I hope that you all will think of my Warrior Princess when you see lightening bugs approach your boxers, her spirit always shined so bright. I wish i could tell you all that my sadness has gotten a little better for me, but i would be lying if i did. Ofcourse I make it through the day and laugh and smile, but I cry daily and can't even say her name or look at her picture without feeling such immense sorrow that I will never physically be with her again until it is my time. I realize that this is part of life, I lost my mom in my mid 20s...but Josi's passing has just hit me like a Mack train. I know many of you have felt just as I have....it just sucks! She blessed us with many extra months and I am forever grateful, I just wish our journey with her never had to end. I can't tell you all how much it means to me that you continue to check in on me and think about my baby girl...we were truly blessed to have stumbled upon this board years ago. Please give your wiggly babies hugs & kisses from me and I will try to start posting again soon. I know Josi would want me to continue to share our wisdom and experiences with other boxer parents in need.
name without crying. It was the most devastating loss I have ever experience. My heart still aches for her today, I miss her and I'm sure I alway will. I do still have times that I cry over her loss. We lost Crystal Nov 2007 and brought Roxy into our lives Mar 2008. Roxy helped to ease the loss. She didn't replace Crystal, but brought a whole newness to our home. Roxy's silliness and those puppy kisses helped to heal my broken heart. 