Crissy Ann's Long Road through Diabetes and Atypical Cushing's disease

[k9diabetes]

Seems like forever, feels like yesterday.

[bgdavis]

Happy Birthday, Criss Ann. Doesn't seem possible that 22 years have slipped by.

Love,
Mom

[k9diabetes]

Oh my god, Bonnie... 22 years!! I never thought about it that way. Chris would be turning 24 this year if he was still with us.

I don't even want to think what that says about how old I am...

Sending her a kiss for her birthday and our love,

Natalie

[bgdavis]

Crissy Ann,

I didn't forget yesterday marked the ninth anniversary of your passing to the Rainbow Bridge. I just didn't get this little note written to you. I hope you and Dinks welcomed Sugar last November. Hank is my last white dog and has had his share of difficulty this year, with old-age vestibular syndrome. He takes almost as much care as you did. Mom loves all of my fur babies and remembers each and every one of you.

Kisses from Mom

[bgdavis]

Happy Birthday, Baby Girl. Mom will never forget you or the boys.
I still love you.

Mom

[bgdavis]

Criss,

It's hard to believe it's been a whole decade since you left me. I still think of you often. In fact, I've been washing a ton of your dog hair, preparing to spin it into beautiful white yarn.
It's also the 6 month anniversary of little Hank's passing.
I will always keep all of you in my heart. Until we meet again at the Rainbow Bridge.

Love,
Mom

[k9diabetes]

Aw... I know what you mean about the shock if a decade going by. So fast and yet an eternity. Our Jack is 12 this year.

We so often talk about Chris and I know do the same with Crissy Ann and Hank and all the sweet souls who have passed through and changed your life.

Good dogs, every one.

Natalie

[bgdavis]

Happy Birthday, my Crissy Ann.

Love,
Mom

[k9diabetes]

Kisses to you Crissy Ann! And a big hug to your mom...

[bgdavis]

Thinking of you today. Eleven long years without a big, white paw to pat my hand.

Love ya forever,
Mom