I voted for the Abuser to last one day in keeping her abnormally large gob shut.
Me too. I really hope B is a heiress lol and has plenty of money to track everyone down. Which can absolutely be done,If I was B I would send my lawyers after the people behind those accounts and make them pay. This is just disgusting!
Thank you for such lovely words, I'm bawling my eyes out again. They really don't live long enough do they. I'm hoping amongst hope my tribe meet me atbridge. It never gets any easier either, ive had dogs, horses & cats had to be pts due to illness/old age. Plus I used to be a vet nurse. I didn't think I could but I did somehow manage to stay ok whilst with her when she was being pts & I crumpled after. It's the silence, with Tilly not here, it doesn't feel right. xx
Awwwe, this is heartbreaking, I'm so sorry. Pets really are family and we love them unconditionally. You saved her and gave her a wonderful long life, it must have been so hard to make that decision, but as we all know it's the kindest one 🩷Thanks for new thread @AsYouLikeIt and congratulations for great thread title @Ametrine
I would also welcome a previous thread summary, as I too missed most of it.
It is with such a painful heart (and body today) that I lost my Tilly last night, my beautiful girl, aged 15 1/2. I got her at roughly 5-6 months old from a rescue, she had been found in a city scavenging, she was skin & bones. I went to the rescue - not even with the intention of getting a doggie that day, my friends mum volunteered there & we popped in to see her as we were passing in the car. We went into a large enclosed area where some dogs were being exercised/socialised & this black/tan pup ran up to me & wouldn't leave me, she came home a few days later. This was just after my divorce had been finalised & id bought my new house. She sadly needed a leg amputated about a year later, but it never help her back one bit.
She just couldn't stand up & I knew she was in pain from the noises she was making & she had twisted herself in a shape I've never seen before. I was insistent that it be done at home, I didn't want the extra stress it would be on her to take her to the vet surgery.
It's awful, I feel terrible at being the person to agree to ending the life of someone I love so much, but also feel it's the last kindness I could give her after her unconditional love & trust, the trust took a wee while.
Sorry for merail.
You would have to shoot me if I lost my cats, but I am a bit dramaticA
Awwwe, this is heartbreaking, I'm so sorry. Pets really are family and we love them unconditionally. You saved her and gave her a wonderful long life, it must have been so hard to make that decision, but as we all know it's the kindest one 🩷
I can't even think about losing my cat, I literally well up in tears thinking about it.
Sending you all the love in the world 🩷🩷🩷🩷
Are they calling Bianca middle-aged? I don't have a particularly high opinion of her, but she's not even 30 ffs!I think it's time to stop making fun of the socks.
The accounts are clearly manned by such brilliant neurologists that they can tell if someone has MS or not without a single MRI.
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And they can predict rapid MS disease progression just by looking at their holiday snaps – what a talented bunch!
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(How bad does it have to get before there are consequences for the online abuse directed at BW?)
hey hey, hold your horses. She is 31 already!Are they calling Bianca middle-aged? I don't have a particularly high opinion of her, but she's not even 30 ffs!
i personally think this is a ruse - I just don’t think that sock writes like a teen, it’s almost like a jaded middle aged baboon impersonating a teen lolAre they calling Bianca middle-aged? I don't have a particularly high opinion of her, but she's not even 30 ffs!
I stand corrected, she's practically a pensioner thenone of my cousins has named her newborn Ioana, I dont know why it makes me laugh
hey hey, hold your horses. She is 31 already!
She's a young whipper snapper compared to AliceI stand corrected, she's practically a pensioner then
I’m so sorry about your little friend. We go into it knowing we’ll most likely lose them but it’s still so, so hard. What a lucky baby she was to have found so much love.Thanks for new thread @AsYouLikeIt and congratulations for great thread title @Ametrine
I would also welcome a previous thread summary, as I too missed most of it.
