Nore, it is odd that you mentioned your dog & instinct to protect her pups. In May we had to have our beloved golden put to sleep. We have an adult son who is MR so I was worried about how he would be losing his dog. I have worked with a lot of hospice patients & believe in the "good" death. The day we had to do the deed, I took a lot of photo's of him & our dog. I bought a white lace silk baby pillow, a pink baby blanket & a rose. After normal vet hours my son & I took our golden in. I asked to stay with her in a regular room, we sat on the floor with her, the vet giving us as much time as we needed. When we were ready he adminstered the shot. She laid her head so sweetly on the pillow, went to sleep with us petting and loving her. Again the vet gave my son & I all the time we needed. It was a "good" death. I thought of this tonight when my son said he missed her. I thought of how we had taken more time, given more love to have our pet go peacefully than KC did her own child. I think it is this sort of thing we see in Tim Miller. His heart is broken at knowing his child didn't have the "good" death, that he wasn't there to hold her hand & ease her fear. He wants dignity & peace for all the victims & their families. I am so grateful we have a man like Tim Miller & am so grateful for all those who volunteer their time. How heart breaking it is for him to search for Caylee but more heart breaking has to have been looking into KC's blank eyes & seeing no soul. As so many other's have said, Tim is an angel.
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