Rest in Peace, Booboo. Thank you for giving the best 1.5 years of my life. You were my safe haven when I was stressed up or anxious and I radiated nothing but happiness when I was around you. I kinda knew you were gonna pass in the middle of the night because you were showing a lot of signs the night before and it was like you were holding on to something but I kept telling you that I’m ready to let you go because I couldn’t bear the thought of you suffering. Funny how your pet can be super hyper a day ago and super sick the next. at it was okay if you want to go, I was ready to let you go. I can never thank you best friend for bringing you into my life, I won’t mourn your death, but I will celebrate your life. There is no room for sadness, only joy that you’ve given me and the people around us. Not forgetting the people who follow you on your journey on Tumblr, Snapchat and Instagram. It hurts and I’m trying to cope with the loss of my best friend, but I’m happy she’s no longer suffering.
Booboo and I thank everyone for following us on our journey.
Nobody but people who got the chance to love and lose their beloved pets will understand the pain of watching your baby get older and weaker each day.
That sharp pain that pierces through your heart knowing how your time with your best friend is running out. You scramble to put yourself together as you try to spend as much time you can with them, reliving the times from the past.
With a flash, the pain is gone from your heart. You start feeling the warm fuzzy feeling that you once had, the feeling of excitement you get from the thought of bringing them home, the thought of seeing them when you get home after a long day. Nothing beats that warm fuzzy feeling. Nothing will make you feel as good as it did then.
The worse pain is seeing time tick by, the thought of possibly losing them anytime over he next few months, weeks, days, even hours. You just never know. You’ll never be able to fathom the pain you’d face when they eventually leave, not until that thought becomes a reality.
Over the last few years, months, they’ve given you the best times of your life. Through thick and thin, they were there for you. Dog, cat, hamster or fish. They were there when no one else was. Now, you’re losing them forever and you are forced to accept that. As pet owners, we know that their small bodies do not compare to the amount of love we have for them.
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