Mr. Curley, RIP sweet boy 10/7/13 The End of Curley's story

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I'm sorry to read the update. The only upside I ever see of knowing what's wrong and not being able to fix it is that we are given the opportunity to truly make the most of the time we have left. Just love him and love him and love him some more, as those will be the memories you carry with you when it comes time to say good-bye. He isn't gone yet, so simply shower him with all the love he will take.
 
He will be seeing an exotic specialist tonight - this is our last shot. Not expecting a miracle, just giving him all we can, but I really don't expect to be coming home with him. :cry4:
 
Lots of love to you both. You've done so much for him to try and keep him going, and I certainly hope all the love we sent their way is something they can feel. You've done far more for him that many would have - he was so very lucky to have ended up in your hands.
 
Despite all our best intentions our dear sweet Mr. Curley, our :heart: rat was helped over the bridge tonight. We love him, mourn for him, miss him, and will always hold him dear to our hearts.

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I'm sending all my love and hugs for you guys and Mr. Curley, playing up at the Rainbow Bridge. :hugs:
 
I'm so very sorry for your loss. He was a very lucky man to have you in his life, and a very handsome boy, from looking at his photos. He had so much personality in his face.

I'm glad you had the chance to get to know one another, and I hope you will find him, happy and healthy, when it it finally your time to meet up with him again. <3
 
I'm so sorry... :hugs:

We guys did fight a hell of a fight. Always hard to let them go, but to me at least, it is even harder after fighting so hard. Curley obviously had a wonderful life with you and you can be proud you have been able to offer that to him.
 
This was Mr. Curley's last shot of hope, but as suspected the probablity of him having PT was probably at around 90% after the doctor read all my posting from this site I had printed for him (so he's have a detailed date of events) and from looking at our poor boy it was clear there would be no miracle for Mr. Curley! He was dehydrated, no longer eating much, and mobility was down to vertually nothing. He didn't even make the energy surge to get away from the vet this time. The worst of all was our little man had gone completely blind most likely due to the swelling in his brain. Since daddy brought him to the vet dirty - I gave him a nice bath so he would pass clean and with dignity looking his best when he arrived to meet his new friends. RIP my love :heart:
 
Im so so sorry for your loss, Mr. Curley was such a sweet sweet little boy..if all else there is relief that hes no longer suffering and hes in a happier place...till you come for him. :hugs:
 
Ah love, you remind me so much of myself. Munster was dirty at the vet as well, and I too gave him a final wipedown before I buried him. Like your boy, mine didn't have the strength to fight when the mask went on. In many ways, while it's hard on the heart, I think it's easier than seeing them panicked and fighting at the very end, and it truly reinforces the condition they are in and that the right decision is being made. For me at least, it simply looked like Munster knew he was finally done, that he didn't have to do anymore except let go. Other than passing in their sleep at home, it's by far the most peaceful way I've seen them go. It sounds like your boys were fortunate to be loved enough to have the same.

I'm so very sorry you had to say good-bye to them both, but you did so very good for them <3
 

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