The Hermit Club
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Jazz.......I owned a Boston Terrier...........talk about history repeating itself......as a puppy our little Bossman fell into his food dish too.......
We had a total of 4 in the family.......my daughter bought one for my husband when he was dying of Pancreatic cancer because it was his wish to own one and walk it on the beach at our shore home.....sadly he never got to do that......he passed away just 2 months after my daughter gave him Bossman.......I rescued 2 Boston's one 7 years old, and one 13.........and another daughter had 1 from the same litter as my 7 year old rescue.......but she got hers as a puppy......mine was left at the Vet by the breeder,and I heard he was there along with his doggy aunt.......I paid the Vet bill which was $1,400 and took them home.
Brought back a lot of good memories of our first Boston, and my husband's joy at his wish almost being fulfilled.......
Thanks, and hugs.
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If not for going outside, would get a female boston terrier, runt of the litter.
Our dog days are over.
Indoor cat & pooping house!
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Ducky, our Boston Terrorist ( NOT a typo) died in May at the age of 15. His name was Dandy, because he was indeed a dandy. He had been getting weaker, and had doggy dementia. I put him outside to potty. He didn't come back to the door right away so I kept peeking out to check on him. He went from the patio to the grass and laid in the sun. I checked 10 minutes later and he was lying under the big tree. DH came in from work a few minutes later and I asked him to bring Dandy in. He looked out and said, I can see him breathing. He went to the bathroom, and 2 minutes later went out to get old Dan, but he had stopped breathing in those 2 minutes. Jimmy buried him under the lilacs & hollyhocks, with a special stone. I didn't go out with him, because I knew Jimmy needed that time alone. I'm sure he shed a few tears. He & Dandy were joined at the hip. We got him when he was 5 weeks old.
Paula
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paula, that is so sad! i loved that you said terrorist, though. it really gets you when an animal dies, because they love almost more perfectly than us humans do, in a way, and forgive, almost instantly.
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Soteria......beautiful story...........they are so lovable, and I would love to have another one, but to take on a dog now would be foolish...........ours were all such good dogs.....all from the same breeder, and all related.......the thing that blows my mind is how intelligent they are and how easy to train.......
15 is old......our first one was 11, and was sick for about 2 years, and gradually got worse......my 1 rescue was old when I got her, she lived about 1 year..........the one that was 7 was a beauty, very tiny, and he lived to be 13........my daughter's who was the brother to my rescue lived to be 14........also very small.......
I am sure your husband loved Dandy dearly....how could anyone not...
Have a good night Solteria.....nice talking to you.......come back often.....we really are not Hermits.....lol......hugs.
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-2*F with sunshine in the North Country!
kathec, positive results.
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i have five rescue dogs, was 8 but rehomed some as they were only fosters, though one was here three years. I miss last one homed ..so so much.......
One spaniel cross, one almost pure labrador, pointer cross, small GSD type and a greyhound type, four are black, also three rescue cats, rehomed one. So eight furries .......
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CCFW,
I may even go outside for a nature walk!
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Lily55,
We grew up with dogs, then once married our sweetie was a small female sheltie, runt of the litter.
Our last dogs were 3 sweet gentle female brittany spaniels. Sisters!
Hubby & I grew up with dogs & cats, so now we're okay with just Teka & pooping house.
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Laurie
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I feel the healing warmth.
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Laurie Parr thank you for posting that. Peace
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i dont know if this is allowed here but PLEASE keep me on track to leave my OH, he did not notice when I was half dead and he is no good for my emotional or physical health - not married so entitled to big fat zero despite serving almost nineteen years with him.......very much a case of experience finally triumphing over hope but i lose a lot and face uncertain future as financially cannot manage alone, house is up for salebut others here been for sale for eight years so could be dead before it sells
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....just wanted to say that this is my last post on hermits thread. and it is too bad, because i really loved some of you, here, but you know who you are. too many insomni(man)iacs, for me.
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I am sorry you are leaving us KathEC. I don't know what the issues were but I implore you to discuss if possible. I was here on the boards over three years ago when a friend got into many arguments and she left. We kept in touch, a group of us did and now she is dead and we can never get her back. I do not understand arguing at BCO. Not at all. This makes me incredibly sad.
Love to everyone.
Ginger
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kathec, stay here PLEASE i saw your results on another thread and not here but that is your choice, please dont go..
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Lily55,
"Drag your thoughts away from your troubles------
by the ears,
by the heels,
or any other
way, so you
manage it."
---Mark Twain
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oh ginger I no who u mean who passed away,that was sooo sad.
There is so much anger on these threads
I used to come here but I too am done.
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Bye everyone.....I am leaving Hermits thread........I.hope the people who caused this are happy........there are close to 115,000 ladies on these threads........so sad how a couple can ruin what once was a happy place......I laughed my heart out, and spoke so highly of this website, and how it got me through one of the darkest times in my life, other then when I hugged my husband for the last time.......
Your stories made me laugh, cry, and gave me bright days when I had nothing to smile about.....I was here from the day after my diagnosis, and not a day went by that I did not check in sometimes 5 or more times a day........you gave me a reason to go on, when everyone else thought I was fine, and I wanted to cry out "no I'm not"...........then you came and lifted me up, brought me out of that dark place so many of us go to......so for you I say Thanks, love you, and you know who you are......Bye
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kathec,
I'm the only one you had problems with on this thread, that being said, I would never throw "wenches" or "bitches" on a Bonfire!
But you and I can "breath" and move on------------*hug*
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kathec, please stay in the sunshine!
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kathec, this is where you belong!
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WTH? We should be angry with cancer, treatment side effects, and those who minimize our pain. There should be only support, understanding, and empathy here.
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OMG the only time I have voiced an opinion it was on a PM, not on public and that was one time when I thought someone stepped over a line---Now I feel like going into the lego box and start playing with all the toys cuz that's how this is coming out. When I was younger I didn't argue with people and I realize we all have different personalities and not all mesh together--it would be impossible and if u feel like u have to leave a thread because someone or something has hurt u fine--no hard feelings, but this is just all petty stuff and the reason for life isn't petty, it's a gift that is profound, in the end that's all we have, Remember we're born alone, we live alone, and we die alone---but in the meantime we can gather what we can from so many people and not push people away but welcome them in our hearts--there are no fangs here, but if u see it as that then I certainly wish u all the best in u'r life and in u'r health-and everyday wake up feeling better than the day before, and don't forget there is nothing better than kindness in your heart for someone else-life is way to short.
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Dutch I got carried away s usual--there is so much caring on this thread--and I've been on it for a long time and I always come here it's upsetting.
OK Lily, I didn't quite understand what u meant--is this about u'r DH and what this has done to him?
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CC--I thought the same thing we'll just read to ourselves-whatever happened happened so we'll get back to business LOL
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