It is with such a painful heart (and body today) that I lost my Tilly last night, my beautiful girl, aged 15 1/2. I got her at roughly 5-6 months old from a rescue, she had been found in a city scavenging, she was skin & bones. I went to the rescue - not even with the intention of getting a doggie that day, my friends mum volunteered there & we popped in to see her as we were passing in the car. We went into a large enclosed area where some dogs were being exercised/socialised & this black/tan pup ran up to me & wouldn't leave me, she came home a few days later. This was just after my divorce had been finalised & id bought my new house. She sadly needed a leg amputated about a year later, but it never help her back one bit.
She just couldn't stand up & I knew she was in pain from the noises she was making & she had twisted herself in a shape I've never seen before. I was insistent that it be done at home, I didn't want the extra stress it would be on her to take her to the vet surgery.
It's awful, I feel terrible at being the person to agree to ending the life of someone I love so much, but also feel it's the last kindness I could give her after her unconditional love & trust, the trust took a wee while.
Sorry for merail.
The first attachment is not AE, it's an FM. I question giving the FMs so much airtime on here, and I try to not mention them at all. They are 'Pick Me' nobodies, thick as pigshit and are wedged up AE's arse.After reading this I question my involvement here on Tattle. I’m not flouncing at all I just don’t want to encourage these filthy scum.
Dear friend, so very sorry for your loss. It's a horrible thing to go through but you did the absolute best for her every day of her life. I hope you have many happy memories of sweet Tilly to comfort you in your grief. We are here for you.Thanks for new thread @AsYouLikeIt and congratulations for great thread title @Ametrine
I would also welcome a previous thread summary, as I too missed most of it.
It is with such a painful heart (and body today) that I lost my Tilly last night, my beautiful girl, aged 15 1/2. I got her at roughly 5-6 months old from a rescue, she had been found in a city scavenging, she was skin & bones. I went to the rescue - not even with the intention of getting a doggie that day, my friends mum volunteered there & we popped in to see her as we were passing in the car. We went into a large enclosed area where some dogs were being exercised/socialised & this black/tan pup ran up to me & wouldn't leave me, she came home a few days later. This was just after my divorce had been finalised & id bought my new house. She sadly needed a leg amputated about a year later, but it never help her back one bit.
She just couldn't stand up & I knew she was in pain from the noises she was making & she had twisted herself in a shape I've never seen before. I was insistent that it be done at home, I didn't want the extra stress it would be on her to take her to the vet surgery.
It's awful, I feel terrible at being the person to agree to ending the life of someone I love so much, but also feel it's the last kindness I could give her after her unconditional love & trust, the trust took a wee while.
Sorry for merail.
I am sorry for you loss @tilly27 i know that it hurts terribly. You gave her so much love and the best of lives, and it’s so hard making that decision for those we love so much. You loved her so much you wanted to stop her being in pain, and that last kindness you gave her means that she is no longer suffering and is at peace. Sending oceans of cwtchesThanks for new thread @AsYouLikeIt and congratulations for great thread title @Ametrine
I would also welcome a previous thread summary, as I too missed most of it.
It is with such a painful heart (and body today) that I lost my Tilly last night, my beautiful girl, aged 15 1/2. I got her at roughly 5-6 months old from a rescue, she had been found in a city scavenging, she was skin & bones. I went to the rescue - not even with the intention of getting a doggie that day, my friends mum volunteered there & we popped in to see her as we were passing in the car. We went into a large enclosed area where some dogs were being exercised/socialised & this black/tan pup ran up to me & wouldn't leave me, she came home a few days later. This was just after my divorce had been finalised & id bought my new house. She sadly needed a leg amputated about a year later, but it never help her back one bit.
She just couldn't stand up & I knew she was in pain from the noises she was making & she had twisted herself in a shape I've never seen before. I was insistent that it be done at home, I didn't want the extra stress it would be on her to take her to the vet surgery.
It's awful, I feel terrible at being the person to agree to ending the life of someone I love so much, but also feel it's the last kindness I could give her after her unconditional love & trust, the trust took a wee while.
Sorry for merail.
I love it. They don't engage their brains at all. If B is middle-aged, that would make Alice positively geriatric. Oh boyAre they calling Bianca middle-aged? I don't have a particularly high opinion of her, but she's not even 30 ffs!
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