Newly Diagnosed AHA

[admin]

Jeanie – I am so, so sorry to hear about Pandi. I have been thinking about you and hoping she would get better. But, as the others have said, it is such a horrible, evil disease. Please accept my deepest condolences.
It is always, always a tough decision to let go, and I know all too well the pain you are going through. But you did take the right decision, and it was a decision made in love. Please let us know how you are getting on. You will be feeling terrible, I know, but we are all here to support you.
And hold on to your memories; they are precious. I know that Pandi knew how much she was loved

with love

Lynda

[admin]

Dearest Jeanie – I too am so very sorry. I have been away over the weekend and just found out today about your dear Pandi. I know you are feeling very empty right now. It’s the letting go that is so difficult, but it is the most noble of decisions to have let her go peacefully.

This is the most cruel of diseases because it just sneaks up and you are trying frantically to do all the right things, make all the right decisions AND find the best care. You found the best care for Pandi and you did everything and more than anyone else would have done – because you loved her so much.

I love Pandi’s picture. She was a beautiful girl, such a precious face. I know you loved her dearly and of course, she knew it too. She was a very lucky girl to have known you and your unquestionable allegiance.

As others have suggested, when you are able, please visit The Bridge. And in time, perhaps writing your story of your precious Pandi would help not only you, but others too.

I am sending you my most heartfelt condolences and much love,

Linda

[Tamara]

Oh Jeanie, I am so so sorry — I was hoping for Pandi too. This is the most wonderful group, so supportive, and many here have gone through this loss. Please let us know how you’re doing, we are all thinking of you and sending big hugs.
much love,
tamara and ashki xoxox

[admin]

Jeanie – I am so, so sorry to hear about Pandi. I have been thinking about you and hoping she would get better. But, as the others have said, it is such a horrible, evil disease. Please accept my deepest condolences.
It is always, always a tough decision to let go, and I know all too well the pain you are going through. But you did take the right decision, and it was a decision made in love. Please let us know how you are getting on. You will be feeling terrible, I know, but we are all here to support you.
And hold on to your memories; they are precious. I know that Pandi knew how much she was loved

with love

Lynda

[admin]

Dearest Jeanie – I too am so very sorry. I have been away over the weekend and just found out today about your dear Pandi. I know you are feeling very empty right now. It’s the letting go that is so difficult, but it is the most noble of decisions to have let her go peacefully.

This is the most cruel of diseases because it just sneaks up and you are trying frantically to do all the right things, make all the right decisions AND find the best care. You found the best care for Pandi and you did everything and more than anyone else would have done – because you loved her so much.

I love Pandi’s picture. She was a beautiful girl, such a precious face. I know you loved her dearly and of course, she knew it too. She was a very lucky girl to have known you and your unquestionable allegiance.

As others have suggested, when you are able, please visit The Bridge. And in time, perhaps writing your story of your precious Pandi would help not only you, but others too.

I am sending you my most heartfelt condolences and much love,

Linda

[Tamara]

Oh Jeanie, I am so so sorry — I was hoping for Pandi too. This is the most wonderful group, so supportive, and many here have gone through this loss. Please let us know how you’re doing, we are all thinking of you and sending big hugs.
much love,
tamara and ashki xoxox