SunQuest
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Will AMHR return the papers to us that belong to our colt that passed away yesterday if we send them in to tell the registery that he is deceasaed? I don't want to loose them as they were his and he is so very dang special to us. I know we should contact the registery, but will they send us the papers back?
And thank you everyone for your support. It is so very hard on my Mom and I. When I saw him yesterday, I knew that he wouldn't make it through any surgery. He was suffering so much. He was so heavily sedated for the past 10 to 12 hours. They were staying up round the clock to try to keep him comfotable and they were having less and less success doing so. And looking into his eyes, they were so dark and so lifeless. You could tell that he wasn't fighting it. What a difference that the 24 hours had made... Saterday night he was still spunky enough to jump on my foot. Monday morning, he had no fight left. The vets told us that what ever was happening that we caught it VERY VERY early Saterday. And they are sure it wasn't impaction colic as he was passing stool and it did have the oil in it. It wasn't ulcers, wasn't sand, wasn't worms, and even inflamed colin didn't fit with what was happening. The bloodwrok was all normal other than the white cell count being off. There just was not anything for them to go off of.
It is still so hard to fathum that he is gone. It is so hard to not have him come running to us. He so loved attention and wanted to be the center of our world. We couldn't keep him out of our pockets. Our pasture really feels empty even though it has 5 other horses in it. In time I know we will adjust, but until then it is a lonely job feeding our boys...
And thanks for your thoughts and prayers. It certainly helps to know that my forum family is there for us when we need you all the most.
Many many thanks!
And thank you everyone for your support. It is so very hard on my Mom and I. When I saw him yesterday, I knew that he wouldn't make it through any surgery. He was suffering so much. He was so heavily sedated for the past 10 to 12 hours. They were staying up round the clock to try to keep him comfotable and they were having less and less success doing so. And looking into his eyes, they were so dark and so lifeless. You could tell that he wasn't fighting it. What a difference that the 24 hours had made... Saterday night he was still spunky enough to jump on my foot. Monday morning, he had no fight left. The vets told us that what ever was happening that we caught it VERY VERY early Saterday. And they are sure it wasn't impaction colic as he was passing stool and it did have the oil in it. It wasn't ulcers, wasn't sand, wasn't worms, and even inflamed colin didn't fit with what was happening. The bloodwrok was all normal other than the white cell count being off. There just was not anything for them to go off of.
It is still so hard to fathum that he is gone. It is so hard to not have him come running to us. He so loved attention and wanted to be the center of our world. We couldn't keep him out of our pockets. Our pasture really feels empty even though it has 5 other horses in it. In time I know we will adjust, but until then it is a lonely job feeding our boys...
And thanks for your thoughts and prayers. It certainly helps to know that my forum family is there for us when we need you all the most.
Many many thanks!