok description: All i know is there is a small ten year old dog named candy. she has lung cancer and cancer near her windpipe.and trouble with her heart. her person in in australia she has to be there because her father is sick with cancer. i only know this women's name as cat71. she cant afford to fly candy to australia. and candy is in the UK in a kennel without ant familiar people. please send healing to all involved. and pray for them to be reunited. thank you condition: candy 10 year old dog with lung cancer windpipe cancer and heart problems IP: Logged
Nephthys Moderator Posts: 3460 From: California Registered: Oct 2001	posted December 09, 2007 02:59 PM I think flying her over to Aussie would be extremely stressful for her; especially if she is sick with cancer! Sorry to say it, but I think that would be a selfish move on your part, just so you can "see" her. We really need to think of the best interest of the animal. Just my opinion. IP: Logged
artlovesdawn Knowflake Posts: 1176 From: Registered: Jul 2005	posted December 09, 2007 11:19 PM .. IP: Logged
cat71 Knowflake Posts: 826 From: Neverland... Registered: May 2002	posted December 10, 2007 02:59 AM Thanx Nattie - I appreciate that message going out on our behalf. ArtLovesDawn - thanx also, you are right about the guilt etc., I just hate the thought that she might think we just left her without the intention of her coming back with us - that's the hardest part (cos as I've been told, she's not in any pain or suffering physically) And Nephthys - perhaps you're right, maybe I am being selfish. It's hard to see straight cos I love her so much. If the airline had let me iin the first place I'd have had her on the seat next to me in the plane, cos she's like my child, I am motivated by love though, not ego. I feel like she would feel better seeing us again too. Well, I'm going to take that advice and leave it alone for twenty four hours and make a decision then. She is being well cared for by professionals and I'll take comfort in that for now. Thank you all for your compassion and care IP: Logged
nattie33 Knowflake Posts: 324 From: USA Registered: Aug 2005	posted December 15, 2007 11:57 AM We have received your healing request for dear sweet Candy and cat71 and are sending continuous healing energies, prayers and Reiki blessings for Candy's highest good for as long as required for a positive outcome to the situation whether that be a full recovery and reunion with her owner or a smooth transition to her sweet soul's next great adventure. Continuous healing energies, prayers and Reiki blessings are also flowing to Candy's medical team for enlightened and successful treatment if needed. Should Candy move on from this life without being reunited with her owner, she will not be alone but will be enfolded in loving, healing energies as she journeys on her way. I have added dear sweet Candy to my own healing grid. Please do keep us posted of dear Candy's progress, especially if she needs to be placed on the Long Term Healing List. **Please Note: when help is requested, please understand that all those associated with the Distant Healing Network strongly believe and advocate that regular medical help and advice from appropriate medical practitioner(s), if sought, should be followed. Please be aware that DHN protocol does not allow us to diagnose or give advice. Gentle healing hugs and abundant blessings to you and dear little Candy and her caregiver cat71, Jean Rogers-Clark, Deputy Case Manager - DHN for Pets Alternative healing info www.Pets4homeopathy.com For parrots visit www.thegabrielfoundation.org Gain hope for a disabled pet by visiting the non-profit www.petswithdisabilities.org Free on-line vet advice: http://www.freevetadvice.co.uk or http://www.purinaone.com/online_vet.asp IP: Logged
Randall Webmaster Posts: 24739 From: Columbus, GA USA Registered: Nov 2000	posted December 16, 2007 02:29 PM ------------------ "There is no use trying," said Alice; "one can't believe impossible things." "I dare say you haven't had much practice," said the Queen. "When I was your age, I always did it for half an hour a day. Why, sometimes I've believed as many as six impossible things before breakfast." Lewis Carroll IP: Logged

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