I've gone all a bit nervous about it all, which I recognise says more about my year than it does about her surgery, but I'm terrified at losing her.
All of my animals hold a special place in my heart but only Mary goes absolutely everywhere with me...I'm never a single with her on my arm
It's a stressful day today
Ps haven't I got small ears?
May all go well.xxx
ReplyDeleteI understand !
ReplyDeleteMary will be fine in fact much better than you today.
Lots of love and hugs
parsnip and badger
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ReplyDeleteYou've been here too many times
DeleteI had to google "dirty op" and not surprisingly got some interesting results :p . . . but then I googled "dirty op MEDICAL" and did better!
ReplyDeleteMay all be well with Mary. I get almost sick just taking my cats to the vet, so I can only imagine how hard this wait will be for you.
I'm usually pretty sanguine but not today
DeleteShe will be through it with flying colours and then she will be home in your arms. Having said that, I don't envy you the wait
ReplyDeleteOf course it's a stressful day for you. May all be well.
ReplyDeleteJohn, sending positive energy and prayers that Mary has a successful surgery and healing. - Mary Ann
ReplyDeleteI totally understand your concern John but Mary is young in years and I feel that she will come through with flying colours.
ReplyDeleteI hate those early drop offs and then the wait. I am sure she will be fine. She has youth on her side, both of my guys are really old and I am always sure something will go wrong. We are all rooting for her (and you!).
ReplyDeleteCheers Peter
Sending healing thoughts for Mary. Please let us know when she's home and in your arms again.
ReplyDeleteEmpathize completely. Amys' vet stay on 18/9 was awful though the op did go very well.
ReplyDeleteWhen we entered the Vets Amy became very distressed begging us to take her out of there - jumping up; hiding under my arm - eyes getting bigger all the while and panting furiously.
I do hope Mary is not as stressed and I am sure this operation will make all the difference to her comfort, ear infections are painful.
I'll be lifting you and Mary up in thoughts and prayers...she will do well.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes to Mary and to you as well.
ReplyDeleteHolding you both in my heart.
ReplyDeleteAnd your ears are almost dainty.
Stay positive, my friend. Do it for Mary!
ReplyDeleteThat head on your shoulder says it all . . .
ReplyDeletePure love . . .
Please be ok Mary . . .
Thinking and caring about you John.
Prayers
ReplyDeleteHealing thoughts for Mary and you too John. I love that picture.
ReplyDeleteThat is so hard, John. I hope and pray that she and you will be better when the day ends.
ReplyDeleteSending love and best wishes to the both of you, John.
ReplyDeleteHope all goes well and your little girl is by your side again soon. Hugs.
ReplyDeleteXoxo
Barbara
I hope everything goes A ok for Mary...and the op is a huge success. Hugs to you both xx
ReplyDeleteJo in Auckland
As a former surgery nurse, I understand cases that are infected so are "dirty". Wish you could stay with Mary until she's sleepy for the procedure as I was allowed to do with our younger son when he was 4 years old.
ReplyDeleteBig hugs, best wishes, and high hopes for Mary's wellbeing. Yours, too, John. It's sometimes hard to be the daddy but Mary will be glad to see you afterwards.
Sending good wishes to you and Mary.
ReplyDeleteHang in there big guy.
ReplyDeleteWhen my late mother was young, she always had Welsh Terriers. She adored them, so I can understand your attachment. Beautiful natured dogs.
ReplyDeleteHaving had the rug pulled out from under you once of course leaves you apprehensive about everything. Hoping you're getting some sleep as i write, and I will be thinking of you and Mary tomorrow morning.
ReplyDeleteShe's so adorable, I'm sure she'll get plenty of attention during the day but will be over the moon to see you when you pick her up. Best wishes for her little procedure. As for tiny, tidy ears, I'm jealous!!
ReplyDeleteWe're with you and Mary every minute of today, fervently longing to hear good news about how it went with Li'l Mary.
ReplyDeleteWill be thinking of you two today; best wishes for a speedy recovery.
ReplyDeleteHope all goes well
ReplyDeleteBest wishes for your girl.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes to you both, be kind to yourself x
ReplyDeleteThinking of you and Mary, you'll be on tenterhooks until you go get her. Yes, tiny ears! Don't ears get bigger as we get older?
