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Imminent Death

Sunday, May 13, 2007

Deaths are unavoidable. Especially when you find yourself at the terminal stage of cancer, then you would think not to tell your family and friends about it because you don't want them to worry about you and start crying about your imminent death, which brings us to today's blog entry...

Someone is dying in my family...another death this year...2 consecutive deaths in 2 years...It's not a person but a pet..actually not just a pet...but a best friend. He's a dog...an old and feeble one too...apparently, the cancer to his lungs, the doc said, and he only left months to live. Upon hearing this news, I couldn't accept the fact that he has cancer and he's gonna pass away. I don't want my friend to die, I love him very much, I don't want him to leave my side...Who's gonna watch me with those doeful black eyes and make me forget all my problems?

AND who's gonna accompany sweet lil cute Chloe, my maltese, when Trevor dies? Abby, another pet dog, has been given to a JC girl student. Chloe is going to face loneliness soon...IF only we had noticed his cancer earlier(it's in the last stage), he could be saved. At the moment, he's just laying there, waiting for time to pass until it's time for him to bite the dust...haiz, so I'll end here with an advice, don't have pets, with all those fun times you had with them won't pay for the price of their deaths.