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What a special bird he turned out to be! I wish that he could have been healed, but he is flying safely now. Thank you for giving him such loving and dedicated care, Janet.
Cynthia
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What a beautiful experience for you to have had, Janet--the kind that stays with you for a lifetime. I don't think it was an accident the way Little'Un was sitting in front of the computer last night (and that he was so calm throughout his stay with you), and I don't think it was a coincidence that the Woodie outside came to visit just before he passed.
Although Little'Un's body didn't recover, perhaps his spirit got from you just what it needed. Jennifer
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Thank you for your lovely words, I so wish he's made it too.
I felt blessed he waited for me to wake up before he passed and I had the chance to say goodbye. (You know I sort of thought the Woodie outside called him to let go too). I just want to thank you all, Pidgey included, for the advice and back up, as always so appreciated.Fly High Little'Un, free at last. |
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It is amazing how strong those little babies can be and how attached we get to them while caring for them. You did an amazing job with him. Bless you and bless little 'Un'
Reti
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