I think you did the right thing with Nuts - he'll know where she is.
When you put your heart out there - especially with creatures that have a shorter life-span than us humans - you already know that when they leave you will have a broken heart - but we still choose love despite that knowledge .
Sometimes I find myself almost grieving even before they leave because of dreading the heartache that will follow.
Taking them into my heart - well - I wouldn't change that decision.
Taryn, it's all been said but I'm so sorry. I know the heartbreak you're feeling. It will get better and when it's time to open your heart to the next kitty - you'll know. Till then, try to heal and take comfort in the knowledge that you gave her a great life and a lot of love, right up to the very end.
There was no hope. The vet called me with the results of the fungus culture even though she knew Attitude was gone. It was negative, so this would have ended the same way, I had already said if it was negative chances are she was going to be put down anyways.
I miss her. I want a kitten but Paul refuses to get another cat or kitten. It only makes it worse.
Aww..those pictures are adorable. I'm sorry your husband is not willing to agree another furbaby in the house right now. Taryn you are still grieving, and have had two losses not so far apart. I understand your desire to be needed. You are so used to taking care of Attitude that when she left, there is only this gaping hole that was once filled with all the things you had to do for her.
I know you said Nuts is more bonded to him than to you, but perhaps you could try spending some special time with him.