In 2000 my wife and I went to Florida in the fall to see if we wanted to live there. I found a job at a hotel in Palm Beach as the night mgr/m'aitre d. My wife used to get lonely, because I worked nights so she decided to get a pet without my knowledge. One morning when I woke up I heard a dog barking and was quite surprised. It certainly didn't sound like Cydne (my wife).
She(Cyd) had adopted Dalmatian/springer mix, but she had all the appearance of a springer. At first she didn't seem to like me and found that to be true of all males.When I investigated further Gabrielle (that was her name now) fended for herself on the streets in Florida for over a 1 1/2 years. Somebody must have thrown something at her like a rock or stick and broke one of her ankles. She must have looked for food in those trash barrels to survive and knocked a few of them over. That angered the trash men and I assume that is how she got the injury.
Six months had passed and we wanted to go back to Maine. Of course we brought Gabby with us and she became Cyd's close friend. Wherever Cyd was there was Gabby. Almost like her shadow. We had solved Palm Beach and wanted out of Dodge. Also, Christmas without snow was not Christmas for us. We had nine great years with Gabby and she seemed to enjoy the winters more.
It was a long time before she took to me, but I controlled the food and she was no dummy. I became her second best friend. Cyd was always first no matter how hungry she became.
Unconditional love is the mantra of pets. They don't know any other way and in that respect Gabrielle was no different. What a fantastic attitude and we should all adopt it. There would be no hunger, no wars, no homeless, etc. Although I believe most pet owners spoil them.
In July of this year Gabby developed a cough and we took her to the vet and they didn't know what it was. She developed hind leg problems too. However, I was a distributor for a Network Marketing company and they had a supplement for animals that help increase your own stem cells up to 30%. This helped her hind leg problem tremendously and the cough subsided.
In early November the cough became unbearable for Gabby. We thought she might have cancer and we had a decision to make. This was a very tough decision for us and we waited too long only thinking of ourselves. I guess we couldn't bear the idea of putting her to sleep.
She is at peace now. Gabrielle is gone. She used to dream quite often and they say if you dream you have a soul. Believing in reincarnation I hope she comes back as a teacher and show people how to "Love Unconditionally." Everything would be so easy to do with love. Be of service to your fellow man.
My loss for Gabby cannot be described. I had nobody to walk me this morning or to help me eat my breakfast. Left to my own I didn't do very well. Can we all make a decision to give unconditional love a chance and help other people? Network Marketing is a good vehicle to do just that. Are you ready?
To your committed success, - 29895
She(Cyd) had adopted Dalmatian/springer mix, but she had all the appearance of a springer. At first she didn't seem to like me and found that to be true of all males.When I investigated further Gabrielle (that was her name now) fended for herself on the streets in Florida for over a 1 1/2 years. Somebody must have thrown something at her like a rock or stick and broke one of her ankles. She must have looked for food in those trash barrels to survive and knocked a few of them over. That angered the trash men and I assume that is how she got the injury.
Six months had passed and we wanted to go back to Maine. Of course we brought Gabby with us and she became Cyd's close friend. Wherever Cyd was there was Gabby. Almost like her shadow. We had solved Palm Beach and wanted out of Dodge. Also, Christmas without snow was not Christmas for us. We had nine great years with Gabby and she seemed to enjoy the winters more.
It was a long time before she took to me, but I controlled the food and she was no dummy. I became her second best friend. Cyd was always first no matter how hungry she became.
Unconditional love is the mantra of pets. They don't know any other way and in that respect Gabrielle was no different. What a fantastic attitude and we should all adopt it. There would be no hunger, no wars, no homeless, etc. Although I believe most pet owners spoil them.
In July of this year Gabby developed a cough and we took her to the vet and they didn't know what it was. She developed hind leg problems too. However, I was a distributor for a Network Marketing company and they had a supplement for animals that help increase your own stem cells up to 30%. This helped her hind leg problem tremendously and the cough subsided.
In early November the cough became unbearable for Gabby. We thought she might have cancer and we had a decision to make. This was a very tough decision for us and we waited too long only thinking of ourselves. I guess we couldn't bear the idea of putting her to sleep.
She is at peace now. Gabrielle is gone. She used to dream quite often and they say if you dream you have a soul. Believing in reincarnation I hope she comes back as a teacher and show people how to "Love Unconditionally." Everything would be so easy to do with love. Be of service to your fellow man.
My loss for Gabby cannot be described. I had nobody to walk me this morning or to help me eat my breakfast. Left to my own I didn't do very well. Can we all make a decision to give unconditional love a chance and help other people? Network Marketing is a good vehicle to do just that. Are you ready?
To your committed success, - 29895
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