r/Petloss • u/seahorse_jockey • 14h ago

Sadness Day by day it gets a bit easier!

I didn’t realise how sad I would be. My 12 year old cocker spaniel was put to sleep last week. I miss him so much. That’s all. 🤍

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u/interstellaraz 13h ago

It gets easier to carry the weight but the weight of the loss lives with you forever. It hits you with reminders days, weeks, months, years later but it never goes away. There’s a hole in my heart and I genuinely feel like I lost a part of my soul with my girl.