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Subject: How to deal


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Ashley
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Date Posted: 08:29:39 01/13/04 Tue

Okay my Mutt is about 13 years old (human) and she is having major problems with arthritus and she doesnt walk very well. All she does is eat, sleep, and go to the bathroom. Is that a life? She has lived a very good life getting everything she wanted. She has been very spoiled her whole life. Is it time you think that she live in a better life? i am only 16 and i have had her since i was 3 and i am having the worst time letting go of her. We shared wonderful memories but i cant bare the lose of her... did i do the right thing or should i have let her die on her own?

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