by Michele
(Cumbria)
My Kiri died on the 11-07-2008. Kiri was 17 years old when she died and I love her so much, I cry every day for her.
One particular day four weeks before she died I was so upset. Kiz was both blind and deaf, was epileptic and had chronic renal failure but was out with me walking 3 times a day her quality of live was so wonderful she was brilliant.
However this day she was bumping into things and was very disorientated and I was so upset I could not stop crying. Kiz eventually settled and I took her for a walk with her 2 babies Tod and Nina they are twins and 12 years old.
As I walked down the road I got an overwhelming sense of total peace and felt so warm I felt I was in a bubble it was a wonderful experience something that I have never experienced before. I looked at my Kiz and I just felt that someone God, my Guardian Angel or Kiri's was telling me whatever happens on earth she will be safe in Heaven it was truly wonderful.
When I let Kiz off her lead in the park where we walk for the hour we were out you would have thought she had regained her sight. I am not a very religous person but I pray every night and I do have faith in God. Four weeks later she died.
Kiz had been dead for 3 days and every night I prayed she would let me know she was ok. I cried and still cry for her but this night I was lying in bed and my phone went off. I jumped out of bed and when I looked at the phone there was no message only the phone had lit up and my Kiz was there I am sure it was her telling me she was ok.
I get comfort in those two things that happened, she was a little Angel on earth and she is a little Angel in Heaven, I love and miss her so much.
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