He was here about four hours; we prayed for him and sprinkled holy water on his little self when he seemed to struggle for breath. He was here with us on the kitchen table in his little bed the whole time, and we kept our vigil talking and stroking him; he gave up the ghost around four twenty.
With much gratitude to St. Joseph, for taking such good care of him all this time.
Kibble, in your orisons be all our sins remembered.
Oh! so sorry! Glad Mr Kibble is no longer suffering! HUGS ♡
ReplyDeleteThank you, Elizabeth! He really had many sufferings, but he still was happy at the end with his friends; he finally was able to let us love him.
DeleteI am so sorry, Lisa! I too, am glad his sufferings are at an end and that he knew he was loved at last. xx <3
ReplyDeleteThank you, Clare! It was hard, but the timing was perfect; we were at home and able to take him.
DeleteOh, Lisa. ♥ What a gift to you all, though, that time together.
ReplyDeleteYes, it really was, Val.
DeleteSo sorry Lisa. But your were able to give him a time of being loved and cared for. Such a blessing. xx
ReplyDeleteYes, thanks, Lynda.
DeleteSuch sweet care you gave him. I'm so sorry, Lisa.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Jenny! We will miss his little face.
DeleteThank you and Diane for loving Mr Kibble...he was so blessed to have you and you, him...diana
ReplyDeleteThanks, Diana. Yes, we were blessed to have him!
DeleteI'm sorry! But so glad that you were able to love him to the end. He was lucky to have you all -- and I know you felt the same way about him.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Gretchen. Yes, you got it right. :)
DeleteOh. How sad, but sweet. Sigh. Thank you for being there for him--you and Diane and all.
ReplyDeleteYes, sad. I still have to get over to Diane's to see where they buried him.
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