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By: Ronni A. Hall,
on 11/11/2007
Our beloved 16-year old beagle finally crossed over today at around 10 a.m. She'd been having walking problems and her body finally gave out. She held on like a trooper, holding on because of her love for us. Ironically, I think if the rest of her body had been fine, she'd probably would have lived to be 18 with her healthy, fast beating heart. Thanks to my daughter and to Wendy, who helped me cross her spirit over. Thanks to Pamela who helped translate Lils' comforting words. I will never ever forget how profound an experience it was, or the feeling Lils gave me of what she was experiencing once on the other side. Heaven really feels like Heaven. :) For once, I was extremely grateful for my gifts to connect to the other side. My husband wrote a beautiful post on his site. Check it out here.
Hi there Ronnie Dear. I'm so sorry to hear about your precious Lilibeth passing on. I can't imagine how difficult it must be to not have her around, but I'm glad to hear that you feel her happiness. It must bring you tremendous comfort.
My best to you!
Hi Ronni,
I just wanted to send you some comfort angels and I'm sorry to hear about Lilibeth passing. It's a blessing that you were all able to be there for her in such a profound way. She has such a beautiful gleam in her eyes.
Dy
Thanks Debbie, thanks Dyan, for your kind words.
(((hugs)))
Oh my, tears are streaming donw my face after reading your hubbies post, the Rainbow Bridge gets me every time! I know she will live on in your art and hearts dear Ronni!
I am sorry to hear about your precious Lilibeth. One day, I imagine she will be there waiting for Sully and all her other blogger dog friends when their time comes too.