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A lot of things have occured since school started. Tennis season is keeping me super busy, and more importantly I've gotta keep my grades up. Some ups and downs, but I'm hanging in there.

But definitely the hardest thing for me this year was the loss of our collie, Daisy. Her kidneys started failing and she started getting heart worms again. She wasn't the peppy, loving dog I had known and loved for ten and half years (more than half my life).

So my mom and dad took her to the vet to have her checked out, in hopes there was some way of making her feel better. But the next day my mom got the call that Daisy's illness was terminal and she wasn't going to get any better. We were left with two options: Let her come home and just let her arthritis leave her immobile..

.... Or put her to sleep....

I was absolutely devastated when my parents told me. I had lost the best friend that I had cherished so much. The one who I had always seen being right by my side, no matter what would happen. I already was having a bad day, and then I had to hear about losing Daisy... I literally cried my eyes out that night.

So we brought her back home in a small casket, and had a family burial service for her... Even now I find it hard to believe that less than a month ago I had to say goodbye to the best dog I will ever have. We've considered getting another puppy for my schnauzer, but nothing will ever replace Daisy in my heart.

I know that Jesus is taking good care of her for us, and I'll get to see her again one day. I'm so pumped about heaven right now, it's great.

Rest in Peace, Daisy Mae. I love you!

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A lot of things have occured since school started. Tennis season is keeping me super busy, and more importantly I've gotta keep my grades up. Some ups and downs, but I'm hanging in there.

But definitely the hardest thing for me this year was the loss of our collie, Daisy. Her kidneys started failing and she started getting heart worms again. She wasn't the peppy, loving dog I had known and loved for ten and half years (more than half my life).

So my mom and dad took her to the vet to have her checked out, in hopes there was some way of making her feel better. But the next day my mom got the call that Daisy's illness was terminal and she wasn't going to get any better. We were left with two options: Let her come home and just let her arthritis leave her immobile..

.... Or put her to sleep....

I was absolutely devastated when my parents told me. I had lost the best friend that I had cherished so much. The one who I had always seen being right by my side, no matter what would happen. I already was having a bad day, and then I had to hear about losing Daisy... I literally cried my eyes out that night.

So we brought her back home in a small casket, and had a family burial service for her... Even now I find it hard to believe that less than a month ago I had to say goodbye to the best dog I will ever have. We've considered getting another puppy for my schnauzer, but nothing will ever replace Daisy in my heart.

I know that Jesus is taking good care of her for us, and I'll get to see her again one day. I'm so pumped about heaven right now, it's great.

Rest in Peace, Daisy Mae. I love you!