ReplyDeleteNever a single with Mary on your arm - that's just lovely. Where's my hanky.
ReplyDeleteHope all goes well today .Try not to fret too much (easy to say harder to do I know). Mary will be back with you very soon. Love hugs and best wishes to you allxxxWanda
ReplyDeleteSending good wishes to you both. I'm sure everything will be fine, but it doesn't stop you worrying. X
ReplyDeletexx
ReplyDeleteI hope you get out in the sunshine and pass the time chatting to the lovely folk in your village. Xx
ReplyDeleteThinking of you and Mary today. Hope your sweet girl is back home and getting better tonight. It's going to feel like a long day for you. Hugs.
ReplyDeleteI know exactly how you feel. That moment when you hand the lead to the nurse to take them away ... and then that bloody awful moment when you have to get in the car without them, buckle up and drive away. I hate, hate, hate it. I spend all day imagining the worse, drive myself crazy with fear .... and then usually you get back to pick them up and hear of them being THE most delightful doggy that all the nurses have been making a fuss over.
ReplyDeleteI hope everything goes well for your lovely little wing-girl. She's young, fit and except for her ear, in good health she should be fine. But my fingers are firmly crossed anyway. ♥️ xx
Sending love and good thoughts your way and Mary's
ReplyDeleteSending all good thoughts for today....xx
ReplyDeleteThinking of you today. Hope all goes well. xx
ReplyDeleteWishing you both all the very best. It won't be long before dear, sweet Mary is in your arms again.
ReplyDeleteWishing you both well. Love and hugs.xxxx
ReplyDeleteYour small ears are good listeners. x
ReplyDeletehope all goes well for both of you. xx
ReplyDeleteTake care, take it easy today, it will all work out.
ReplyDeleteThe vets wouldn't put Mary through the operation if they didn't think she was strong enough. A horrid day for you none the less. I've done this many times and it doesn't get any easier. Thinking about you and Mary and all good wishes for a complete recovery with many future years of being pain free.
ReplyDeleteI know how you feel. Yep small ears.
ReplyDeleteGood luck little Mary with your operation today. Dad, she'll be home before you know it
ReplyDeleteSending you and Mary love. And, yes, you do have small and cute ears.
ReplyDeleteThinking of you all and keeping my fingers crossed for a quick and full recovery for Mary - and you. xx
ReplyDeleteif I was there I would hold you hand.
ReplyDeleteWishing Mary a speedy op and recovery ..... hope you’ve got lots of treats in at the ready !!! .... sausages, wafer thin ham !!! XXXX
ReplyDeleteYes you have got small ears. Have you ever considered surgery to have them enlarged? No wonder you often hide them under your beanie hat.
ReplyDeleteI hope that all goes well with Mary.
Sending warm, healing wishes to both of you.
ReplyDeleteAwe bless, hope all is well!
ReplyDeleteHope it all goes well for Mary and that you come through unscathed too.
ReplyDeleteHugs x
ReplyDeleteSpecial thoughts for Mary today. xo
ReplyDeletei hope all goes well with mary. sending positive energy your way. i've been sitting in my garden room for 5 straight days watching that willie doesn't scratch his eye while he recovers from surgery. i know just how you feel.
ReplyDeleteI hope that Mary's surgery will go smoothly and that she will be back with you very soon. May you both be feeling much better by evening and special treats for Mary.
ReplyDeleteAll the best today, for both you and Mary.
ReplyDeleteThinking of you and Mary, hope we get an update soon.
ReplyDeleteInhale slowly through the nose and exhale quickly out the mouth......throughout the day. It may help.
ReplyDeleteNow Is THAT a loaded question or what!
Something like: 'Does this make me look fat?' lol
By now she is home with you. I hope it wasn’t the overbearing vet that was to work on her. There are those special ones that grab our heartstrings more than others. Sleep well tinight with your girl.
ReplyDeleteHere's hoping the day passes quickly and Mary's surgery is without complication.
ReplyDeletePoor you, Mary will feel so much better though. My dog hates going to the vet too. I know exactly how you feel having to leave your girl. Lots of treats and cuddles tonight for you both.x
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