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sami51 
Well, its been a week without my Sami girl and I still haven't stopped crying. I miss her so much... I actually "long" for her. I know i did the right thing but it still hurts. I find myself forgetting she is gone...when I walk into the house....when I don't finish what I'm eating and think she will....all kinds of silly things. Its so empty here without her.
I wanted to thank all of you who wrote to me with kind words and thoughts. It really did help and I appreciate it so much. You sure are wonderful people.
Thanks again.
Susan
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My dear friend - perhaps getting another dog will help to ease the pain and void you are experiencing. When I knew I was faced with putting my Aussie - Kelsey down, Aaron suggested we rescue a dog - I immediately said no, because I wanted Kelsey's last days to be filled with love, not with another dog pestering and annoying her. Of course, Aaron, on a day I wasn't home, rescued at Border Collie - Chaos - when I got home, I was furious, even though she was still a pup at 6 months, with big sad eyes, and quiet to boot. I kept her in Aaron's room when he wasn't home. Well that only lastest for a week or 2, and I let her be around my Kelsey. When the time came for the vet to come and put my precious Kelsey down, Chaos morned with us, and somehow filled the terrible void in my heart and soul.
Puppies are alot of work - boy oh boy do I know that from the experience of 28 puppies - Chaos had 3 litters - but how about rescuing a dog? I don't know what breed your Sami was - but it would help tremendously to fill the horrible void in your heart, along with making the dog that you would choose have a wonderful, loving home, with a wonderful, caring person that you are:)
Just something to think about, and I'd even go with you to help pick out the dog.
bcolliesmom